![]() ![]() It is categorically not water from a tap and put into a bottle.’ ‘The bottle doesn’t pretend to be anything other than it is. No, its origin is French, but it is bottled in the UK – I think somewhere in the West Midlands. She said: ‘My understanding from speaking to our water buyer is that it originates from a spring in France.’ Asked whether it was filtered mains tap water, she said: ‘No, absolutely not. When asked about the origins of its value water, a Tesco spokesman initially offered a completely inaccurate explanation. I can see it would be a nice money-making wheeze.’ ‘The idea of selling filtered tap water in supermarkets has a whiff of Del Boy and Peckham Spring about it. ![]() In terms of health and safety there is no need to filter mains water. ‘We really are a gold standard in terms of water quality. Jo Tanner, of Water UK, said: ‘UK tap water is incredibly safe. The trade body for the nation’s mains water suppliers, Water UK, insists the product coming out of the taps is cheap, healthy and safe, with absolutely no reason to filter it.Īccording to the latest report from the Drinking Water Inspectorate, 99.96 per cent of all samples are within health and safety standards. The prices look cheap compared with the 88p for a two-litre bottle of Evian Mineral Water, 69p for Highland Spring, or £1 for a 750ml bottle of Perrier. There is a carbonated version which also sells for 17p.įrench connection? A Tesco representative said that its bottled water originated from France - but just what is the truth?Īsda’s product is sold as Smartprice Still Water at 17p for two litres or 88p for a pack of six 330ml bottles. On the label it says ‘Just water, nothing added’. Tesco sells the filtered mains water under the name of Everyday Value Still Water which can be bought in a two-litre bottle for 17p or six 500ml bottles for £1. Just as Del Boy failed to mention the tap water origins of Peckham Spring, so Tesco and Asda have left this important detail off their labels. In pursuit of his millionaire dreams, Del came up with the idea of bottling tap water and selling it as the exclusive ‘Peckham Spring’. ![]() It echoes one of the best-loved episodes of the BBC’s Only Fools and Horses, featuring David Jason as the entrepreneurial Del Boy, of Trotters Independent Traders. They then put it into plastic bottles and ship it to thousands of stores across the country. This means the supermarkets and their suppliers are enjoying a mark-up of around 2,500 per cent for filtering the water – something the mains suppliers say is unnecessary. In reality it is no more than a filtered version of the mains water that comes out of the tap at a cost of just a third of a penny a litre. On the face of it, the supermarket water, which costs 17p for a two-litre bottle, offers remarkable value compared with the big brands. Find your game, find your weapon, and get gunning.Display: Asda's 17p Still Water next to other, more well-known, mineral waters From top-down and side-scrolling 2D games to a fully-fledged apocalyptic deathmatch. Whatever kind of browser-based gun game you want to play, you'll find it here, whether it's something creative and quirky like GunSpin and Idle Gun or your classic FPS like Bullet Force. io game that puts you in a classic hunger games scenario where you must fight to be the last person alive! More Gun Games Maybe you just want a regular survival game without apocalyptic undertones. Games like Horde Killer: You vs 100, where you can obliterate waves of glass zombies. Thankfully, we have games for the casual doomsdayer. What are those FPS games missing? Apocalyptic scenarios. If you're a hardcore FPS aficionado, you might want to check out Forward Assault and Krunker, which take influence from Counter-Strike, the magnum opus of first-person shooting games.įor Matrix-style slow-mo shooting similar to SuperHot, check out Time Shooter 2 and Time Shooter 3. As such, there's plenty of titles to choose from. ![]() These games provide a 3D skill-based environment to test your reflexes, aim, and inflict temporary death on other participants. FPS games are by far the most popular type of online gun game. Gun games narrow down the shooting genre to the use of handheld guns. ![]()
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