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300g for £2 or 3800g for £5

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3800g for £5, hope it helps

300g for £2 or 3800g for £5-example-1

Justin Kiang answered Feb 5, 2022

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3800g for £5

300+300=£4=600g+150(half of 300g)=750g=£5

getting 3800g for £5 will save you allot of money

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