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Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 6 (and chat)
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Nestle Pikapaks...looks like Kelloggs Variey..but the Pikapaks are slightly larger...if you jiggle the packs around in the cellopane you can just about make out a dotted line ( and maybe the scissors that are along it)on the back of 1 of the small packets...they have been £1.18 and are now £1.38, but if you get the promo packs they should have £2.00 worth of mocs ( 8 x 25p)...the ones I have all expire November/DecemberHi ya all..I have had a quick look but still confused about Pikapaks.
I thought you meant the kellogs multi pack so got them but no coupons.
Can anyone explain what I need to be looking for?!!
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You want the Nestles version of what you bought.price is now 1.36.0
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Nestle Pikapaks...looks like Kelloggs Variey..but the Pikapaks are slightly larger...if you jiggle the packs around in the cellopane you can just about make out a dotted line ( and maybe the scissors that are along it)on the back of 1 of the small packets...they have been £1.18 and are now £1.38, but if you get the promo packs they should have £2.00 worth of mocs ( 8 x 25p)...the ones I have all expire November/December
These were still £1.18 in Waitrose on Monday.0 -
MrsMondragon wrote: »I think I would now like to go the Good Food Show. Any ideas on the best/cheapest way to get tickets? Thanks.
yes, try sneaking in without been seeing :rotfl: thats free. apart from that try http://haymarket.seatemwebservices.com/gfs/whats_on.aspxRIP my dear dear parent : Mum aged 62 (17/5/1990) & Dad aged 89 (23/1/2012)0 -
pinkprincedss1980 wrote: »Jules_1975 wrote: »:jI have been to the Good Food Show today, wow came back with loads of freebies and about £150+ in mocs yey!!!!! :j
Well done Jules sounds like you had a good day out and a good haul :T:T:T:T:T
Thank you for the heads up on things to look out for :T:T
Both mum and myself are really looking forward to going again
:D:D:D
Did you look round the Gardeners World show at all? Just wondering if there was anything good there lol :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Thank you again and to those going tomorrow hope you have a great day just like Jules :beer::j:j
Hi PP
Did not find any coupons or any freebies etc in the garden show part but worth a look round if you are into plants and stuff.
Had a look round a caravan though and when my sister and I came out of it with the suitcase we did get a few funny looks, was tempted to make out we had been on camping out in there. :rotfl::rotfl:0 -
Jules_1975 wrote: »:jI have been to the Good Food Show today, wow came back with loads of freebies and about £150+ in mocs yey!!!!! :j
For those of you who are going I have a couple of tips
When you go into the gates which are 17,18,19 & 20 you have people handing out free booklets, small ones , they have £3.30 of mocs in each one, when they hand one over be cheeky an ask for more, cause they will give them to you, also keep going in and out and help yourself out of the boxes, me and my sister did and we managed to get quite a few to say the least. Don't bother with the big free magazine it has NO mocs in it and just weighs a ton. Canderel stall offering sample tablets and 30p, try and pick up a few they are just hanging around on the tables, kellogs stall, free packet of cereal and 30p moc, again keep going past and pick yourself up a few throughout the day. Carte d'or stand, free icecream which was really nice and 30p mocs on stand, picked up a lot of these. Cheese stall Wykefarms/Leskol they were handing out 2 different 20p mocs. Alpro Soya stand, they keep the moc behind the stall but if you ask they will give you a sheet which has 3 x 40p mocs per sheet. Free cat food samples (purina).
Loads of free cheese, wine, ciders, tomatoes, liquors, condensed Milk (Condensed milk was given from the bag creche (17), ended up with 4 good sized tins, not had it for years but it was free), Indian food etc to try, some very nice tasters indeed
On the way out you are given a goody bag, which is actually really good, me and my sister asked if we could have more and no problem, ended up walking away with 3 each and each bag contained loads of great goodies and £3.65 in mocs. Glad my sister took the suitcase on wheels cause we filled it no problem. Well I have a lot of cutting and snipping to do now (i'm not sadistic meant my coupons).
Any questions just ask.
Jules x
Well done Jules.
I am really gutted - I won 2 tickets to the show but couldn't go. Hope whoever was given my tickets was a couponer & made good use of them.0 -
the pickapack coupons i have expire 31- 01- 2011Nestle Pikapaks...looks like Kelloggs Variey..but the Pikapaks are slightly larger...if you jiggle the packs around in the cellopane you can just about make out a dotted line ( and maybe the scissors that are along it)on the back of 1 of the small packets...they have been £1.18 and are now £1.38, but if you get the promo packs they should have £2.00 worth of mocs ( 8 x 25p)...the ones I have all expire November/December
in 19 months time !!!!!!!!!!:j0 -
The same thing....but the Nestle version £1.36:beer:Hi ya all..I have had a quick look but still confused about Pikapaks.
I thought you meant the kellogs multi pack so got them but no coupons.
Can anyone explain what I need to be looking for?!!
Thanks!
It's nice to be nice .....:beer:
You HAVE checked google before asking, haven't you?;)
If you use the "search this thread" button at the top of the page, you may find it's been answered already!;)0 -
I am really gutted - I won 2 tickets to the show but couldn't go. Hope whoever was given my tickets was a couponer & made good use of them.
To be fair, whoever have taken your tickets, should give you 50% of the coupons that they collected at the fare. I would, in a way of saying thank you for paying for my tickets and not forgetting all the lovely goodies & stacks of coupons.:oRIP my dear dear parent : Mum aged 62 (17/5/1990) & Dad aged 89 (23/1/2012)0 -
Dr.Who-Who wrote: »To be fair, whoever have taken your tickets, should give you 50% of the coupons that they collected at the fare. I would, in a way of saying thank you for paying for my tickets and not forgetting all the lovely goodies & stacks of coupons.:o
If that offer is still on Dr WW, can I buy you a couple of tickets, on the condition that you work as hard as Jules
It's like buying pizza, on a larger scale;).Jules_1975 wrote: »:jI have been to the Good Food Show today, wow came back with loads of freebies and about £150+ in mocs yey!!!!! :j
I've just checked, and you'll be able to pick them up at the venue.;)
PM if you're up for it:beer:It's nice to be nice .....:beer:
You HAVE checked google before asking, haven't you?;)
If you use the "search this thread" button at the top of the page, you may find it's been answered already!;)0
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