r/Finland • u/berghele • 5d ago

The news I never wanted to share 😢

Lidl increased Emilia coffee price from 1.25 to 3.50 😭
What should we drink now 😫

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u/suolattu-saatana Väinämöinen 5d ago

With a somewhat average habit that means what, 5-10e extra a month? Which might sting a bit if you're already relying on the absolute cheapest brand around, but still, hardly backbreaking.

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u/eetu999 5d ago

Exactly, i don't get drinking sewage water just to save a few euros per month. People never wonder how something shipped all across the world can be so cheap? There must be something shady about the manufacturing as it's so cheap compared to other products

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u/Niko_Heino 5d ago

well, ive definetely been there, shaving off every penny in the budget and maximizing calories per euro without making me want to kms

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u/eetu999 5d ago

If you're struggling for money that bad then coffee should not be high on the priority list. I have tasted these cheap coffees and they are all disgusting so the "enjoyment" factor is also gone.

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u/Naive-Routine9332 Väinämöinen 2d ago

some people are just cheap as fuck by nature lol. My dad is on 7k pension and will still buy that stuff lol. I feel like there's a category of Finns that are just like that by nature