Amazon now delivering Groceries to Ireland

Saruman

I grew up on a fair bit of koolaid but I doubt I could drink it now. Too sweet.

I don't get the appeal of Kraft Mac & Cheese. We get much better stuff here to be honest. We used to get a fantastic frozen mac and cheese in Supervalu and I know we can get some good canned stuff. The Kraft one is nasty.

That said, any mac and cheese with a load of hot sauce is divine. Yeah I love my hot sauce....

fjon

MagicMarker wrote: »

Oh Holy Jesus...

Not cheap, but I want!!!!

And they have CANS of Dr. Pepper!!!!!! :eek:

That root beer is available in a lot of Asian stores - have a look if there are any near you.

Kotek Besar

fjon wrote: »

That root beer is available in a lot of Asian stores - have a look if there are any near you.

Indeed, and for much cheaper too.

nava

Paparazzo wrote: »

Fantastic!
I'm getting this

LOL read the comment on that

aonoco

For all those cherry coke and beef jerky fans, there is a shop in maynooth that sells both. Nisa in Greenfield shopping centre. Cherry coke about € 2 for a 2 litre bottle..yum yum

vicwatson

CHEAP CHERRY COKE!!!!!

Is this normally more expensive than "ordinary" coke? as they have 24 cans of "ordinary" and"diet" coke in Dunnes for €7.99

vicwatson

I thought there was a good deal on 500ml Buxton still water at around 4.30stg (5.40euro) for a tray of 24 (I currently pay 6.76euro for 24 in lidl) until I went to check out and they wanted around 11.00stg for delivery :eek::eek:

And it stated that Amazon were selling it too.:eek:

Lidl is where I stay !

nava

vicwatson wrote: »

I thought there was a good deal on 500ml Buxton still water at around 4.30stg (5.40euro) for a tray of 24 (I currently pay 6.76euro for 24 in lidl) until I went to check out and they wanted around 11.00stg for delivery :eek::eek:

And it stated that Amazon were selling it too.:eek:

Lidl is where I stay !

Orders over £25 get free shipping to Ireland.

vicwatson

Orders over £25 get free shipping to Ireland

Cheers I'll just have to order 6 trays so

TequilaMockingBird

vicwatson wrote: »

I thought there was a good deal on 500ml Buxton still water at around 4.30stg (5.40euro) for a tray of 24 (I currently pay 6.76euro for 24 in lidl) until I went to check out and they wanted around 11.00stg for delivery :eek::eek:

And it stated that Amazon were selling it too.:eek:

Lidl is where I stay !

Tesco have an offer on <goes to kitchen>... Highland Spring water 500ml, 24 for €5. Think it's on for another week or two, I've got millions of them now.

cena

How much is postage.
I want too get these boys http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hersheys-Strawberry-Twizzlers-453g-Bag/dp/B0006004B4/ref=sr_1_3?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1307881540&sr=1-3

Kotek Besar

Tap water is free.. Currently.

Basq

cena wrote: »

How much is postage.
I want too get these boys http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hersheys-Strawberry-Twizzlers-453g-Bag/dp/B0006004B4/ref=sr_1_3?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1307881540&sr=1-3

Unless they're sold directly by Amazon, they either won't ship it here or postage will more than likely be insane!

Look out for this under sellers..



If it doesn't have that, don't bother!

Kotek Besar wrote: »

Tap water is free.. Currently.

If you can drink (and trust) your local tap water, you're a luckier man than most!

goat2

since water which comes naturally, became dearer than milk, which costs to produce and then pasturise, my thoughts are the world is gone mad, i drink water from tap, would not dream of buying the stuff, i have to buy milk on the other hand, which is fine by me

adamski8

goat2 wrote: »

since water which comes naturally, became dearer than milk, which costs to produce and then pasturise, my thoughts are the world is gone mad, i drink water from tap, would not dream of buying the stuff, i have to buy milk on the other hand, which is fine by me

what? you buy milk? I get it free from pregnant women!

Antrim_Man

Paparazzo wrote: »

Fantastic!
I'm getting this

Dodgy, it would do this

Molzer2

A few comparisons:



Amazon £6.99 Tesco €5.15



Amazon £2.00 Tesco €4.19



Amazon 19p ea. Tesco 30c ea.



Amazon £3.26 Tesco €3.28


Amazon £8.70 Tesco €12.99

Result: inconclusive but worth keeping an eye on for bargains like all the rest.;)

yoshytoshy

goat2 wrote: »

since water which comes naturally, became dearer than milk, which costs to produce and then pasturise, my thoughts are the world is gone mad, i drink water from tap, would not dream of buying the stuff, i have to buy milk on the other hand, which is fine by me

The water where I live is not drinkable ,almost non-potable.

I was delighted to be able to order water on amazon ,saves carrying the stuff home from the shops.

Basq

Goddamnit.. some amazing prices on bulk-paying Oreos right now on Amazon, but they won't ship them here. Probably due to weight!

Oreo Cookies Rollpack Chocolate 154 g (Pack of 16) - £7.36 / €9


Oreo Cookies Rollpack Vanilla 154 g (Pack of 16) - £7.36 / €9


Oreo Double Stuff 185 g (Pack of 12) - £8.91 / €10


And last, but not least (especially for work coffee-breaks)..

Oreo Cookies Vanilla 176 g (Pack of 12) - £5.57 / €7

(each box contains 4 snack packs with 4 Oreo's in each, and you're getting 12 boxes / 48 snack packs / 192 Oreo's in total)!

Goddamnit Amazon!

milltown

No fair
There's shag all Reese's peanut butter cup stuff sold by Amazon. Just the other week I had my basket full of about £40 worth of peanut butter cups, miniatures, WHITE chocolate PBCs (hamana hamana hamana!) etc.
Went to checkout and shipping was £70 and there was a few bits they just wouldn't ship to Ireland.
Ditto on the Lavazza modo mio coffee pods.
Got my hopes up again when I saw this thread. FML.

BaconZombie

WIN!!!

American Frank's Catering Size 1 Gallon Plastic Jar

http://www.amazon.co.uk/American-Franks-Catering-Gallon-Plastic/dp/B002L639UY/

Anybody know if we can get Amazon Prime in Ireland, IIRC is only ~60$ a year and you get FREE next day shipping on everything {includes books & groceries} in the US anyway.

Travel is good

yoshytoshy wrote: »

These seem like good value.

Link

Thanks for that, I love those crisps!

Jessica Fletcher

On a related note, Supervalu have Hersheys chocolate syrup and strawberry syrup for €2 this week

CMpunked

In tesco for one box:
€7.14



Off amazon:
€16.30...
For FOUR boxes!!

If thats not a deal, i dont know what is!

vicwatson

Tap water is free.. Currently.

Indeed, it's also full of flouride, aluminium etc etc. nah you can have the currently "free" water !!

Lord Derpington

cena wrote: »

How much is postage.
I want too get these boys http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hersheys-Strawberry-Twizzlers-453g-Bag/dp/B0006004B4/ref=sr_1_3?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1307881540&sr=1-3

Naw man go hardcore!

phasers

CMpunked wrote: »

In tesco for one box:
€7.14



Off amazon:
€16.30...
For FOUR boxes!!

If thats not a deal, i dont know what is!

Does that include shipping? it's a great deal regardless, just wondering if I've to buy myself some sweets to get to £25

testicle

vicwatson wrote: »

Indeed, it's also full of flouride, aluminium etc etc. nah you can have the currently "free" water !!

That you Jim?

Nollog

greenfly wrote: »

Naw man go hardcore!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Red-Vines-1-8kg-2-Pack/dp/B004VEE5YI/ref=sr_1_2?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1307973583&sr=1-2
That's hardcore.

anything besides washing powder a bargain yet?

phill106

Basq wrote: »

Goddamnit.. some amazing prices on bulk-paying Oreos right now on Amazon, but they won't ship them here. Probably due to weight!

Oreo Cookies Rollpack Chocolate 154 g (Pack of 16) - £7.36 / €9


Oreo Cookies Rollpack Vanilla 154 g (Pack of 16) - £7.36 / €9


Oreo Double Stuff 185 g (Pack of 12) - £8.91 / €10


And last, but not least (especially for work coffee-breaks)..

Oreo Cookies Vanilla 176 g (Pack of 12) - £5.57 / €7

(each box contains 4 snack packs with 4 Oreo's in each, and you're getting 12 boxes / 48 snack packs / 192 Oreo's in total)!

Goddamnit Amazon!

For any other oreo fans, all the 2 euro stores sell oreo snackpacks that have 6 biscuits in them. 5 snackpacks for 2 euro!

*pats belly*

maxer68

goat2 wrote: »

since water which comes naturally, became dearer than milk, which costs to produce and then pasturise, my thoughts are the world is gone mad, i drink water from tap, would not dream of buying the stuff, i have to buy milk on the other hand, which is fine by me

Water in puddles and ponds is free, but I wouldn't drink it. Water that comes from the taps is stored in managed resevoirs, goes through a filtration & flouride process, travels miles through a pipe system and comes out of your tap instantly - and costs money.

maxer68

CMpunked wrote: »

In tesco for one box:
€7.14



Off amazon:
€16.30...
For FOUR boxes!!

If thats not a deal, i dont know what is!

At any one time there are several washing powder offers on in all stores - espcially on the tablets & liquids. - I dont; think I've ever bought a washing powder or dish powder that did not have at least 33% off or 100% extra free.

Denisoftus

I tried to get stuff yesterday and on checkout page it failed on groceries. Has anyone got this working?

Basq

Denisoftus wrote: »

I tried to get stuff yesterday and on checkout page it failed on groceries. Has anyone got this working?

Could be too heavy? What item were you trying?

moonboy52

If people are ordering water then that must be well heavy.

Other items cannot be as heavy as water can they?

I am looking forward to some great bargains though in the coming months.

leviathon

What's the story then I wonder with alcohol and duties?

They got some damn fine wines in there seriously cheap. Would that get nabbed by customs on the way in I wonder?

moonboy52

leviathon wrote: »

What's the story then I wonder with alcohol and duties?

They got some damn fine wines in there seriously cheap. Would that get nabbed by customs on the way in I wonder?

I could be wrong, but i doubt if they would ship alcohol

Hogzy

Most of the stuff wont go through. Seems a bit stupid to be honest seeing as most of their groceries are Bulk therefore will obviously be fairly heavy.

phasers

Hogzy wrote: »

Most of the stuff wont go through. Seems a bit stupid to be honest seeing as most of their groceries are Bulk therefore will obviously be fairly heavy.

Agreed, it's almost impossible to get any bargains!

aspasp1

maxer68 wrote: »

At any one time there are several washing powder offers on in all stores - espcially on the tablets & liquids. - I dont; think I've ever bought a washing powder or dish powder that did not have at least 33% off or 100% extra free.

same here ...i have never paid full price on washing powder, tooth paste, shower gels, nappies and wipes...its against my policy to pay full price for them..always on offer ...

Hogzy

aspasp1 wrote: »

same here ...i have never paid full price on washing powder, tooth paste, shower gels, nappies and wipes...its against my policy to pay full price for them..always on offer ...

Its the same with Booze and any sort of junk food for me.

tinodz

I just ordered these...







I think I am losing my mind.

VonLuck

I still dont understand why Amazon dont have some sort of Irish base or website. Clearly there is a huge market here but they seem content at the Irish public being only able to purchase a limited type of item and charged a lot for shipping.

maxer68

VonLuck wrote: »

I still dont understand why Amazon dont have some sort of Irish base or website. Clearly there is a huge market here but they seem content at the Irish public being only able to purchase a limited type of item and charged a lot for shipping.

They do have their hosting operations here and they are expanding that cos they recently purchased the old tesco warehouse in greenhills.

rafaetha

maxer68 wrote: »

They do have their hosting operations here and they are expanding that cos they recently purchased the old tesco warehouse in greenhills.

Makes sense... Last package I got from Amazon using the super saver delivery (orders over £25) was posted to me from Dublin.

And the return address is:
Amazon
PO Box 10361
Dublin 17

Ritchi

Eoghan41 wrote: »

ever think of how the stuff in your local supermarket got there??

Presumably not one milk carton at a time...

JimsAlterEgo

Nappies are considered childrens clothing and can't be exported from the uk

yoshytoshy

My order shipped today with a tracking code ,it must have cost at leaset 10 euro to ship and I got free delivery

Kotek Besar

JimsAlterEgo wrote: »

Nappies are considered childrens clothing and can't be exported from the uk

Eh?

Antrim_Man

This looks cheap

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B004K1GFNG/ref=ox_ya_os_product

4 X 750ml fabric conditioner.