Lidl extension lead. This can't be safe...

[Steve Firth]

It was never my company, thanks for playing.

[ARWadsworth]

That is because you do not produce olive oil and you never have done.

Adam

[Steve Firth]

Oh FFS, are you really this stupid?

[Owain]

Presumably the same way as Filippo Berio sells EVOO in Tesco for =A36.80/ l or Gusto Fruttatto for =A38/l. Napolina Organic Unfiltered EVOO is =A36/ l. Own label Italian EVOO is =A35/l. Yes I would expect all of those to be blended and contain a % of Italian and a % of other sourced oils. But so what when it's only some grease to be chucked over a salad?

Owain

[Steve Firth]

If that's all you want, and I agree most Brits simply want something that's soaked in grease to eat (preferably with added sugar and salt), then enjoy.

[dennis]

They are trying to compete with ASDA who have cheap extra virgin olive oil for less than £4/l

[Alan]

In message , Steve Firth wrote

Because there is an EU 8 Euro per litre subsidy paid by the taxpayer.

[Steve Firth]

Can you produce a reference for that claim?

[Dave Plowman (News)]

Interesting. I tend to visit a large Lidl every week or so but haven't seen a white extension lead on sale. They're always black.

[The Medway Handyman]

Prolly because it was a figment of his Walter Mitty imagination?

[The Medway Handyman]

Possibly because Fuckwit Firth only had a olive farm in his imagination?

[The Medway Handyman]

So, issit cos they is blik?

[Bill Wright]

Hence sheathed pins.

Bill

[michael adams]

shutter in the

mains

the material

This may be a local thing as I checked out some in a West London Lidl yesterday and both the plugs and sockets were made of the usual rigid plastic. I only noticed them in passing - white extension leads - just checking the plugs out or interest and so I forget to check for any labels to identify them as being exactly the same product line.

michael adams

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[Man at B&Q]

It would be no loss tothe gene pool.

MBQ