Last time I tried to contact my local trading standards I got "Liverpool Samaritans" who seem to have got the contract, but who didn't have a clue what I was talking about. It all seems bit minor now after now having to pay £25 Ulez fees to go visit my grand-daughter for the night.
Yes, i have experienced there scams also. Unfortunately, the political parties won't do a thing, because they sponsor them. Morrisons a well known Donners to the Labour Part, and Sainsbury's Sponsor the Tory's
They do this regularly, they hope that you don’t notice the price and when you do, you’re generally at home and won’t go all the way back to the store!
🤣🤣No, they don't do it on purpose, anyway if its merchandised with a ticket stating £3 they are legally obliged to give it to you at the price stated, more often that not it's idiot punters picking them up and deciding they don't want them and rather than put them back where they picked it up from just dump it with a not my problem attitude. There is a possibility of a member of staff replenishing incorrectly and if mentioned by someone thinking 'they do this all the time' the store has to remove the product if it's clearly a mistake as it is a regulatory service offence carrying hefty fines regarding the sale of goods act.
@@martindunstan8043 common misbelief that they legally have to give it to you at that price, they don't, interesting law etc and a bit of a backstory if you Google it :)
Asda is a bugger for mispricing and mislabelling shelfs. They used to have a policy where they’d give you a £3 voucher for any mistakes, rofl.. I cashed in on this every single week, as did my mother, got our receipts, sat on windowsill to review it before leaving store, went to CS said not right.. had them running around store checking to find we were right every single time 😂😂 needless to say after a year of their dishonesties and our calling them out they stopped issuing £3 vouchers, now they just continue with their dishonesties on their shelf with no customer inconvenience payments 😮
This happened to me a few years ago at my local Morrisons, special section with bacon, sausage, ribs etc... I queried it at checkout and the supervisor went to check. Turns out whoever had stocked up had used the wrong ribs. She cancelled the ribs at the till and gave them to me as an apology... Result 👍
Seems your "easily led", mr Sanchez. It's called "auto suggestion", apparently. Used to "walk out" with a student psychologist. She was mustard . ( The main one was when some one yawns, so do you....True. ) Right, were will i get some decent pork belly ???
@@anni50ful You think so? I did a quick calculation today while shopping and for 1kg of ribs plus the cheapest bbq sauce came in at $25.50 and then there's the utilities on top of that. This is supermarket price. Butcher, add another $8.00 and some. But each to their own.
For people stating you can demand the goods for the advertised price thats not actually correct its up to the shops if they wish to honor the price. As you have been informed before handing over any money, no contract has yet been formed. If you realise you’ve paid more for an item than it was advertised for at the time then you can ask for the shop to refund the difference between what you paid and what was advertised
True I know this too because I work in procurement in fact you can make an offer to the seller I once witnessed this at Christmas in tesco it was so funny a guy went to the checkout lady said I will give you £50 for this trolley (it was packed to the brim) the checkout lady didn't know what to do she got a, manager over who flatley refused the offer, the guy wasn't a bit bothered he walked away leaving the trolley full of food in store for tesco to unpack it and shelve it all I can say the queue behind him wasn't best pleased he held everyone up but he tried! 😂😂😂
13:27 Worker shortages in farming and supply chain mean we are having to import more from our neighbours. Turkeys predominately came from France and Poland last year, whereas previously the UK supplied all its own to meet demand.
Great point. If the till assistant knew there was a problem with the pricing of this item why wasn’t it sorted? I remember this happening at Asda. The shelf tag showed a much lower price. I complained and showed the the price tag on the shelf. I got the item for the tag price and also a gift card for a quid for my troubles.
Noticed Morrisons doing this more lately especially on stands at front of store with 2 price labels, prices are crazy all over the place - they also moved all their own kids cereal range to be mixed with all the other products and stopped selling honey hoops, value peanut butter is drier at least I get 10% off dairy occasionally or I wouldn't bother
I also noticed the had a massive price hike on a lot of products after they got bought out, which is why I stopped shopping there. They used to be competitive with Asda and Sainsbury's, now they are way more expensive than either.
One really has to watch Morrisons' pricing so as not to get ripped off at the checkout. I'll bet out of every 100 shopping trolleys' worth of goods at least one customer will inadvertently have been overcharged for something or other.
I don't use Morrisons as its right the other side of town but I was in Sainsbury's the other day in the freezer section. It dawned on me that I'd forgotten to pick up some ribs from the chiller section so I grabbed a box of their frozen ribs to save me walking back. Big mistake, the ribs were just about that, a box of bones with hardly any meat on them at all.
When I was working in the food industry, I used to check intakes of cuts of meat and it always baffled me why were we buying good cuts of meat from other countries, surely there must be more expensive than the same product from Britain. And mind you, this was fresh meat, not frozen, sometimes the kill dates were from 2-3 days before, so it would be as fresh as it could be. I managed to talk with some friends in the company and inquire exactly that, why could we just buy British? Short and straightforward answer: "Britain does not produce enough." Simple as.
In many cases UK meat is strictly controlled, check and verified as to where it comes from, so it can be traced, meat sourced from other countries is easier to obfuscate the product line, remember this is how we had horse meat sold as beef, it's not hard to lay a fake paper trail, hide the product through a few shipping agents, it's been going on for ages.
To the person that replied to me, apologies for not replying back, but seems like youtube has shadowban you, I can see a reply under my comment but cant see the comment. Apologies, not being rude, just unable to talk to you due to youtube's gag order.
@@johndavis7944 I really understand your point, and this was years ago, way before brexit where there were no checks and delays when importing. England has been a country that relies on food imports for ages, so its not a new problem. Unfortunately the reality is there, either you want to know about it or not. Im sorry for being the bearer of bad news. hope your life is prosperous allows you to not go without.
When Welsh lamb is in season, it's so expensive for us to buy here. They export it to France. A few years ago when I still had a local butcher, he didn't buy any because it was so expensive, he knew his customers wouldn't buy it. It's ridiculous.
my local asian whole sale shop sells boxes of frozen ribs ( 10 full racks) for 22 quid, same boxes i used to pay 45 quid for at Makro ! i do a fair bit of bbq smoking so this was a great find, unfortunately every time i visit i don't just get the ribs , so it usually costs between 80 and 100 quid !
Jeez, Gaz, no small bites for you! I thought that first full length strip would have at least had a chomp put on it. Nope. The whole shebang straight into the gaping maw. 😊 Brings to mind the feeding of the gulls out of the kitchen window at the Arctic radar station I worked at in the '80s. The competitive little buggers would inhale whatever got near their beak. One time one of the flying stomachs swallowed a whole rib, and you could see the curve it put on its neck when it wouldn't go all the way down. 😂
I've pulled my local Morrisons up a few times recently, sometimes you get the feeling that things are priced incorrectly so I've started taking photos of the shelf price and so far I've got everything at the lower price albeit after a good complain.
they are not legally obliged, they can simply take the products off sale. BUT usually for customer care they do tend to honor any mistakes - but you do need to be firm but polite.@@billmagowan1492
Lidl have some seriously good food...the ribs are amazing, the prices more than fair, and the people so friendly...I'll never go to Morrisons...total rip-off company
your reviews really are spot on. i let a few of them stack up and then watch them one after the other. you always make me laugh out loud somewhere in every review, even if it is just waiting for a nod or a shake of the head when tasting the first mouthful of food. Spot on.
Another great vid. Aldi do 400g BBQ pulled pork for about 3 pounds(ish). I do it in the oven wrapped in foil, about 40 minutes, serve in a tortilla wrap with some salad and crunchy lettuce. Really nice. Might try it in the (new) air fryer next time. Morrisons seems to have become more expensive since they were taken over.
What cooking method would you recommend for a raw pork rib rack bought today? Does it work well using foil? Note these ribs are fresh from Morrisons' butcher department and are not marinated or otherwise treated. But I'll be putting my own marinade on before roasting.
Here in Australia they have to give you the first one free if it scans higher than the shelf, then for any extra quantity they have to honour the price on the shelf.
Yes correct i'd think & thats even taking into account many years ago when this sort of idea was fairly commonplace in conversation. Because it aways was just goodwill, not the law.
I bought 2 packs of Garage/Shed shelving from B&Q quite a few years ago which had a higher price at the till than advertised at the location I picked them up from. I questioned this price and asked to see the store Manager, I showed the manager were I'd got the shelving from which was saying the lower price, I then got them at the lower price. Next time I went in they were at the normal price. Great vlogs Gareth.
I complained to Tesco about the Pukka Tea Bag boxes being 33% fresh air. And she said "contact Pukka Tea! " I said "if I get sick eating your meat would you tell me to contact your butchers, in Buenos Aires?"
For that price they should have removed the membrane. I did ribs recently and double lined the roasting tin. Added 1½ cups water and covered and put in oven for 2 hrs 15 mins. When I brought them out they were burnt to a cinder. I misread the instructions and they should have been done for 1 hr 15 mins! Our new rescue dog enjoyed em and we had jam on toast!!
Jolly hoggy sticks 😀😀😂😂 £8 what a rip off,we have got to take care when we go shopping, this is brilliant and you always brighten my day Gareth and keep up the great reviews,keep safe and well as always.
We had these the other week. They are so tasty. I always check prices in Morrisons. They are notorious for having different prices on shelves to till price.
Every time I buy a box of something, I think of you and your tab system, just used to rip them up anyhow, but now it’s become a bit of a challenge! Thanks gaz for a brilliant video, way too much for such a small amount of meat! Shan’t be trying those that’s for sure!
I've had the same thing happen on one of those display stands at the front, big yellow sign with a price but I found out it wasn't for what I thought it was so I was conned into buying something more expensive than I thought. They also practice other underhand methods to sell excess stock which involves putting stock deliberately in wrong locations, one was putting caramel ice lollies where the almond ones should be so I ended up buying the wrong ones as the packaging is the same, another one is putting strawberries where raspberries should be, I told the staff about it and they basically snubbed me and left the stock as it was.
Gareth, I think the Ribs looked great, ok a bit price rich, however some of your recent fish and chip take away's have been the wrong side of a tenner, the ribs were far better value in comparison--great presentation as ever--
Yep, these grasping billionaire owners all ALLOW it, because THEY CAN. Once bitten, twice shy. Now i understand why some folk walk round with those "price checker thingys". It used to puzzle me. Not any more.
We get very similar ribs in Denmark - have done for many years - best way to cook them is to cook them for 30 mins without the sauce - then put the sauce on - both sides and then cook for another 10 to 15 mins at a lower temp - works every time - give it a try
They do look better quality than some that you’ve tried but it was a bit dear. They always say that you get what you pay for and in this case I think they’re right.
Great video Mate, I’ve noticed Morrisons prices going up all the time!! My nearest supermarket is a short walk and it’s Morrisons so been keeping tabs. Looked nice ribs but £7.99 🥴 …. Smithy
Both Lidl and Aldi do some good ribs for about £4. Still, if you compare store bought ribs to a Chicken and Rib Shop price? they still work out cheaper. I personally think £7.99 is a bit pricy, even for what I consider to be an ‘ artisan ‘ rack of ribs. I’ve had ribs from both of the above named stores and they too had the meat falling off the bone. A good review Gareth. I suppose it’s all down to how much you are willing to pay.
This wouldn't work in a studio. They would be slapping make up on you, lighting your " beat side " and making sure you follow " impartiality rules " The warts And all 15 minute videos are BRILLIANT. And your a cracking host ( reviewer)
Farmfoods do a 1.5 kilo pack of raw pork ribs for £11, I let them defrost and then put them in the slow cooker for around 4 hours on high. Then you can cover them in whatever flavour you want and then in the air fryer or oven for about 15 minutes. Give it a go.
Ooh I love BBQ ribs, they are so nice with corn on the cob and home made chips. Sainsbury's do ribs with sweet bbq sauce for 5.50 Baldie, you should check those out to compare.
Wowsers, they look so yummy!! For me they seem to be well worth 8 quid, but I guess it all depends on how much you want to pay. My dad hated 'finger food' would never pick anything up to eat it but put a rack of ribs in front of him and he'd dive right in, he'd have loved those. I love your vids as I'm housebound and no longer get to actually look around supermarkets, my cleaner does my shopping for me so thanks, you give me lots of ideas on what to add to me list of goodies! :)
First class review Gareth. I really must try these. They look far too good too miss. You dont mind paying a highish price, when the food is this darned good 😊 Cheers Gareth, bonny lad.
I used to go to Morrison's all the time. Not any more. The last time I was there many of the items had no prices for them and even though it was quiet it took 20 mins queuing at the till. Hardly any staff due to the prevalence of self scan shopping.
Tesco-Melton Mowbray 400g pork pie, three pounds and fifty pence-box of 6 eggs one pound and 60p, used to sell eggs in a box of 15 for one pound and fifteen pence.
Loved the video bud 👍 We had Asda own brand BBQ ribs last night and they were the same, meat falling off the bone but tasted amazing so I ended up just pulling the meat off and eating it like pulled pork. Ours was £5.25 though. Will definitely have them again 👍
Man, you are the maestro. Love the sink bit. I'm going to borrow your yes no nod for my Williams Arizona review. Ribs look tender although a bit expensive. Great review, Thank you 😊
I tried some Morrisons Ribs and they were crap, just bought these Jolly Hogs ones a few days ago, still in the fridge so interesting to see how you get on with them. I did know they were £7.99 though.
I used to buy similar in ASDA, until I realised that the meat was soft and not enjoyable. Grossly overpriced at a shade under £8. If you must have ribs - buy fresh and slow-cook in oven OR prepare in Sous Vide prior to finishing in a hot oven. Generally - ribs are very poor value for money - Tenderloin is actually cheaper !
@@fookoff9220 Good point there though may be means wet because another problem with such products is buying 100 grams of water. 180 to 200 grams of bone plus the subtraction for what the sauces weighed in at. In the end the meat we buy these for is under 200 grams thats ludicrous as you say.
I very nearly got conned by Morrisons on “any 2” packs of beer for £10.50 from their promotional stand at the end of an aisle. Morretti was on the promotional stand but wasn’t included, and they nearly cost me £16 !!
Hey Gareth, the price is spot on for the amount and looked great. In Canada a favorite for the barbie but also good to cook in the oven (if so-peel the skin off the backside). Ribs are seasonally cheap or expensive here, right now off the scale - over $45 for 2kg. If the meat falls off the bone it's a good one.
I buy something similar to this here in Newfoundland, except it comes already covered in BBQ sauce. I buy the President's Choice brand one and I can get them on sale sometimes for 2 / $30 Cdn.
My dad gets some ribs from Lidl and they're about a fiver. Pretty good. I don't think the pricing is crazy at 8 quid but that's where we're heading. Expensive meat. Take care man - enjoy your day!
An example of the dodgy pricing practices that I have found in Morrisons and other places is to place goods on shelves and conveniently fail to display the correct price for the items. Then when questioned for the correct price they say oh sorry that price was for a different size of the same product or the price only available on a special offer. I’ve even seen a manager tell a staff member to clear the shelf of all the product that has been complained about but they don’t do it, instead they will remove the price tag from the shelf and not replace it for several hours if not days.
You can get a normal rack of ribs, use the pressure cooker, cook them and then finish them of in the air fryer to put the sauce on them and char them a bit..
Need to have your wits about you in Morrisons last week I bought three cases of Stella because the shelf said 3 for £23. Went through the self service and they scanned through at full price and the member of staff couldn't get the offer to work so I had to go to customer services to get my correct change. Does make you wonder if someone doing a larger shop might not notice. Ribs looked good but for £7.99 nope.
Gaz if they are showing as £3.00 they have to sell them at the price shown, thats the law, you should stood your ground and they would have to charge you £3.00.Plus if the chap knew the issue why didn't he report it and get them taken off that stand.
If the price is shown on display , then they have to legally charge that price. I had the same problem in Sainsburys with some socks on a display for £1 and they clocked up at £8.50. They called the manager who told them to change the display. But they charged me the display price.
They do pulled pork too and I have to say even through they are slightly more expensive they are better then Tesco own. Not as much fat on them in comparison.
Cracking video as always Gareth 👏🏻 it just so happens, we have a pack of those very same ribs in our fridge so can’t wait to try them 😀 maybe have them with chips and salad Mrs H loves your videos she says they are light relief from all the gloom and doom that’s going on so keep up the good work M8 👍
Wow they see you coming Gaz, was it just priced wrong or was the £3 for something else? .most places these are about a £5 at the moment. They are nice I like ribs but that was a bit on the expensive side.🙄 Good work Gareth thanks.👍😋
Great review Gaz as always the misses would like them but not the price 🤣 that’s easily done mate I nearly been done before but keep up the great work as always 👏👏👍👍
I did 'Oragel' In Sainsbury's. £3.50 on shelf. £4 on the scanner. It does happen. Still cheaper than £9.75 in Boots. I bought 2. Just incase (Oragel is a toothache relief gel, amazeballs)
Love your channel Gareth. But you're driving me up the wall looking for the "tab system" on the sauce sachets. I spent 10 years working for a company that makes sauces in sachets, and it's called a "tear nick". It's a nick in the sachet that you tear.
All supermarkets do their own ribs like this, usually £4/5 ish a pack. Asda and Morrisons own brand ones are excellent, not as keen on Tescos ones though.
Once upon a time they were a product that nobody would touch with a barge pole,those people who did want them got them cheap ( a carrier bag full for a shilling (5p) boiled with bacon and cabbage,Beautiful. The stock made wonderful gravy 🤫
Today Tuesday I bought a pork rib rack (407g) from Morrisons for £3.07 on special offer. This has not been marinaded or anything. It's just raw pork ribs. I will marinade it before roasting.
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If a number of people have been fooled, and they don't change the sign, they should be reported to Trading Standards for a deceptive practice.
Last time I tried to contact my local trading standards I got "Liverpool Samaritans" who seem to have got the contract, but who didn't have a clue what I was talking about. It all seems bit minor now after now having to pay £25 Ulez fees to go visit my grand-daughter for the night.
This happens ALL the time in Morrisons. I'm sure its a scam they operate.
Yes, i have experienced there scams also. Unfortunately, the political parties won't do a thing, because they sponsor them. Morrisons a well known Donners to the Labour Part, and Sainsbury's Sponsor the Tory's
Asda do so I’d be surprised if Morrisons haven’t caught on
They do this regularly, they hope that you don’t notice the price and when you do, you’re generally at home and won’t go all the way back to the store!
🤣🤣No, they don't do it on purpose, anyway if its merchandised with a ticket stating £3 they are legally obliged to give it to you at the price stated, more often that not it's idiot punters picking them up and deciding they don't want them and rather than put them back where they picked it up from just dump it with a not my problem attitude. There is a possibility of a member of staff replenishing incorrectly and if mentioned by someone thinking 'they do this all the time' the store has to remove the product if it's clearly a mistake as it is a regulatory service offence carrying hefty fines regarding the sale of goods act.
Yes you're correct like hidden in the fridge or freezer everything £3 then get caught out the price is higher 👍😎
It’s people finding it 😅
@@martindunstan8043 common misbelief that they legally have to give it to you at that price, they don't, interesting law etc and a bit of a backstory if you Google it :)
Asda is a bugger for mispricing and mislabelling shelfs. They used to have a policy where they’d give you a £3 voucher for any mistakes, rofl.. I cashed in on this every single week, as did my mother, got our receipts, sat on windowsill to review it before leaving store, went to CS said not right.. had them running around store checking to find we were right every single time 😂😂 needless to say after a year of their dishonesties and our calling them out they stopped issuing £3 vouchers, now they just continue with their dishonesties on their shelf with no customer inconvenience payments 😮
This happened to me a few years ago at my local Morrisons, special section with bacon, sausage, ribs etc... I queried it at checkout and the supervisor went to check. Turns out whoever had stocked up had used the wrong ribs. She cancelled the ribs at the till and gave them to me as an apology... Result 👍
Nice one
Bonus... nothing better than Free Ribs 🎉... well.... Maybe...😅
It’s 10PM here in Oz and you’ve just made me put a serving of pork belly in the air fryer. These look delicious.
Seems your "easily led", mr Sanchez. It's called "auto suggestion", apparently. Used to "walk out" with a student psychologist. She was mustard . ( The main one was when some one yawns, so do you....True. ) Right, were will i get some decent pork belly ???
I wonder if we can get a similar thing here in South Oz. The piece of meat here at the present time they could be a good buy,
@@annettewalter2273Aldi has a fair price frozen rack of ribs.
@@anni50ful You think so? I did a quick calculation today while shopping and for 1kg of ribs plus the cheapest bbq sauce came in at $25.50 and then there's the utilities on top of that.
This is supermarket price. Butcher, add another $8.00 and some.
But each to their own.
No wonder on the pack Max, Josh and Olly are laughing, crazy crazy price.
I got these in Sainsburys about 18 months ago for £3.50
For people stating you can demand the goods for the advertised price thats not actually correct its up to the shops if they wish to honor the price. As you have been informed before handing over any money, no contract has yet been formed.
If you realise you’ve paid more for an item than it was advertised for at the time then you can ask for the shop to refund the difference between what you paid and what was advertised
And so you should !
Worth knowing the legal stance !
Pay & then demand refund !
Thats just another perk of brexit. In the EU, the advertised price has to be honoured at the checkout.
True I know this too because I work in procurement in fact you can make an offer to the seller I once witnessed this at Christmas in tesco it was so funny a guy went to the checkout lady said I will give you £50 for this trolley (it was packed to the brim) the checkout lady didn't know what to do she got a, manager over who flatley refused the offer, the guy wasn't a bit bothered he walked away leaving the trolley full of food in store for tesco to unpack it and shelve it all I can say the queue behind him wasn't best pleased he held everyone up but he tried! 😂😂😂
My day's someone just mentioned exiting the European Union. What next convid
Nothing to do with Brexit. It was no different before. Sort your facts out before spewing BS.
13:27 Worker shortages in farming and supply chain mean we are having to import more from our neighbours. Turkeys predominately came from France and Poland last year, whereas previously the UK supplied all its own to meet demand.
Great point. If the till assistant knew there was a problem with the pricing of this item why wasn’t it sorted?
I remember this happening at Asda. The shelf tag showed a much lower price. I complained and showed the the price tag on the shelf.
I got the item for the tag price and also a gift card for a quid for my troubles.
Noticed Morrisons doing this more lately especially on stands at front of store with 2 price labels, prices are crazy all over the place - they also moved all their own kids cereal range to be mixed with all the other products and stopped selling honey hoops, value peanut butter is drier at least I get 10% off dairy occasionally or I wouldn't bother
I also noticed the had a massive price hike on a lot of products after they got bought out, which is why I stopped shopping there. They used to be competitive with Asda and Sainsbury's, now they are way more expensive than either.
@@nickdavison9771when were they bought out? Not heard anything about it, who owns them now?
One really has to watch Morrisons' pricing so as not to get ripped off at the checkout. I'll bet out of every 100 shopping trolleys' worth of goods at least one customer will inadvertently have been overcharged for something or other.
I don't use Morrisons as its right the other side of town but I was in Sainsbury's the other day in the freezer section. It dawned on me that I'd forgotten to pick up some ribs from the chiller section so I grabbed a box of their frozen ribs to save me walking back.
Big mistake, the ribs were just about that, a box of bones with hardly any meat on them at all.
When I was working in the food industry, I used to check intakes of cuts of meat and it always baffled me why were we buying good cuts of meat from other countries, surely there must be more expensive than the same product from Britain. And mind you, this was fresh meat, not frozen, sometimes the kill dates were from 2-3 days before, so it would be as fresh as it could be.
I managed to talk with some friends in the company and inquire exactly that, why could we just buy British?
Short and straightforward answer: "Britain does not produce enough." Simple as.
In many cases UK meat is strictly controlled, check and verified as to where it comes from, so it can be traced, meat sourced from other countries is easier to obfuscate the product line, remember this is how we had horse meat sold as beef, it's not hard to lay a fake paper trail, hide the product through a few shipping agents, it's been going on for ages.
To the person that replied to me, apologies for not replying back, but seems like youtube has shadowban you, I can see a reply under my comment but cant see the comment. Apologies, not being rude, just unable to talk to you due to youtube's gag order.
Unable to produce enough isn't something you want to know about during a global food shortage!
If they can't get you enough, then you go without.
@@johndavis7944 I really understand your point, and this was years ago, way before brexit where there were no checks and delays when importing.
England has been a country that relies on food imports for ages, so its not a new problem.
Unfortunately the reality is there, either you want to know about it or not. Im sorry for being the bearer of bad news. hope your life is prosperous allows you to not go without.
When Welsh lamb is in season, it's so expensive for us to buy here. They export it to France. A few years ago when I still had a local butcher, he didn't buy any because it was so expensive, he knew his customers wouldn't buy it. It's ridiculous.
my local asian whole sale shop sells boxes of frozen ribs ( 10 full racks) for 22 quid, same boxes i used to pay 45 quid for at Makro ! i do a fair bit of bbq smoking so this was a great find, unfortunately every time i visit i don't just get the ribs , so it usually costs between 80 and 100 quid !
Jeez, Gaz, no small bites for you! I thought that first full length strip would have at least had a chomp put on it. Nope. The whole shebang straight into the gaping maw. 😊
Brings to mind the feeding of the gulls out of the kitchen window at the Arctic radar station I worked at in the '80s. The competitive little buggers would inhale whatever got near their beak. One time one of the flying stomachs swallowed a whole rib, and you could see the curve it put on its neck when it wouldn't go all the way down. 😂
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I've pulled my local Morrisons up a few times recently, sometimes you get the feeling that things are priced incorrectly so I've started taking photos of the shelf price and so far I've got everything at the lower price albeit after a good complain.
Did the same at Tesco recently two weeks on the trot with crisps until they finally went and changed it.
Do same at Asda
They’re legally obliged to sell to you at the displayed price so good on you!👍
they are not legally obliged, they can simply take the products off sale. BUT usually for customer care they do tend to honor any mistakes - but you do need to be firm but polite.@@billmagowan1492
I just bought a pack of barbecue ribs today from Lidl’s for £4.49 for 600gms. Totally delicious 😋
Lidl have some seriously good food...the ribs are amazing, the prices more than fair, and the people so friendly...I'll never go to Morrisons...total rip-off company
your reviews really are spot on. i let a few of them stack up and then watch them one after the other. you always make me laugh out loud somewhere in every review, even if it is just waiting for a nod or a shake of the head when tasting the first mouthful of food. Spot on.
I appreciate that!
Another great vid. Aldi do 400g BBQ pulled pork for about 3 pounds(ish). I do it in the oven wrapped in foil, about 40 minutes, serve in a tortilla wrap with some salad and crunchy lettuce. Really nice. Might try it in the (new) air fryer next time. Morrisons seems to have become more expensive since they were taken over.
You're welcome 😊
What cooking method would you recommend for a raw pork rib rack bought today? Does it work well using foil? Note these ribs are fresh from Morrisons' butcher department and are not marinated or otherwise treated. But I'll be putting my own marinade on before roasting.
There's a few people saying that the store must sell you the ribs at £3. They are wrong sadly. Good review Gaz.
Here in Australia they have to give you the first one free if it scans higher than the shelf, then for any extra quantity they have to honour the price on the shelf.
Yes correct i'd think & thats even taking into account many years ago when this sort of idea was fairly commonplace in conversation. Because it aways was just goodwill, not the law.
I bought 2 packs of Garage/Shed shelving from B&Q quite a few years ago which had a higher price at the till than advertised at the location I picked them up from. I questioned this price and asked to see the store Manager, I showed the manager were I'd got the shelving from which was saying the lower price, I then got them at the lower price. Next time I went in they were at the normal price.
Great vlogs Gareth.
Cheers pal
I complained to Tesco about the Pukka Tea Bag boxes being 33% fresh air. And she said "contact Pukka Tea! "
I said "if I get sick eating your meat would you tell me to contact your butchers, in Buenos Aires?"
£8 for so little! It did look good though... and the sauce sounded amazing. You make me so darn hungry Gaz!
For that price they should have removed the membrane. I did ribs recently and double lined the roasting tin. Added 1½ cups water and covered and put in oven for 2 hrs 15 mins. When I brought them out they were burnt to a cinder. I misread the instructions and they should have been done for 1 hr 15 mins! Our new rescue dog enjoyed em and we had jam on toast!!
Lol
Jolly hoggy sticks 😀😀😂😂 £8 what a rip off,we have got to take care when we go shopping, this is brilliant and you always brighten my day Gareth and keep up the great reviews,keep safe and well as always.
Thank you 🤗
We had these the other week. They are so tasty. I always check prices in Morrisons. They are notorious for having different prices on shelves to till price.
Every time I buy a box of something, I think of you and your tab system, just used to rip them up anyhow, but now it’s become a bit of a challenge! Thanks gaz for a brilliant video, way too much for such a small amount of meat! Shan’t be trying those that’s for sure!
I always pour the sauce over them before cooking them, makes them more moist 😊 they do look good
Hope you're well
I've had the same thing happen on one of those display stands at the front, big yellow sign with a price but I found out it wasn't for what I thought it was so I was conned into buying something more expensive than I thought. They also practice other underhand methods to sell excess stock which involves putting stock deliberately in wrong locations, one was putting caramel ice lollies where the almond ones should be so I ended up buying the wrong ones as the packaging is the same, another one is putting strawberries where raspberries should be, I told the staff about it and they basically snubbed me and left the stock as it was.
Gareth, I think the Ribs looked great, ok a bit price rich, however some of your recent fish and chip take away's have been the wrong side of a tenner, the ribs were far better value in comparison--great presentation as ever--
Yep, these grasping billionaire owners all ALLOW it, because THEY CAN. Once bitten, twice shy. Now i understand why some folk walk round with those "price checker thingys". It used to puzzle me. Not any more.
We pay double here US for baby back ribs that size. Cheapest I’ve seen here was $12.00 on sale, usually Lloyd’s precooked ribs like that are 15.00
We get very similar ribs in Denmark - have done for many years - best way to cook them is to cook them for 30 mins without the sauce - then put the sauce on - both sides and then cook for another 10 to 15 mins at a lower temp - works every time - give it a try
Cheers Jack
BFG helps so many people with his reviews and i appriecate it to the fullist,next week i will treat myself to those ribs........Thanks and take care
I was reading this comment thinking? BFG? Big Friendly Giant? Haha - took a few seconds to work out
😂 love the bfg tag 😂😂😂
They would have broken the sound barrier going back if it had been me
Love your honesty Gareth. Your words have true value dear fellow.
They do look better quality than some that you’ve tried but it was a bit dear. They always say that you get what you pay for and in this case I think they’re right.
Great video Mate, I’ve noticed Morrisons prices going up all the time!! My nearest supermarket is a short walk and it’s Morrisons so been keeping tabs. Looked nice ribs but £7.99 🥴 …. Smithy
Yep, all the supermarkets are at this game. I got stung at LIDL just like that, buyer beware.
Both Lidl and Aldi do some good ribs for about £4. Still, if you compare store bought ribs to a Chicken and Rib Shop price? they still work out cheaper. I personally think £7.99 is a bit pricy, even for what I consider to be an ‘ artisan ‘ rack of ribs. I’ve had ribs from both of the above named stores and they too had the meat falling off the bone. A good review Gareth. I suppose it’s all down to how much you are willing to pay.
Cheers Gerry yes I've reviewed them. Think I did a comparison. Might be in pork or comparison playlist. Hope you're well pal.
This wouldn't work in a studio. They would be slapping make up on you, lighting your " beat side " and making sure you follow " impartiality rules "
The warts And all 15 minute videos are BRILLIANT. And your a cracking host ( reviewer)
Cheers
You learn something new everyday. Glad you enjoyed them xx thank you for the video xx
Cheers Nicola, and Cheers for the super chat xx
Farmfoods do a 1.5 kilo pack of raw pork ribs for £11, I let them defrost and then put them in the slow cooker for around 4 hours on high. Then you can cover them in whatever flavour you want and then in the air fryer or oven for about 15 minutes. Give it a go.
Spot ON Thankyou for Bringing This To Everyone Attention
Ooh I love BBQ ribs, they are so nice with corn on the cob and home made chips. Sainsbury's do ribs with sweet bbq sauce for 5.50 Baldie, you should check those out to compare.
Wowsers, they look so yummy!! For me they seem to be well worth 8 quid, but I guess it all depends on how much you want to pay. My dad hated 'finger food' would never pick anything up to eat it but put a rack of ribs in front of him and he'd dive right in, he'd have loved those. I love your vids as I'm housebound and no longer get to actually look around supermarkets, my cleaner does my shopping for me so thanks, you give me lots of ideas on what to add to me list of goodies! :)
Cheers June
The old gags are the best gags 😂😂 love it !
Thank you Gaz, they looked well lush🤤😋 👍🏆 I was waiting on you throwing the bones over your shoulder when you were done,😂❤
I'll give these a miss at that price! But they do look good. Thanks for another honest review 💜💜💜
Cheers Barbie all the best
First class review Gareth.
I really must try these. They look far too good too miss.
You dont mind paying a highish price, when the food is this darned good 😊
Cheers Gareth, bonny lad.
Cheers Keith
@@BaldFoodieGuy . . The pleasure is mine dear friend 👍
Not cheap, but they look fabulous. I could eat the whole thing myself 😋😋😋
You pay for what you get most of the time 😅
May as well get them from chinese takeaway at around 9 quid why bother using fuel cooking them and washing up pan
At 700 calories you'd be silly not to.
I used to go to Morrison's all the time. Not any more. The last time I was there many of the items had no prices for them and even though it was quiet it took 20 mins queuing at the till. Hardly any staff due to the prevalence of self scan shopping.
Jolly Hog???..nothing jolly about the price. Bit of A rib Tickler though Gareth. LOL
No mate lol
Tesco-Melton Mowbray 400g pork pie, three pounds and fifty pence-box of 6 eggs one pound and 60p, used to sell eggs in a box of 15 for one pound and fifteen pence.
The Mr's calls his messy t-,shirt *menu shirt", so he can remember what he ate yesterday 😂. Have a cracking weekend 😂
Haha you too
Loved the video bud 👍 We had Asda own brand BBQ ribs last night and they were the same, meat falling off the bone but tasted amazing so I ended up just pulling the meat off and eating it like pulled pork. Ours was £5.25 though. Will definitely have them again 👍
Sounds great!
9.53 " there's one there on the bone" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Too expensive Gareth. Loved the bonus feature...you will have to do a bloopers video? 😁
Good idea!!
Man, you are the maestro. Love the sink bit. I'm going to borrow your yes no nod for my Williams Arizona review. Ribs look tender although a bit expensive. Great review, Thank you 😊
thought you were going to say they were vegan 😂
Haha noooooo
At that price it's enough to make anyone vegan.
Bought these myself...microwaved in the plastic wrapper ....perfect !!
Iv got to say the Aldi ribs are fantastic four quid odd the meat falls off the bone and the sauce is sublime 👍😘
I tried some Morrisons Ribs and they were crap, just bought these Jolly Hogs ones a few days ago, still in the fridge so interesting to see how you get on with them. I did know they were £7.99 though.
As with everything read the small print it is on the sign over the cabinet.
I used to buy similar in ASDA, until I realised that the meat was soft and not enjoyable. Grossly overpriced at a shade under £8. If you must have ribs - buy fresh and slow-cook in oven OR prepare in Sous Vide prior to finishing in a hot oven. Generally - ribs are very poor value for money - Tenderloin is actually cheaper !
You don't like meat when it's soft? But yeah ludicrous prices.
@@fookoff9220 Good point there though may be means wet because another problem with such products is buying 100 grams of water. 180 to 200 grams of bone plus the subtraction for what the sauces weighed in at. In the end the meat we buy these for is under 200 grams thats ludicrous as you say.
True quality meat is cheaper than this former throw away cut! This post truth age wants everyone to only care about fetish and to hate fact.
I very nearly got conned by Morrisons on “any 2” packs of beer for £10.50 from their promotional stand at the end of an aisle. Morretti was on the promotional stand but wasn’t included, and they nearly cost me £16 !!
Ha same here only it was Stella unfiltered on the stand but not included, very clever like that at Morrison
I bought one once a while ago, they cost £04.50 pence. I only. Bought them one time!!!
Buy mine from Asda 600g for £5.25. I keep a bit of sauce back to pour over when finished bloody outstanding. 😋
Hey Gareth, the price is spot on for the amount and looked great. In Canada a favorite for the barbie but also good to cook in the oven (if so-peel the skin off the backside). Ribs are seasonally cheap or expensive here, right now off the scale - over $45 for 2kg. If the meat falls off the bone it's a good one.
Cheers pal
I'm confused, the labelling all says it's British, but on the back of the pack the address for The Jolly Hog company is in Germany ???
Another great review fella.
I buy something similar to this here in Newfoundland, except it comes already covered in BBQ sauce. I buy the President's Choice brand one and I can get them on sale sometimes for 2 / $30 Cdn.
Could you please tell me what kind of little oven you have please? Does it have a timer on it?
Is a Sage Airfryer multi cooker. Yes it's got a timer.
My dad gets some ribs from Lidl and they're about a fiver. Pretty good. I don't think the pricing is crazy at 8 quid but that's where we're heading. Expensive meat.
Take care man - enjoy your day!
Cheers
@@BaldFoodieGuy You too dude
An example of the dodgy pricing practices that I have found in Morrisons and other places is to place goods on shelves and conveniently fail to display the correct price for the items. Then when questioned for the correct price they say oh sorry that price was for a different size of the same product or the price only available on a special offer. I’ve even seen a manager tell a staff member to clear the shelf of all the product that has been complained about but they don’t do it, instead they will remove the price tag from the shelf and not replace it for several hours if not days.
Yeah mate - it's called accidentallyonpurpose, all one word to confuse 😊 found this practice in a couple of the big names.
Thanks Gareth - good review. I think I might go to my local butchers and support my local traders.
You can get a normal rack of ribs, use the pressure cooker, cook them and then finish them of in the air fryer to put the sauce on them and char them a bit..
To be fair Gareth the bloke did offer to take them back but you got them anyway glad ya did I’m dribbling watching ya.
Somehow I missed this one. Enjoyed the addition of the sink bit Gareth.
Haha cheers
I was expecting you to do Arnie's " Get Down" when you said about Ribs Down . Tesco used to do Jolly Hog sausages
Haha sorry Carol
Gareth
Morrison's are cheeky baskets. Happened to us more than once or twice🤔Looked great though when cooked, fab review as always👌
Yes they are!
Need to have your wits about you in Morrisons last week I bought three cases of Stella because the shelf said 3 for £23. Went through the self service and they scanned through at full price and the member of staff couldn't get the offer to work so I had to go to customer services to get my correct change. Does make you wonder if someone doing a larger shop might not notice. Ribs looked good but for £7.99 nope.
Gaz if they are showing as £3.00 they have to sell them at the price shown, thats the law, you should stood your ground and they would have to charge you £3.00.Plus if the chap knew the issue why didn't he report it and get them taken off that stand.
If the price is shown on display , then they have to legally charge that price. I had the same problem in Sainsburys with some socks on a display for £1 and they clocked up at £8.50. They called the manager who told them to change the display. But they charged me the display price.
Gareth I never see you eat vegies mate! Any way's hope your doing well.
They do pulled pork too and I have to say even through they are slightly more expensive they are better then Tesco own. Not as much fat on them in comparison.
Cracking video as always Gareth 👏🏻 it just so happens, we have a pack of those very same ribs in our fridge so can’t wait to try them 😀 maybe have them with chips and salad
Mrs H loves your videos she says they are light relief from all the gloom and doom that’s going on so keep up the good work M8 👍
Thanks 👍
I am having some Jolly Hog pulled pork with BBQ sauce delivered on Wednesday...I hope it's as good as their sausages and black treacle ham.
Enjoy
Nice one mate, I must say that I was mightily impressed by your membrane consumption, you're a braver man than me 👏
Like deployed 👍
Cheers pal
Wow they see you coming Gaz, was it just priced wrong or was the £3 for something else? .most places these are about a £5 at the moment. They are nice I like ribs but that was a bit on the expensive side.🙄
Good work Gareth thanks.👍😋
Try pressure cooking ribs put your own sauce on them when cooked. I like to chew the soft bones too.
Great review Gaz as always the misses would like them but not the price 🤣 that’s easily done mate I nearly been done before but keep up the great work as always 👏👏👍👍
Cheers Peter
I did 'Oragel' In Sainsbury's. £3.50 on shelf. £4 on the scanner. It does happen. Still cheaper than £9.75 in Boots. I bought 2. Just incase (Oragel is a toothache relief gel, amazeballs)
Sadly when buying from these supermarkets you also pay for the food thats thrown away thats why high price...great vid
Love your channel Gareth.
But you're driving me up the wall looking for the "tab system" on the sauce sachets.
I spent 10 years working for a company that makes sauces in sachets, and it's called a "tear nick".
It's a nick in the sachet that you tear.
All supermarkets do their own ribs like this, usually £4/5 ish a pack. Asda and Morrisons own brand ones are excellent, not as keen on Tescos ones though.
Meal for one.
Add chips and salad and fill up.
About the same price as takeaway but I reckon, much better. 🙏🇦🇺
That’s daylight robbery wow no way i would of bought them at that price good honest food review
Always still watch but dont comment as much. Your channel is doing fabulous so well done❤
Thank you so much 😊
I would have argued that they were shown as £3 so legally they have to be sold at that price. Usually works for me.
Once upon a time they were a product that nobody would touch with a barge pole,those people who did want them got them cheap ( a carrier bag full for a shilling (5p) boiled with bacon and cabbage,Beautiful. The stock made wonderful gravy 🤫
Today Tuesday I bought a pork rib rack (407g) from Morrisons for £3.07 on special offer. This has not been marinaded or anything. It's just raw pork ribs. I will marinade it before roasting.
Good buy