free kitchen goodies with cravendale milk

nad_

so are ppl feedup of the codes?

lindos90

nad_ wrote: »

so are ppl feedup of the codes?

I guess people would stop collecting if they were fed up, and you can never have too many tea towels!;)

Charliezoo

I've received 3 bowls so far and I hope I don't sound ungrateful but I was quite disappointed with the quality, all 3 have something wrong with them. One is particularly bad as the glaze is uneaven and dimpled and it doesn't feel smooth. It also appears to have a big chip in the base that has been badly mended!

Its a shame really as they're a really nice design. I'm still pleased with them as they were free (although I've spent a small fortune on milk!) but I do find that freebies you have to contribute money to tend to be of better quality. The recent Rachel's yogurts/Emma Bridgewater promotion involved collecting less tokens but you had to pay £5 for each bowl and these were beautiful quality.

Equinox

Really? I thought I got a one-off. My mug came badly glazed in that there is a little crevice where it is hard to clean and would undoubtedly get a build up of something (and I'm not talking about the biscuit warmer part before anyone asks lol!). It's a nice mug, but it's just that little bit which would make cleaning a bit more difficult.

BLUEWKD

babyj3 wrote: »

could you please tell me are they OK, decent quality or isn't it worth bothering - thanks

The tea towels are really lovely quality, drwho gave me a pair for my early christmas present after I saw them and liked them :j:j

nad_

i have to wait for the mug

babyj3

BLUEWKD wrote: »

The tea towels are really lovely quality, drwho gave me a pair for my early christmas present after I saw them and liked them :j:j

very kind of you to answer:Aonly need 4 more codes so will start buying cravendale again now I know they are worth having:D

Sam1903

alexmole wrote: »

i have had a pretty rough day, never seen this before and it has cheered me up no end.

the amount of time and effort people are going to get vouchers, even bin raiding. But I think even that is topped by people moaning that they cant get any freebies cus they dont buy milk!

Anyway there is a guarenteed way of getting almost unlimited unique codes, it seems about 30% of forum members have figured it out too!

would love to know how you get the codes, dont drink milk due to lactose intolerance but hate missing out on a freebie
Thanks Sam

basak19

Sam1903 wrote: »

would love to know how you get the codes, dont drink milk due to lactose intolerance but hate missing out on a freebie
Thanks Sam

i would like to know as well i only need 2 more codes

Charliezoo

Can't believe it, just tried to help set up an account for my neighbour to start collecting and they've stopped giving 3 points when you refer 3 friends!

She put in 3 names and email addresses but all she got was one point! It still says you can get up to 3 points for referring but I'm wondering whether they're catching on to people collecting 8 points too quickly and that's why they keep running out of stuff.

Only managed to get 4 codes for her. I'm sure I was able to get about 7 for myself! Better than none at all I suppose.

Very annoying, especially as I have been spouting off about how good an offer it is:o