用户名/邮箱
登录密码
验证码
看不清?换一张
您好,欢迎访问! [ 登录 | 注册 ]
您的位置:首页 - 最新资讯
Unearthed Tesco receipt from 1989 shows just how different prices were 32 years ago
2021-08-09 00:00:00.0     太阳报-英国新闻     原网页

       

       AN unearthed Tesco receipt from 1989 shows just how different prices were 32 years ago.

       A couple kept the scrap of paper as a memento of their first shopping trip together after moving into their new home.

       4

       An unearthed Tesco receipt from 1989 shows just how much prices have changed Credit: SWNS 4

       Tesco store manager Steve Winfield with the old and new receipts Credit: SWNS

       It includes 1980s staples such as a 54p Swiss Roll, 39p custard and 21p cream crackers.

       Meanwhile a pack of Nice biscuits cost 28p and a bag of prawns were £3.79.

       The receipt also features the supermarket giant's traditional blue-and-white striped logo along with the original slogan: "Changing the way Britain Shops."

       The catchphrase remained for 25 years until it was changed to "Every Little Helps" in 2014.

       The shopping list of 24 items came to £24.57. The same shop today would cost £33.22 - an increase of £8.65.

       While most groceries were cheaper in 1989, including lemons which cost 16p compared to 30p and medium cheddar cheese which cost £1.14 instead of £2 now, some items were more expensive.

       Pork spare ribs bought by the couple in 1989 cost £5.37 while the equivalent today would set a shopper back £4.20.

       'FASCINATING'

       The receipt, dated November 15, 1989, was handed in to Steve Winfield, store manager of the branch in St Peter's in Worcester, by the couple on their 64th wedding anniversary.

       He said: "It is amazing really. My team leader Jo asked me to come and meet two customers who were in store on their 64th wedding anniversary.

       "They have been shopping with us for a long time and we presented them with flowers and that's when they told me they still had the receipt from the first time they shopped at the store.

       "They had just moved to the area and had kept the receipt from their first shopping trip."

       He continued: "What I find fascinating is they were probably doing a bit of a Christmas shop because you can see mincemeat and walnut halves on there.

       Most read in News

       RALLY RAGE Anti-vax protesters try to storm BBC studios as they clash with cops

       FAMILY'S AGONY Doctor dad-of-two, 54, dies 16 days after park attack as family pay tribute

       DEADLY RAMPAGE Priest 'beaten to death by refugee jailed for torching Cathedral'

       Revealed

       PUMPING IRON Inside China’s ‘gold at any cost’ brutal Olympic machine…that still lost to US

       RED ALERT Homeowner sparks uproar putting 'fake traffic light' outside his cottage

       FAMILY TORN APART Anti-vaxx mum, dad & brother all die of Covid within a week of each other

       "They had pork ribs but that would have most likely been bought off the counter we used to have.

       "It's interesting to think about the way we used to shop 30 years ago and wonder how we will shop in 30 years' time.

       "Of course back then we didn't have Scan as you Shop or the self service tills, you wouldn't have had online or home delivery or even the Clubcard."

       4

       The shopping came to £24.57 in 1989 but would cost £33.22 today Credit: SWNS 4

       Most items were significantly cheaper in 1989, though pork spare ribs were more expensive Credit: SWNS

       Moment Tesco worker wears suit and tie to read out resignation letter after bosses insist on formal notice

       


标签:综合
关键词: unearthed     Tesco     Winfield     receipt     store    
滚动新闻