Poundland Bargain Thread -

mimidaler

today i got a (really heavy amazing quality) granite chopping board, as far as i know there are usually very expensive. i might nip back and buy a couple more to use as a cheeseboard as a present for someone.

Also an anthony waroll(sp) thompson skimmer it had 3.99 on it but obv i only paid poundland price!!!

shammyjack

How big and thick are the chopping boards ? Are the big enough to make baking or pizza stones ?


shammy

mimidaler

theyre thick, about 2cm maybe but not big enough for pizza, theyre about 30cms long

shammyjack

Thanks for reply, OK for baguettes or maybe a small 5 minute a day Bule .

Cher-Ching

not too exciting but still a bargain! got a couple of the pots of extra chewing gums (60 pieces) in Basildon store. I saw the exact same item in Asda on the same day going for £2.20 something.

peacellily

I had a large cookie \ pastry cutter set for £1 couldnt believe it same set in ikea £7 beautful quality candles & scented oil also.

peacellily

I had a large cookie \ pastry cutter set for £1 couldnt believe it same set in ikea £7 beautful quality candles & scented oil also.

fiscalfreckles

McKneff wrote: »

Poundland and home bargains sell green Fresh Bags, 20 for £1.
They pay for themselves before youve even used a couple. Put your veg in and the veg stays fresh for over a week. Honestly they are truly amazing. Ideal for a single person or a small family who only used a small amount of veg per meal.
My OH got 3 times the sprouts we needed for Christmas, I put them in one of these bags and they were just like new when i took them out for our New Years Day Dinner, I believe there is also meat and bread bags. Who ever invented them deserves a medal.

These are great, I have some & use them for all my veg. Carrots last for ever!

calleyw

Violetta wrote: »

Today I picked up a bottle of Lemsip Max all in one liquid this is currently £5.98 on Boot's website:eek: the use by date is July so should get us through the cold/flu season.

I bought some and it had the cup on and it was so vile after one sip I chucked the rest down the sink and had a chocolate to take the taste away.

Yours

Calley

monkeypuzzle32

McKneff wrote: »

Poundland and home bargains sell green Fresh Bags, 20 for £1.
They pay for themselves before youve even used a couple. Put your veg in and the veg stays fresh for over a week. Honestly they are truly amazing. Ideal for a single person or a small family who only used a small amount of veg per meal.
My OH got 3 times the sprouts we needed for Christmas, I put them in one of these bags and they were just like new when i took them out for our New Years Day Dinner, I believe there is also meat and bread bags. Who ever invented them deserves a medal.

I must look out for some of these!