Delivery app Snappy Shopper has teamed up with stores to bring prices back to 1966 levels to celebrate the upcoming World Cup. The Snappy Shopper offer runs from today until Thursday and will help football fans enjoy the World Cup at home despite rising costs of living.
The deal will bring the prices of five of the country's most loved foods back to their peak in 1966 when England won the tournament. The three-day event offers significant savings on the following football favourites:
- 180g packet of Doritos: 7p (usually £2.19)
- Pepsi Max/Coke Zero 2L: 8p (usually £1.99)
- Cadbury Share Bar: 6p (normally £1.25)
- Maynards Sports Mix: 5p (normally £1)
- Club Cookies, pack of six: 6p (normally £1.25)
Snappy Shopper said they wanted to take the pressure off the family and have a pre-tournament celebration. Snappy Shopper and participating sellers will cover advertising costs, and Snappy Shopper says they are also investing in marketing to raise awareness and support local sellers.
Offers will be available at the following stores through the Snappy Shopper app:
Stop at Erdington.
Welcome to the Faversham Co-op
Nisa Green Hurst local resident
No Moore license
Twickenham Drive
Cutting costs on Bramham Road
Premier - Whittlesey Convenience Store
Hainton Avenue Cost cutters
Wallasey economist
Go to the local Edenthorpe
Tring Kiosk
Prime Minister Heyers Midvale
Longbenton local today
Tamworth local Nisa
Irby Prime Street
the main road
Prime Minister Romarch
Imperial Store
Norton High Street
Shop in Queens Road
Prime Minister Hemsworth
The best bromide
Prime Minister Arrow
Chester's debut
Local Davenport
Nisa Mogila Road
LLC "Shanni and Bros SZ"
Local amenity Carlton
Go Local - Pam
Convenience Notice
Balne main line
One stop Harton
Smart food and wine
Pickwick store
Large park with one door
The only stop is on Hawthorne Street.
Nysa local campus street
Nisa ExpressWatford
Hexham copper family
North Highkem Fir
Snappy Shopper Operations Controller David Stewart said: “In light of the cost of living crisis, we don't want our loyal customers to miss out on the World Cup fun. Snappy Shopper is fully committed to local retailers and the communities in which they operate. We are proud to be working with retailers this winter to help people create memories of the upcoming World Cup.”
Surjit Singh Notay, owner of the Notay Premier Store, said: “We enable our customers to start their World Cup experience at a low cost. I think we all missed the 1966 victory, so it's great that the prices of some of our most popular items have dropped. fallen back to where they were before. especially with the ongoing cost of living crisis, I pride myself on helping customers enjoy goodies at lower prices.”
