Divali's almost here and at Morrisons we've got all the essentials ready to help you prepare.

Like Salam Basmati rice, 10 kilos was 19 pounds, now just 11.

Or KTC sunflower oil.

5 litres was 875, now 6.50.

There's elephant at a medium chapati flour 10 kilos, was 1250, now only 7 pounds.

And East End Pure Buttergee 1 kilo was 1250, now just 11 pounds. From all of us Pure Buttergee, one kilo, was £12.50, now just £11.

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