Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

fairclaire · 30 October 2014 at 12:43AM

MSL CB go to menu and select new list (select the store you have shopped at/are going to shop at

Select browse here

select Cashback (third option on the top) here and you will see a list of current offers from your chosen retailer

Click the + button then click the list icon in the left hand corner. you will then be invited to snap your receipt and submit

HTH

Savvybuyer · 30 October 2014 at 12:44AM

I don't think the Air Wicks will work - I've put them onto the (normal) list - as ones at £6 might be good if they are cheaper instore and if they work vs M at £3.49 (I don't think so though). As for the other newly-added one (the "Crystal Air"), showing online at £3.98 and any 2 for £4, problem is I have only a limited range in only one of my M stores - and today they were completely sold out of one of the three versions they stocked. From the empty cardboard left I could not work out which version it was. I saw only physical evidence of Brecon Beacons and New Forest[Strike]- I do not see New Forest on msm for A - is that really available in A and therefore could New Forest be a trigger in A to the 2 for £4?[/Strike] Brecons Beacons and New Forest, possibly, to compare vs £1.99. (But versions vary in M stores - the missing one in my M may have been Yorkshire Dales, but there was no way for me to know.)

EDIT: :(I found New Forest, signed out on msm. So - that is now also going onto the M list on the basis that I found it in my M store. I think I'd better clarify and also this will help me be concise (as if...:rotfl:) in future... when I say "M list" I mean the normal price collection list, and when I say "points list" I mean the new points list. I think I'll refer to them like this in future, so now you know what I mean. Although the points list, supposedly, is just for this week - a few are expiring on 2/11, some run longer (e.g. 30/11), the odd one (e.g. Muscle Oven Cleaner) supposedly until beginning of next year (I think). Frown in a way about the points list just being this week, as a 'one off', as I very much doubt I will be able to do it again, although in another way :rotfl: as I'm sure you understand why I quite likely won't be able to do this very often, if at all again.

fairclaire · 30 October 2014 at 12:49AM

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Aww no!
*touch wood* (shut up at the back of the class!) I've never really had any problems with it. It can be a pain at times to take a pic, but other than that it's been fine. I like the fact in processes in a couple of minutes as well no hanging about waiting on emails or anything.

I will survive (sung in the voice of Gloria gaynor

) Im currently working on a £40 Ts shop given I have £10 off £40 on COS, £5 off £40 HH and today received a £5 off £20 on F&F :think: my OH might be buying me Ill-fitting pressie

:rotfl:

vanilla_twist · 30 October 2014 at 12:50AM

locarr wrote: »

http://www.byobguide.com/ask.php?t=Champagne+Questions

how long approx.does unopened champagne keep

Non vintage 2 to three years, vintage 5 to 15 years. Approximately.

happy with that my 2002 should be ok for a few years yet as kept in dark room and dark box. So around 2017 I might start to worry.

So why can you by various vintages that are older is it just for the label but not for drinking?

Maybe I will have to start collecting Whiskey instead. I like the idea of building up a good wine collection but judging by the article nothing is really worth keeping.
Last Xmas we drank some old champagnes but they were all £100 plus bottles and vintage and all tasted good. Dd had a vast collection from the champaynes she sometimes got from work and a few from her wedding she kept to wt babies head.

V x

Classy_Chick06 · 30 October 2014 at 12:54AM

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Aww no!
*touch wood* (shut up at the back of the class!) I've never really had any problems with it. It can be a pain at times to take a pic, but other than that it's been fine. I like the fact in processes in a couple of minutes as well no hanging about waiting on emails or anything.

i also think shopitize is the best one of all of the cashback sites, i havent had much trouble with them, unlike msl who never seem to pay out

what happened to the Reps that used to post occasionally? :wave: if you are lurking :rotfl:

zagubov · 30 October 2014 at 12:55AM

purpledonkey wrote: »

How easy are they to make? :wave:

There's a couple of recipes online but I don't know how reliable they are. they're a kind of a big flat soft ginger nut style cookie, rather than like a bun or cake. You smear butter or spread on them about five seconds before your arteries fill up with cookeen and they have to bury you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxQVqcj0Sx0

fairclaire · 30 October 2014 at 12:58AM

vanilla_twist wrote: »

how long approx.does unopened champagne keep

Non vintage 2 to three years, vintage 5 to 15 years. Approximately.

happy with that my 2002 should be ok for a few years yet as kept in dark room and dark box. So around 2017 I might start to worry.

So why can you by various vintages that are older is it just for the label but not for drinking?

Maybe I will have to start collecting Whiskey instead. I like the idea of building up a good wine collection but judging by the article nothing is really worth keeping.
Last Xmas we drank some old champagnes but they were all £100 plus bottles and vintage and all tasted good. Dd had a vast collection from the champaynes she sometimes got from work and a few from her wedding she kept to wt babies head.

V x

It's all to do with the grapes and the way they are processed. If you buy a vintage it's not been in the bottle since 2011/12 it's been maturing since then before it was bottled.
I Drank my 1969 vintage that my dad bought on my birth on my 40th birthday and it was lovely......no-one died! But a bottle he bought for DS2 birth in 1995 was undrinkable!!! and you never know until you open them.
I still have bottles in the safe that Dad bought for DD and DS2 milestones, and who knows what they will be like

fairclaire · 30 October 2014 at 1:16AM

Zag Im glad you made it home safely, it's a hell of a trip!!
Im going to bed.......it's been a tough night

OH is in another place.....when I speak to him he looks at me like Im speaking a language he doesn't understand. Like he isn't processing information

I will try again tomorrow

Savvybuyer · 30 October 2014 at 1:17AM

Frozen
Tesco Simply Cook Minced Lamb (500g)£2.75 £2.75
Birds Eye Southern Fried Chicken (4 per pack - 360g)£1.62:( £1.62
Birds Eye Light & Crunchy Breaded Chicken (4 per pack - 360g)£3.25 £1.62

:(T down in price on the Southern Fried one, considered (by me) to be the safer one. M now £1.62 on Light & Crunchy Breaded - but beware, no product in my M store and no SEL, nothing in the 'usual run' of the aisle, just going by what the offer signs elsewhere show and will T pick it up?(:(:rotfl:)

Anyway - Sains. Basics were cheaper than these branded things. Then, Sains Basics price went up (£1.15 to £1.20 - still cheaper and apparently for 380g, but I don't like Sains. anyway these days:rotfl:).

Savvybuyer · 30 October 2014 at 1:27AM

That's, surely, it - so goodnight folks!:):wave: I'll tinker with the weight on the Golden Oat version of the Kellogg's Elevenses Breakfast Bakes on the points list - they are 6x50g according to the actual packs although the offer labels say 6x45g. So, msm appears to be right, whoopie!:j:j:rotfl: Apropos of nothing though, as no favourable prices elsewhere (I'd be looking to at least half price - i.e. £1.24) so a few pence points off current M price of £2.49 doesn't impress me!

Goodbye now!:rotfl::wave::wave:

Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

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