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Old style Preparations for Christmas 2010!!

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  • zarazara
    zarazara Posts: 2,264 Forumite
    triticale wrote: »
    Can I ask how you got your turkey for free?

    Hi all, our local independant supermarket has offers
    last year it was spend over £X and get a free turkey, they are doing 10p off alitre of fuel at the moment, have to spend £60 though to get the voucher.
    actually last xmas we ended up with 2 turkeys,,turkey brest roll and beef, luckily we have a freezer, i didnt buy meat til easter :j
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  • Cheapskate
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    melvis wrote: »
    There's several preserve recipes in this month's Tesco magazine ... Spicy Tomato & Celery Relish, Beetroot, Orange & Chilli Chutney, Caramelised Onion Chutney, Apple, Pear & Plum jam and Piccalilli. If anyone would like them, let me know & I'll scan them at the weekend & post them here or email them xxx

    Missed this mag - I've only posted here once or twice, but would love the recipes, please! Will PM my email address if you're willing to pass them on - thanks in advance!


    Horrifically behind with ALL Christmas/winter prep, but only working a couple of hours tomorrow, so hopefully can crack on this weekend - loads of smashing ideas on here.

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  • melvis
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    Cheapskate wrote: »
    Missed this mag - I've only posted here once or twice, but would love the recipes, please! Will PM my email address if you're willing to pass them on - thanks in advance!


    Horrifically behind with ALL Christmas/winter prep, but only working a couple of hours tomorrow, so hopefully can crack on this weekend - loads of smashing ideas on here.

    A x

    No problem, I've scanned them onto laptop but just off to bed. If you send me your email, I'll forward them tomorrow :) xx
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  • Vaila
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    just wondering if anyone knew when would be a good time to bake cakes, fudge etc for xmas gifts, im thinking of making a gingerbread cake and a fruit cake, i know its a bit early, but trying to fit in the costs etc
  • melvis
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  • melvis
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    Jars are on special offer in Asda at the moment, my friend got 3 medium ones to put sweets in. £1 each or 3 for £2 she said. I assume small ones for jam will be even cheaper but I won't be in there for a few days to check xx
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  • aless02
    aless02 Posts: 5,119 Forumite
    melvis wrote: »
    Jars are on special offer in Asda at the moment, my friend got 3 medium ones to put sweets in. £1 each or 3 for £2 she said. I assume small ones for jam will be even cheaper but I won't be in there for a few days to check xx

    Oooo, if anyone finds these can they say more about the offer? I'd be interested, but it's a bit of a drive to ASDA so only worth it if the offer is good. :o Ta!
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  • ERICS_MUM
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    Melvis, thank you so much for the 3 recipes. They look scrummy and would be great with a ploughman's lunch. :beer:
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