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Half Price Cast Iron Casserole Dish
recovering_spendaholic
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The other day there was a thread where someone was asking about le Creuset and what to get etc. I was in Tesco yesterday and they had their own make cast iron stuff whcih was very reasonable at £35 for 24cm casserole. Then today I just went online to order one and found that they were half price (£17) in some colours - here is the link http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.203-9034.aspx
I had a look at the ones in store, which were still £35 and they look to be very good quality and almost the same as the Buckingham cast iron stuff, of which I have some pieces and they are great - just the same as le Creuset.
Just thought those of you (like me) who love cast iron casseroles but who can't afford le Creuset prices, might be interested.
P.S. the cast iron griddle (24cm square) is also half price at £10.
I had a look at the ones in store, which were still £35 and they look to be very good quality and almost the same as the Buckingham cast iron stuff, of which I have some pieces and they are great - just the same as le Creuset.
Just thought those of you (like me) who love cast iron casseroles but who can't afford le Creuset prices, might be interested.
P.S. the cast iron griddle (24cm square) is also half price at £10.
Jane
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great thanks
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Ooooh great find.:TDFW Nerd 267. DEBT FREE 11.06.08
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Thank you very much for this - I have been wanting a cast iron dish for ages and this was the prod I needed to actually buy one!0
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What do Tesco charge for delivery?0
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hardpressed wrote: »What do Tesco charge for delivery?
I would say this item probably cost a fiver, unless you want a 2 hour delivery slot.
http://direct.tesco.com/help/deliveryinformation.aspx0 -
If you have a tesco nearby where you can collect (I think it might only be 'extra' stores) then it's free delivery if you spend over £25 - simple answer is to make up the order and then return the one you don't want Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants - Michael Pollan
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From size 24 to 16 and now stuck...0 -
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Mine arrived yesterday, excellent buy. Thanks OP
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now out of stockMake £2 a day challenge - doing well so far.0
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