Tesco misprices and discussion thread 11

HappyChappy84

Mahri wrote: »

As I read it, it was a plastic carton, not the bags. I've been buying the bags for eco reasons, and read a tip on here the other day to hold them each way round a squeeze (thank you whoever you are) which worked. Saying that, I opened a new one this morning and it went wrong (This could just be me, I am slightly inept ) And now have milk all over my counter ever time I make a coffee

Slightly off topic but the on the milk bags it says they are recyclable. Where should they put, in the plastics recycling bin or in the plastic bags recycling container Tesco have in their stores?

HappyChappy84

nikkilala wrote: »

What a good idea, buy them now while on special and freeze:T

Slightly off topic again but the fresh n low milk can be bought for 80 odd pence for 4 pints. The fresh n low milk bags are 50p for 2 pints on promo from 80 odd pence. You would think with the bags having 75% less packaging the bags would be cheaper than the bottles.

HappyChappy84

imposter wrote: »

Exactly that :j

Brilliant!

ampersand

Blasts from the past:
Dell Inspiron computers
All those x-boxes[which condemned R&R to extinction.]
Beef In Gravy Hall of Fame.
Johnson's baby powder.
H&B leaflets-avec glitches.
Wine deals last year[more than once]
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Banning orders:eek:-
Taxiphil, Leadhead, Duder, Flo Flo, so many more - fine leaders all.

almond

beef in gravy even the dogs got sick of them, h&b vouchers dd & me driving round car park picking them up oh happy days

ampersand

almond wrote: »

beef in gravy even the dogs got sick of them, h&b vouchers dd & me driving round car park picking them up oh happy days

:rotfl::T:rotfl::j:rotfl::beer::rotfl:

But we Womble on for ever! - Olympics this time next year.
I've upped my training....and it's nearly time for End-of-Term Jollies. AGM Annual Outings of years past have opted for[STRIKE]Mystery[/STRIKE] MysterTy Coach Tours. Refreshments:DDTD bogof misprices/freebies.

Going for Gold, moi :-)

aaarrrggghhh

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Slightly off topic but the on the milk bags it says they are recyclable. Where should they put, in the plastics recycling bin or in the plastic bags recycling container Tesco have in their stores?

I've been chucking mine in my own recycling bin... Didn't think that it might be a problem!

I am converted to these JugIts though, providing the price of the milk stays low.

HappyChappy84

ampersand wrote: »

Blasts from the past:
Dell Inspiron computers
All those x-boxes[which condemned R&R to extinction.]
Beef In Gravy Hall of Fame.
Johnson's baby powder.
H&B leaflets-avec glitches.
Wine deals last year[more than once]
#########
Banning orders:eek:-
Taxiphil, Leadhead, Duder, Flo Flo, so many more - fine leaders all.

Could you explain the glitches on the Dell, Beef in Gravy, Johnson's BP and H&B leaflets?

Thanks.

HappyChappy84

adammccance wrote: »

I've been chucking mine in my own recycling bin... Didn't think that it might be a problem!

I am converted to these JugIts though, providing the price of the milk stays low.

Converted too but if the milk goes up to 80 odd pence after the 50p promo ends then it works out expensive as you can get 4 pints of the same milk in a bottle for the same price.

I find that they take up more room in the fridge too what with the handle on the jug.

aaarrrggghhh

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Converted too but if the milk goes up to 80 odd pence after the 50p promo ends then it works out expensive as you can get 4 pints of the same milk in a bottle for the same price.

I find that they take up more room in the fridge too what with the handle on the jug.

I agree. If I can't get it for 50p anywhere, I'll go back to normal bottles until the price drops again. Disappointing the JugIt can't be used for juice in the meantime - it'll have to go in storage.