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Bargain GIANT mince pie was £8 now £1
The Brockleby's Giant Sleigher pie is the biggest mince pie you've ever seen. The come frozen so you can eat any time. Brilliant January offer here: Giant Sleigher | Brockleby's
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Co-op fake 'Unusual Activity' competition email
Anyone else annoyed at the Coop competition email with the header 'we’ve detected unusual activity on your membership' So irresponsible especially less than a year after they allowed themselves to be hacked and all our information compromised. Obviously, after opening their email, I realised that it was only an email to…
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Wholemeal flour
I bought some Bacheldre wholemeal flour at Waitrose and the package says that the fibre content is only 3%. That seems extremely low for wholemeal. Normally it is about 10%. This is stoneground flour from a small water mill in Wales, so it’s possible that the package is not accurate. I don’t really want to raise the issue…
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Seville Oranges 2026
If anyone spots seville oranges in one of the major supermarkets, (not Waitrose, as we don't have one anywhere close, sadly) can you give me a heads up? Thank you!
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Cheap Christmas Veg 2025
That time of the year again folks! Aldi: 18th - 24th, White potatoes 2kg Brussels Sprouts 500g Carrots 1kg Parsnips 500g Swede Red/White Cabbage all 8p. Sainsburys: 18th - 24th (with nectar card), Carrots 1kg Brussels Sprouts 500g Parsnips 500g Swede Red/White Cabbage all 15p. Lidl in UK Supermarkets between 18.12.25 and…
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Asda hiking the price
Been buying Banks Bitter for years and up until recently it was £1.12 in Asda, they've now nearly doubled it to £2 (Tesco is £1 and Morrisons 99p), this is a massive mark up and it's not only on beer. It's been all over the news that they've got thousands of products cheaper but what they don't say is that a lot of other…
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Geek's Guide to the Morrisons MORE Scheme
It's a perpetual point of discussion as to which loyalty scheme is the best, because everybody has different requirements. The Morrisons MORE scheme is quite generous as it gives you points on every item you buy, as opposed to every £. For the mathematically inclined... When you have accumulated 5000 MORE points, this…
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Single use coffee bags
A relative uses these and currently has the Taylor’s ones. They seem awful for the environment as the packing cannot be recycled and the bags themselves seem to be made of plastic. Does anyone know of more eco friendly ones please ? Needs to be single use bags for ease as they are elderly with limited capacity
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Freebie hack with the Lidl Plus app
Just to recap...If you have the Lidl Plus app installed, you get individual coupons; preferential prices on some items; as well as rewards for monthly spend. Regarding the monthly spend, it's divided into tiers and the 1st tier is £10, which gets you a free sweet treat from the in-store bakery. So, having spent £10 in the…
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19p veggies at Morrisons
Not a bad New Year offer from Morrisons, they're selling the following at 19p as at 08 January... - Celery - Iceberg Lettuce - 750g Potatoes - Pointed peppers I visited 2 of their stores this week, but neither had any stock of the peppers though
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Sainsbury's Delivery Pass and Gift Card - changes to terms & conditions
I have a Sainsbury's delivery pass and usually pay for most of my order using one of their reloadable gift cards. I have been doing this for years.Last week when I placed my weekly order for delivery it had on it a £4.50 delivery cost added, despite me having a delivery pass. A phone call to their help line resulted in me…
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MoneySaver's 'unbelievable' £675 refund from Complete Savings – how to check if you can claim too
MoneySaver Ray secured a £675 refund from Complete Savings after reading our warning about the 'cashback with a catch' site's misleading 'click to claim' ads. And Ray's not the only one, as we've been swamped with similar successes. Read the full story: MoneySaver's 'unbelievable' £675 refund from Complete Savings – how to…
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Boots - no points added if you redeem a recycling coupon?
It isn't mentioned in the T&Cs but looks like boots doesn't give you points if you redeem a recycling coupon. Checked online and at least a couple of my products qualify for the usual 3 points per £1. All 3 earns below are separate transactions on different days. Spent at least £10 on the ones where i earned 500. I don't…
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M&S Chicken Leg Portions
M&S Chicken Leg Portions are very good value this week, can only presume there may be a surplus after all the chicken crowns sold over the Christmas period. Had some for evening meal and made a pot of soup and very tasty they where.
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Special Flakes
What is going on with the recipe of own-brand Special Flakes? The flakes are so hard and difficult to chew, they could break a tooth :# Lidl (Crownfield), Tesco and Morrisons have changed their recipes and the flakes are now really hard. It's possible the same manufacturer produces them for different supermarkets?
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Alcoholic drink .
This is just for Scotland . Due to the SNP government trying to stop even moderate drinkers by taxing a 1 litre bottle of spirits almost 7 pounds more than the rest of the UK you can avoid this by buying from Amazon . Just bought 8 bottles for the holiday season saving myself 50 pounds .
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Discount Dragon Issues/Problems
I recently discovered Discount Dragon and after placing my first order was very impressed with their choice, prices and quick dispatch, etc. However, following the receipt of my second order, I seem to have run into issues: I had an item missing and repeated attempts to contact Customer Services seem to have hit a brick…
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MSE News: Morrisons shopper? Check if you've got a share of £30 million in unused loyalty points
If you use Morrisons' loyalty scheme, check if you're due a share of almost £30 million in unclaimed loyalty points. You can use the points you've accumulated to claim 'fivers' – vouchers that expire within 12 months if they're not redeemed. With Christmas fast approaching, now's a good time to check if you've got any...…
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Lunch at work
Is it cheaper to make your own or do a supermarket meal deal? I am happy with cheese sandwich basic type things and maybe a coffee or can o drink Let me know what you do for work lunches?
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Protein drinks
I thought that being old, almost vegetarian and not fond of nuts might mean I was short of protein and was tempted by an end of line offer on a 'protein hot chocolate' powder until I looked a bit closer. I've seen the same thing at up to £20, so £2 a serving to give 20g of protein, but found that two mugs of bog standard…
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