Sentence examples for everyday value from inspiring English sources
★ Tesco Everyday Value Sliced White Bread 800g, 47p The dough is awful, sour and claggy.
The price is marked down but it hardly represents Everyday Value.
Where there is duplication, the products will replace those in its existing Everyday Value "basics" range.
Black suggests Tesco could merge its cheapest Everyday Value range with its main Tesco-branded line.
"Everyday Value" nappies (£1.41) were also no good because they leaked.
I also found that the Everyday Value products came in large sizes.
Tesco does its best to make its Everyday Value range look less appealing – from packaging to price.
That was said after price-matching was scrapped in favour of a nebulous "everyday-value proposition" – one that is said to be getting closer to Aldi's and Lidl's, but that still can't match theirs.
★★★★ Tesco Everyday Value Baked Beans 420g, 28p These aren't quite as tomatoey as I would like but the beans are OK.
Some Tesco Everyday Value Spaghetti Bolognese contains 60% horsemeat, DNA tests by the retailer have found.
This includes lower prices on Value Pack Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts (Organic and No Antibiotic), Responsibly Farmed Raw Peeled Shrimp, 365 Everyday Value Canned Pumpkin, Organic Broccoli, 1lb Organic Salad Mixes, Organic Russet Potatoes, and Organic Sweet Potatoes.
