Tesco/Asda pricechecker finds here.......

AngelsMadv · 25 March 2011 at 8:33PM

I've just had the most amazing dinner!:j

Rack of lamb done using Sainsbury's crumb recipe. Mashed potatoes. Steam fresh Bird's eye veg, a Turner red wine gravy and a nice glas of Griosola Pinot with it. :beer:

I then enjoyed my first Corneto (the kids have eaten the other 50 boxes so far!). :rotfl:

I just want to say a great big thank you to Mr T. Call me what you like, but I've took you for all your worth this last two weeks. Yes, you've had me up until silly o'clock, but boy have I got a full house!

Limit me to £20? I don't care, I'll just do 5 shops at once.

And why do I do this? - because, Mr T, you take the pis5! Constantly changing prices up to then bring them down in a "special offer". Building in areas that don't want you there, and generally being a right pain in the a5s!

Oh, and to anyone going when it's open, don't forget your free fresh yeast

pretzelnut · 25 March 2011 at 8:34PM

adammccance wrote: »

Just waiting to get it on the top of the next page so it doesn't get lost!

This is going to be a massive anti-climax, isn't it?

Yeah you should have just whacked it up without a word, now you've bigged yourself up, you have to live up to them expectations.

lousue0906_2 · 25 March 2011 at 8:35PM

I have been reading the press articles regarding the £20 cap and they all seem to mention the same thing... That the prices that are more expensive in Tesco are based on deals put on by Asda. Surely it is worth mentioning that a lot of these items are normal priced items in Asda and are not part of any deal, especially the higher DTD amounts - specifically Hardys Crest & Turner Road. As far as I can see neither of these items are part of any deal

aaarrrggghhh · 25 March 2011 at 8:35PM

princesswoo wrote: »

Yeah you should have just whacked it up without a word, now you've bigged yourself up, you have to live up to them expectations.

:D:D

I'm scared now! It's free alcohol though, so if I get 'flamed' I'll just drink myself into oblivion...

aaarrrggghhh · 25 March 2011 at 8:36PM

DEAL!
SPEND £19.99 get £18.50 back!

(NEARLY) FREE PORT!

Taylor's 10 Year Old Port 75Cl

TESCO - £19.99
ASDA - £10.74
DTD - £18.50

tillycat123 · 25 March 2011 at 8:37PM

AngelsMadv wrote: »

I've just had the most amazing dinner!:j

Rack of lamb done using Sainsbury's crumb recipe. Mashed potatoes. Steam fresh Bird's eye veg, a Turner red wine gravy and a nice glas of Griosola Pinot with it. :beer:

I then enjoyed my first Corneto (the kids have eaten the other 50 boxes so far!). :rotfl:

/QUOTE]

We too had rack of lamb, I glazed mine with mustard , maple syrup and garlic. Along with free carrots and spuds.

Washed down with free red wine and followed by a free cornetto.

Yum

pretzelnut · 25 March 2011 at 8:37PM

I dont like port

Neither does anyone else I know, can I clean my loo with it???

sirbrainy · 25 March 2011 at 8:37PM

This issue has now been resolved with the £20.00 cap now being effective for requests submitted from Friday 25th of March

Looking good

lovetowinacar · 25 March 2011 at 8:38PM

I have never used this before, does it include tioletry items that I would purchase with my groceries eg shampoos or facial moisturisers?

Many thanks.

WontPayFullPriceShell · 25 March 2011 at 8:38PM

adammccance wrote: »

DEAL!

SPEND £19.99 get £20 back!

FREE PORT!

Taylor's 10 Year Old Port 75Cl

TESCO - £19.99
ASDA - £5
DTD - £29.98
VOUCHER VALUE - £20

FOR BEST VALUE, BUY THE PORT & TWO BAGS FOR LIFE (ON BOGOF): £20.09 SPEND, £20 VOUCHER BACK, FREE BOTTLE OF PORT!

Been confirmed?

:eek:

Tesco/Asda pricechecker finds here.......

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