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Bougainvillea
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Viners have a weekly deal starting on a a Monday. This week, Angel cutlery is reduced to 60p per item. Website says knives were £3.50 each, so could be a good reduction
http://www.viners.co.uk/
Official MoneySavingExpert insert: Viners has confirmed this offer will be on until Sun 23 Sept 2012 subject to availability, though stock is good. Delivery’s £3.95 or free on orders over £25. No max per customer. Thanks to Bougainvillea for sharing this offer.
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http://www.viners.co.uk/
Official MoneySavingExpert insert: Viners has confirmed this offer will be on until Sun 23 Sept 2012 subject to availability, though stock is good. Delivery’s £3.95 or free on orders over £25. No max per customer. Thanks to Bougainvillea for sharing this offer.
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Plus 10.1% tcb too!
Lots more reduced on the website: http://www.viners.co.uk/cutlery.html?viewall
Plus some lovely children's bits too: http://www.viners.co.uk/childrens.html?viewall
Free delivery over £25.
Thanks OP - some Christmas presses sorted :T0 -
Thanks - been looking at these to bump up my supply as we now have a dishwasher
and it was Angel I wanted - 0 -
10% with quidco too0
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woohoo, just bought Rattail 44 piece at half price, for my daughter who got engaged yesterday, oh and added 4 of each angel pieces for myself, well Im worth it, lol thanks.0
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Hi, can sumne kindly help me with this.....is the desert spoon in the angel cutlery range is something like a table spoon with which you can eat rice etc? If not then why isnt a Table spoon offered in his range? Thanks in advance!!0
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A tablespoon is normally a large spoon used for serving, too big to use for eating. A dessert spoon is smaller, and usually used for eating dessert.Emeralds65 wrote: »Hi, can sumne kindly help me with this.....is the desert spoon in the angel cutlery range is something like a table spoon with which you can eat rice etc? If not then why isnt a Table spoon offered in his range? Thanks in advance!!Stompa0 -
Thanks very much, so this dessert spoon could be used a normal spoon for eating rice?0
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Probably, though I can't say I've ever eaten rice (other than rice pudding) with a spoon! You must have used a dessert spoon before surely?Emeralds65 wrote: »Thanks very much, so this dessert spoon could be used a normal spoon for eating rice?Stompa0 -
Emeralds65 wrote: »Thanks very much, so this dessert spoon could be used a normal spoon for eating rice?
i use dessert spoons (10ml) for eating rice....table spoons are too big and are 15ml...they are better used for measuring0 -
Emeralds65 wrote: »Thanks very much, so this dessert spoon could be used a normal spoon for eating rice?
Yes this is the spoon you eat rice with , unless you have a VERY hearty appetite but it would not be a good idea to shovel it in with a large tablespoon!
A soup spoon would be too round and that just leaves a teaspoon which would be too small
Not everyone knows about British cutlery etc but my family grew up eating curry & rice with a spoon and fork as it is much easier & more affective for the sauce and for scooping the rice up than with a knife & fork 0
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