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Asda £1 nappies!

loveabargain2011
loveabargain2011 Posts: 3 Newbie
edited 4 October 2011 at 3:39PM in It's gone, but was it any good?
Sorry if this has already been posted!..... My local Asda were selling Little Angels Size 1 Newborn Nappies for £1 a pack of 44 yesterday instead of £3.80ish?! Bargain! :j

...Stocked up on a few packs as little one is due in a few weeks eek!

Official MoneySavingExpert.com insert:

The £1 offer's available on 44-packs of 'New Arrival Newborn' nappies both online (delivery from £2.50) and in-store till Mon 17 Oct 2011. Thanks to loveabargain2011 for the tip.


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  • eklynne
    eklynne Posts: 2,396 Forumite
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  • eklynne
    eklynne Posts: 2,396 Forumite
    Nice one loveabargain2011! Only 2 posts and you made it into the newsletter! Bravo! :T
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  • pesky2
    pesky2 Posts: 2,191 Forumite
    None in thornaby today went for little sis as having a baby was gutted
  • Thanks op but this was posted a week ago:

    https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3512929

    Shame MSE Dan didn't find it amongst other posts so the previous op could get the credit too!

    Great offer though and good luck with your new arrival xx
  • mandycr
    mandycr Posts: 4,238 Forumite
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    thanks op eagerly awaiting the arrival of new baby niece now 6 days late grrrrrr she better hurry up lol will check in store tomorow i have a pile of huggies i got with the coupons for a £1 but buying without coupons is sooo much easier i used these nappies a few times when ds4 was a baby now 3 and to be honest they are really quite good :)

    ps well done for hitting the email as a newbie x
    best win in 2011:eek: 4 nights in Las Vegas :eek:
    2011 wins £8,752.00
  • alexlyne
    alexlyne Posts: 740 Forumite
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    This offer was around 18 months ago (that I know of anyway), so I guess it comes around every once in a while as a loss leader to get people off the pampers and huggies mindset when their little bundle of poo arrives.
  • naypo
    naypo Posts: 181 Forumite
    weren't any in bristol cribb's store yesterday, also tried getting hold of the newborn free huggies baby pack and no one could help or be bothered to help.
    Wins so far:
    :)£100 M&S Voucher, £10 Mama's & Papa's Voucher, £50 Mother Care Voucher, £50 Very Voucher, £65 dining out Voucher, 3 months of Purina Cat food, cinema tickets, silk scarf, Frusli bars,
  • Thanks for this, popped in the 2 little Asda's that used to be Netto's on the way home from work and hubby went to the big Asda and there were none left in any, but I placed an order for some online with my groceries yesterday and to my surprise they turned up, cheers!
  • I had a leaflet about this. It's to celebrate a year of their baby club. I actually find these to be better than the huggies or pampers on my DD. I have tried so many different types!
    DD1 born 3/4/2011:happyhear

    DD2 due 12/6/2013:happyhear
  • kneil77
    kneil77 Posts: 75 Forumite
    I ordered some online as making up a hamper for my nephew and his girlfriend as she is expecting. My shopping came today and I was surprised to see they were replaced with Pampers :-) still were £1
    £2015 in £2015 £489.65/£2015 30/1/2015

    Pay £1000 debts in 2015 £478.34/£1000 (30th jan 2015)

    £1 per day challenge Xmas 2015 started 15/1 £20/£365(30 jan 2015)
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