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South Wales Argus
2 days ago
- Business
- South Wales Argus
Sainsbury's axes its Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee
Major supermarkets, including Aldi and Tesco, have axed several products already in 2025. Tesco was forced to apologise after it announced its British Whole Milk 3.408L (6 Pints) had been discontinued back in March. While Aldi has axed several different products this year, including its Snackrite Mighty Crisps (Yeasty Flavour), Very Berry Muesli and Dairyfine Blonde chocolate bar. Discontinued UK chocolates and sweets Sainsbury's discontinues its Indian Monsoon Malabar coffee Sainsbury's has also discontinued several items in 2025, including its mini sausage rolls and a range of eggs. In March, the supermarket chain also revealed its Mellow Roast Instant Coffee (200g) has been axed. Now, another of Sainsbury's own-brand coffees has been discontinued - its Taste the Difference Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee. Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee has been discontinued. (Image: One shopper took to X (formerly Twitter) recently, asking why they could find the popular coffee in stores. They posted: "Have Sainsbury's stopped selling the Monsoon Malabar coffee?? Tried to find it in various stores but it is not available anywhere." I've looked into this for you and unfortunately this item has been discontinued. Shezad. — Sainsbury's (@sainsburys) June 8, 2025 The shopper added: "Also can't find it on your website anymore." A Sainsbury's spokesperson, responding to the post, replied: "I've looked into this for you and unfortunately this item has been discontinued." Discontinued Sainsbury's coffee described as "the best" Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee had received rave reviews online before being discontinued. One shopper, posting on said: "This is the best coffee that I've had in recent years and decent price." RECOMMENDED READING: While another added: "This product is the closest to the coffee I drank in Goa and for me it is perfectly good." The popular coffee boasted a 4.3 star (out of 5) rating on the price comparison site (from 18 reviews). Were you a fan of Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee? Let us know in our poll above or the comments below.
Glasgow Times
2 days ago
- Business
- Glasgow Times
Sainsbury's axes its Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee
Major supermarkets, including Aldi and Tesco, have axed several products already in 2025. Tesco was forced to apologise after it announced its British Whole Milk 3.408L (6 Pints) had been discontinued back in March. While Aldi has axed several different products this year, including its Snackrite Mighty Crisps (Yeasty Flavour), Very Berry Muesli and Dairyfine Blonde chocolate bar. Discontinued UK chocolates and sweets Sainsbury's discontinues its Indian Monsoon Malabar coffee Sainsbury's has also discontinued several items in 2025, including its mini sausage rolls and a range of eggs. In March, the supermarket chain also revealed its Mellow Roast Instant Coffee (200g) has been axed. Now, another of Sainsbury's own-brand coffees has been discontinued - its Taste the Difference Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee. Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee has been discontinued. (Image: One shopper took to X (formerly Twitter) recently, asking why they could find the popular coffee in stores. They posted: "Have Sainsbury's stopped selling the Monsoon Malabar coffee?? Tried to find it in various stores but it is not available anywhere." I've looked into this for you and unfortunately this item has been discontinued. Shezad. — Sainsbury's (@sainsburys) June 8, 2025 The shopper added: "Also can't find it on your website anymore." A Sainsbury's spokesperson, responding to the post, replied: "I've looked into this for you and unfortunately this item has been discontinued." Discontinued Sainsbury's coffee described as "the best" Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee had received rave reviews online before being discontinued. One shopper, posting on said: "This is the best coffee that I've had in recent years and decent price." RECOMMENDED READING: While another added: "This product is the closest to the coffee I drank in Goa and for me it is perfectly good." The popular coffee boasted a 4.3 star (out of 5) rating on the price comparison site (from 18 reviews). Were you a fan of Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee? Let us know in our poll above or the comments below.
South Wales Guardian
2 days ago
- Business
- South Wales Guardian
Sainsbury's axes its Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee
Major supermarkets, including Aldi and Tesco, have axed several products already in 2025. Tesco was forced to apologise after it announced its British Whole Milk 3.408L (6 Pints) had been discontinued back in March. While Aldi has axed several different products this year, including its Snackrite Mighty Crisps (Yeasty Flavour), Very Berry Muesli and Dairyfine Blonde chocolate bar. Sainsbury's has also discontinued several items in 2025, including its mini sausage rolls and a range of eggs. In March, the supermarket chain also revealed its Mellow Roast Instant Coffee (200g) has been axed. Now, another of Sainsbury's own-brand coffees has been discontinued - its Taste the Difference Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee. Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee has been discontinued. (Image: One shopper took to X (formerly Twitter) recently, asking why they could find the popular coffee in stores. They posted: "Have Sainsbury's stopped selling the Monsoon Malabar coffee?? Tried to find it in various stores but it is not available anywhere." I've looked into this for you and unfortunately this item has been discontinued. Shezad. The shopper added: "Also can't find it on your website anymore." A Sainsbury's spokesperson, responding to the post, replied: "I've looked into this for you and unfortunately this item has been discontinued." Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee had received rave reviews online before being discontinued. One shopper, posting on said: "This is the best coffee that I've had in recent years and decent price." RECOMMENDED READING: Sainsbury's shoppers 'won't buy anything' as major change rolled out in-store Tesco joins Sainsbury's in making major change to self-service checkouts Tesco, Waitrose and Sainsbury's 'secret codes' that could save you money While another added: "This product is the closest to the coffee I drank in Goa and for me it is perfectly good." The popular coffee boasted a 4.3 star (out of 5) rating on the price comparison site (from 18 reviews). Were you a fan of Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee? Let us know in our poll above or the comments below.
North Wales Chronicle
2 days ago
- Business
- North Wales Chronicle
Sainsbury's axes its Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee
Major supermarkets, including Aldi and Tesco, have axed several products already in 2025. Tesco was forced to apologise after it announced its British Whole Milk 3.408L (6 Pints) had been discontinued back in March. While Aldi has axed several different products this year, including its Snackrite Mighty Crisps (Yeasty Flavour), Very Berry Muesli and Dairyfine Blonde chocolate bar. Sainsbury's has also discontinued several items in 2025, including its mini sausage rolls and a range of eggs. In March, the supermarket chain also revealed its Mellow Roast Instant Coffee (200g) has been axed. Now, another of Sainsbury's own-brand coffees has been discontinued - its Taste the Difference Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee. Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee has been discontinued. (Image: One shopper took to X (formerly Twitter) recently, asking why they could find the popular coffee in stores. They posted: "Have Sainsbury's stopped selling the Monsoon Malabar coffee?? Tried to find it in various stores but it is not available anywhere." I've looked into this for you and unfortunately this item has been discontinued. Shezad. The shopper added: "Also can't find it on your website anymore." A Sainsbury's spokesperson, responding to the post, replied: "I've looked into this for you and unfortunately this item has been discontinued." Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee had received rave reviews online before being discontinued. One shopper, posting on said: "This is the best coffee that I've had in recent years and decent price." RECOMMENDED READING: Sainsbury's shoppers 'won't buy anything' as major change rolled out in-store Tesco joins Sainsbury's in making major change to self-service checkouts Tesco, Waitrose and Sainsbury's 'secret codes' that could save you money While another added: "This product is the closest to the coffee I drank in Goa and for me it is perfectly good." The popular coffee boasted a 4.3 star (out of 5) rating on the price comparison site (from 18 reviews). Were you a fan of Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee? Let us know in our poll above or the comments below.
Daily Record
13-05-2025
- General
- Daily Record
Aldi upsets shoppers after 'the best' crisps flavour disappears from shelves
The popular crisps were only available to buy for a few weeks. When it comes to unique crisp flavours, Aldi usually has a range of tastes worth trying out. Often available for a limited time only, they don't spend long in stores. This seems to have been the case with the Snackrite Mighty Crisps, as the budget supermarket recently left many devoted fans distraught after confirming they were no longer available to buy. The Sun reports that these marmite-flavoured crisps first debuted on shelves back in January with a price-tag of just 89p for a pack of six. Despite the flavour often being divisive, these crisps were immediately a hit, with one branding them as "the best." After noticing the crisps' absence, one fan took to X, formerly Twitter, as Twitter, to ask the supermarket why they could not be found - and wasn't happy with the response. The post read: "@AldiUK What's happened to those new mighty crisps you brought in? They're so good and we're selling out so why have more not been brought in? Marmite flavour they are." In response, Aldi sadly confirmed they had been axed by writing: "They were part of our Seasonal range and will only be available at certain times of the year until sold out. Sorry for any disappointment caused." The shopper went on to criticise the decision to pull the Snackrite Mighty Crisps from shelves, especially after they thought they should be "sold all year round." The full response from the shopper read: "They were literally only in for a few weeks... No idea why they would be seasonal? Bit weird... "They're the best flavour you've brought in and should be available all year round... You do make some strange decisions sometimes.." Another distraught shopper also chimed in with their own response that read: "@AldiUK first you stop making Leo the lion jelly sweets and now no more of the delicious mighty crisps! Please bring them back #AldisBest!" Someone else who queried the absence of the crisps wrote: "@aldiuk where's the mighty marmite crisps gone!!!!" According to the responses given by Aldi, it seems that the Snackrite Might Crisps were part of its winter seasonal range that was included in its Specialbuys aisle where items are notorious for only being available for a limited time. Aldi's crisps offered marmite lovers a suitable alternative after Walkers decided to axe its own Marmite flavoured crisps in a move that would allow the firm to focus on making more flavours fans "love the most." The British food manufacturer's move also axed a whole host of other popular flavours that included Cheese Mixups, Lamb and Mint, Max Flamin Hot, Peking Spare Rib, Salt and Vinegar Quavers and Salt and Sizzling steak Wotsits. Meanwhile, Toblerone fans were also left gutted earlier this year after it was confirmed that the dark chocolate version of the Swiss treat would no longer be available to buy across the UK. Mondelez, the owner of Toblerone, advised it had made the "difficult decision" to stop selling its 360g bars after it had been available on store shelves for almost an impressive six decades due to "changing tastes."
