The impact

[cromwell]

Aha, missed the . Out

It's exasperating when you do that 

[Barry]

Aha, missed the . Out

Lay off the wodka then!

[Nick]

If the prices are in Rubles at 70 to the pound, they are comparable to European prices. We can get tuna at 70p for 105g tin, but it isn't the best quality.
Where did you get £280 from, Nick?

Aha, missed the . Out

[Nick]

11 minutes past 7 this evening. 

[Nick]

If the prices are in Rubles at 70 to the pound, they are comparable to European prices. We can get tuna at 70p for 105g tin, but it isn't the best quality.
[highlight]Where did you get £280 from, Nick?[/highlight]

Out of my pocketses




199.99 py6 is £2.84, as you can see that's the cheaper one. I know you'll find this hard to believe buy they have a full section dedicated to Vodka and a litre of Русский стандарт is only £11.
I'll upload the full receipt for those who want a bit of Google translate practice.

[Barry]

If the prices are in Rubles at 70 to the pound, they are comparable to European prices. We can get tuna at 70p for 105g tin, but it isn't the best quality.
Where did you get £280 from, Nick?

[Sampanviking]

The prices do appear steep, but what are the tickets priced in rubles, euros, dollars....?

Those prices look like Rubles to me. Just checked Trolley.co.uk and there is as expected a big difference between ultra low; cat wouldn't touch it, budget and premium brands.
Tesco do a very cheap can of flakes for 50p 3p per 100g) but the main range of popular brands is between £1 and £2 per 100g with one premium brand hitting £3.95 per 100g

If Tuna is regarded a luxury product for the affluent and only sold as a Premium product, maybe its not that much more?
Interesting to have a look at the price of more typical staples.

[patman post]

The prices do appear steep, but what are the tickets priced in rubles, euros, dollars....?

[Nick]

As I reported, the shelves don't look particularly empty but...

£280 for a 55p Tesco of Tuna. Looks like something is biting.