1966 - not a World Cup year Scotland looks back on fondly.
There's very little nostalgia for the year England won the World Cup up in Scotland, but one thing we can all reminisce on is the price of groceries back then.
Now, to celebrate the World Cup 2022, you can enjoy age-old favourites for less from your local convenience store with Snappy Shopper. The home delivery app is partnering with local convenience stores to come together in an exciting 1966 price roll back for the World Cup.
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The offer runs from November 15 to 17 and will see prices of five of the nation’s best loved products roll all the way back to what they were in 1966.
The three-day event will see big savings on these football-accompanying favourites:
- Doritos 180g Share Bag: 7p (Normally £2.19)
- Pepsi Max/ Coke Zero 2L: 8p (Normally £1.99)
- Cadbury Share Bar: 6p (Normally £1.25)
- Maynards Sports Mix: 5p (Normally £1)
- Club Biscuits 6 pack: 6p (Normally £1.25)
The offer will be available from the following Scottish stores via the Snappy Shopper app:
- Keystore Greenock
- Keystore Coatbridge
- Premier Roslin
- Day Today Express Crieff
- Premier Carfin
- My Local Greenhills
- Day today Lochore
- Agnew's Family Shopper
- Best One Tollcross Road
- Fresh In Falkirk
- One Stop Partick
- Cathkin Convenience Store
- Keystore Bonhill
- Spar Glenburn
- Nisa Bellshill
- Keystore More Tillicoultry
- Spar Renfrew
- Premier Nethergate
- Premier News, Food & Wine
- Premier Saltcoats
- Best One Hurlford
- Booze Express Carnoustie
- Stevenston Post Office
- Gilmerton Grocers
- Premier Newarthill
- Nisa Way Gorbals
- Premier Cupar
- Usave Liberton Brae
- Sugar Rush Newsagent
- Southparks Premier
- Day Today Whifflet
- One Stop Motherwell
- Cumnock Garages
- Keystore Thornliebank
- Premier Partick
- Bellgrove Convenience Store
- Jacks Keystore Paisley West End
- Girishs Premier @ Barmulloch
- Nisa Local Cambuslang
- Day Today Wilson Avenue
- Usave Kilbarchan
- Keystore Greenock
- Premier Stores Westwood
- Usave Erskine
Snappy Shopper Operations Controller, David Stewart said: “In the face of a cost-of-living crisis, we don’t want our loyal customers to miss out on the joys of a World Cup. Supporting local retailers and the communities they serve is what Snappy Shopper is all about. We’re proud to work with retailers to support people as they get together this winter, making memories watching the World Cup unfold.”
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