cheapest place on the high St to buy new crap and cheap dinner plates?

Antique_Guitars · October 2014

Need to be cheap and new any ideas?

not_the_dj · October 2014

Tesco

ESBlonde · October 2014

99p/poundland etc. They have lots of (just) functional shyte at no money really. the supermarkets are in a similar league and don't discount (see what I did there) your favourite catalogue store Argos.

EricTheWeary · October 2014

Traditionally this is IKEA country. Macro are also quite good for that kind of thing, although you will need to know someone with a Macro card and have a branch in reasonable distance. You could try Home Bargains. We bought some towels from there this year that actually were a bargain. Poundstretcher as well.

stickyfiddle · October 2014

Ikea, Lidl, Tesco, Argos.

bobblehat · October 2014

tesco or asda

JAYJO · October 2014

B&M !!! Bargain Madness!! its absolutely Mingingly cheap! Full of Minge!!!! .....................I mean minge bags like me!

holnrew · October 2014

Wilkinson, supermarkets.

ThorpyFX · October 2014

I bought my 12 piece set from DUNELM MILL for £15. so cheap i bought two lots to account for my fiancees clumsiness.

Adam_MD · October 2014

As said above B&M very very cheap. Some of it's actually pretty decent.

jellyroll · October 2014

Ikea. £2 each and they're not horrible:

http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/86287110/

Fretwired · October 2014

Local charity shop, car boot sale ... you can get some bargins.

breakstuff · October 2014

I get mine from Asdas.

I just nick em from the restaurant.

Karlos · October 2014

Put on a white shirt a black tie, go to a restaurant and pretend to be a waiter and collect plates from people that have finished their meals...They might need a wash before use though.

IanSavage · October 2014

I got a complete dining room's worth of stuff (slate placemats, table runner, cutlery and crockery) from B&M for about thirty quid, and it's all still going strong a year or whatever later (except for the bowl that got dropped

) - cheap enough that you can buy a few spares to keep out of harm's way, as thorpy says.

Grunfeld · October 2014

I am still using the same tin enamel plate which I got for camping 35 years ago. It's a bit dented but it wont break. If you live alone, like I do, you don't even need a second one. Got it in Millets. Absolute bargain.

holnrew · October 2014

Grunfeld said:

I am still using the same tin enamel plate which I got for camping 35 years ago. It's a bit dented but it wont break. If you live alone, like I do, you don't even need a second one. Got it in Millets. Absolute bargain.

I'm thinking of throwing out a lot of my crockery and going back to basics like that to cut down on housework.