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Baileys (1L) for £10 - check the regularly updated deal & share your own spots
As they do every year, the MSE Deals team is keeping an eye out for £10 Baileys, online and in stores. Bottles can be as much as £20 most of the year, but in the lead-up to Christmas supermarkets and other shops drop the price for a limited time. Don't pay full price - just check the regularly updated deal write-up to find…
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Sneaky Greek yogurt change
Fage Total Greek strained yogurt was the real made in Greece deal. Other strained yogurts had to be called Greek-style yogurt. This week, I noticed that the Fage Total yogurt I would buy (the full fat one) had been renamed on some supermarket websites, as 'natural Greek recipe strained yogurt'. Ichecked out the product…
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Waitrose introducing charges for home deliveries
I've heard over the last few days that Waitrose are introducing delivery charges for home deliveries in selected (trial?) stores. Has anyone come across this in their stores?
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Share your Christmas yellow sticker bargains
I do enjoy touring the supermarkets at this time of year to pick up 🎄 food and drink reduced to silly prices. Here are a few of my successes from past Christmases - including brandy cream for 1p and mince pies for 4p - can anyone find deals to match or better these in 2021?
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Organic fruit and veg cheaper or in bulk :)
I grow a good bit of the veg I use on a yearly basis (still waiting on the fruit) but usually top up using local organic farm shops. Although this has been great for some time and I love supporting small, local businesses. I've noticed that the prices are continually getting higher and my purse strings getting tighter :/…
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Wunda
Is it any good, I wonder? Launched six months ago, this pea protein based plant milk is said to be good in everything. I only saw an advert for it last night and I'm tempted to try but would like MSE opinions too. Am particularly intrigued by its compatibility in hot tea / coffee. Help me assess whether it is worth…
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MSE News: Nectar cardholders can now convert points to Avios - here's how
Nectar cardholders can now exchange loyalty points for Avios points, and vice versa. It comes after a similar partnership between the frequent flyer points programme and Tesco's Clubcard scheme ended earlier this month. However, this is largely a worse deal for Avios collectors... Read the full story: 'Nectar cardholders…
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Who sells the best mince pies?
🥧 Supermarkets, bakeries, shops... which one sells the best mince pies, in your opinion? 🥧
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Return bags rip-off?
We have weekly deliveries from one of the big supermarkets. Every single week, we are charged for more bags than we are given. Today, 12 items came in 6 bags and we were charged for 24 bags. We tell the driver who knocks the bags off the bill, or we do it online afterwards. It's maybe £1 per week but I wonder if all the…
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"English Fayre Marmalade"
Almost at the end of a jar of the above but I cannot recall where I bought it. It's 'finest thick cut orange marmalade'. It's dark in colour, and delicious. Likely paid in the region of 50p or less ( that's my sort of spend for marmalade). I shop in all the supermarkets + Farmfoods, Home Bargains etc. Also, bought within…
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Christmas biscuits and chocolates
As I collected my turkey from my work, one of the managers asked me to go into the back for something. Normally on Christmas Eve, there’s hardly any cases of biscuits and chocolates. There were still loads left. Even at cheap prices. It either means 1. People aren’t buying as many presents 2. People are buying other things…
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'Chosen on' fresh produce date
I received some celeriac in a supermarket delivery. No 'best before' or 'use by' date but a 'chosen on' date (which was the day of delivery). I'm not sure what that even means in this context. Do they mean when it was picked off the shelves? I still don't have a use by date. Am I missing something really obvious? Cheers.
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Which are the best supermarket Christmas sandwiches?
And the worst? MSE JC isn't keen on the Jamie Oliver range of Christmas sandwiches. I'm intrigued by Sainsbury's star-shaped veggie sandwich, but does it taste as good as it looks? Let me know your thoughts. MSE Laura F
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Supermarket Question
Hi all Lately I been thinking about Supermarkets as A brand that does not waste food , Pays or is fair with its trade or ethical etc etc Does anyone take these into account before shopping with them ? If so who is your go to supermarket?
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Hello Fresh offer for Santander 123 customers
Just looked at the current Retail Offers on my Santander 123 account. If it helps anyone, there is currently £10 cashback on a £29.98+ Hello Fresh order. Seems like a good deal. Valid till 10th Jan.
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M&S 'posh cheesy beans on toast' - waste of money or worth a try?
The MSE Social team spotted that M&S is selling 'posh cheesy beans on toast' for £5.75 as part of its new party food range. Given you can buy a loaf of bread, tin of baked beans and block of cheese for less than £5.75, the Social team isn't convinced. When they posted about it on Facebook, many people agreed, while some…
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Iceland......free roasting tray when you buy McCain roast potatoes.
McCain triple cooked roasts 1.5 kg for £2.50 comes with free roasting tray while stocks last.
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Sainsbury’s opens its first checkout-free store joining Aldi, Amazon and Tesco
Sainsbury’s has today (30 November) opened its first checkout-free store where shoppers can pick up their groceries and leave without needing to scan items or pay at an in-store till. Read the full story: Sainsbury’s opens its first checkout-free store joining Aldi, Amazon and Tesco If you haven’t already, join the…
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Sainsbury's meal deal - new 'mince pie porridge' option
MSE James spotted that Sainsbury's is offering mince pie porridge as a meal deal 'main' option. Anyone tried it? Would you give it a whirl, in lieu of a sandwich?
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Tesco follows Aldi and Amazon to launch its first ever checkout-free supermarket store
Tesco has launched its first checkout-free store where shoppers can pick up their shopping and leave without needing to pay at a till. Tesco's 'GetGo' store opened in High Holborn in London today (19 October). It will be open seven days a week from 7am to 11pm. Read the full story here: Tesco follows Aldi and Amazon to…
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