Updated Printable Money off Coupons & Policies Thread 5 (and chat)

BLUEWKD

pinkprincedss1980 wrote: »

Mad I'm looking forward to the chicken stew tonight :j:j:j and I'll bring some wine for the none beer drinkers lol!!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I'll bring the finish for the washing up afterwards:D:rotfl::beer:

pinkprincedss1980

:rotfl::rotfl:

BLUEWKD wrote: »

I'll bring the finish for the washing up afterwards:D:rotfl::beer:

Think we could all chip in with the finish for the washing up afterwards pmsl :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

madmuppet5

You should all now remove your strawberries out of the fridge to get them up to room temperature. This will enable them to enfuse the ice-cream with natural sugars.

sher60

aallank wrote: »

Ok, i e-mailed Tesco asking what the policy was in my local store and this is the responce i got:

Thank you for your email.

I have detailed below some information on the acceptance of coupons in our
stores which I hope will help you.

All Tesco specific coupons display the Tesco logo. We'll only accept these at
the till if you buy the product shown on the coupon at the time.

We're happy to accept a non-Tesco product coupon even if you don't buy the item.
But, the coupon must be in date and Tesco must sell the product. If you present
more than one identical coupon you need to purchase the same number of products.
This also includes coupons printed from the Internet, but these will only be
accepted at the discretion of the Store Manager.

I hope this has helped to explain things for you.

Thank you for taking the time to contact us.

So does this mean i can hand over as many as i like, or should i still write to the store manager??

My daughter got the same letter, which helped as we took it to our Tesco Extra that
we had a couple problems with. They can still be a bit funny though but that is because too many people have been using loads of coupons to buy a few bottles of expensive booze and non-food items (DVD players, DVD's/CD's). We have gotten to know who is a good SA and who to avoid.

jennyo

veggiecar wrote: »

£31.13 "spend" today and 31 points

I only got single points too

gill377

madmuppet5 wrote: »

You should all now remove your strawberries out of the fridge to get them up to room temperature. This will enable them to enfuse the ice-cream with natural sugars.

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wow, I def coming for tea, can I have a little sugar on me strwberries please.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

madmuppet5

As chicken is naturally a dry meat. Make sure that your stock is not boiling but simmering gently. It's a good time now to add any herbs you may have.

kathie1101

madmuppet5 wrote: »

As chicken is naturally a dry meat. Make sure that your stock is not boiling but simmering gently. It's a good time now to add any herbs you may have.

Ermmm I'm fine with the strawberries and cream, and the beer and wine but sorry can't eat the chicken as I'm veggie - so what you prepared for us veggies:D

BLUEWKD

madmuppet5 wrote: »

As chicken is naturally a dry meat. Make sure that your stock is not boiling but simmering gently. It's a good time now to add any herbs you may have.

Haven't got any herbs, gonna have to do a shopping list for tomorrows meal me thinks:rolleyes:

The airwick half price reed difuser coupon via e mail prints out at £3 and will print 2, (exp 06/06) not sure if it will print again on different computer or printer, maybe VC or somebody can help please (have thanked honey:D);) Hate it the way airwick still print rather than saying you have exceeded it and prints rubbish:mad: (unable to get a preview first). Anyway, should be enough to get ingredients for tomorrows mad meal:T:rotfl:

madmuppet5

Ahhh Mad only does meat. Veggiecar is preparing the vegetarians meal tomorrow eve