Tesco/Asda Pricechecker finds here (Thread 2)

asset2004

Just back froma shop, took DM with me who I think yet again has upset my calculations. :mad: This time she used her clubcard, despite the original receipt not having one, I also used the clubcard as they are linked so does mean I can't input the receipt tonight?
TIA

dtdsearcher

mazuk0611 wrote: »

Could anyone possibly confirm if its ALL of the Herbal Essences Shampoo/Conditioners in Asda at £1.50 that are working on the DTD? Or is it only certain kinds? Have seen them mentionned so often on this thread and have lost track......thanks in advance

Can confirm the hydration one (blue bottle) works on shampoo and conditioner.

cambermam

Does anyone actually know for sure if using your clubcard on lots of these transactions has any comeback? Or are we just playing safe?

Stranger_Than_Fiction

ferrety wrote: »

just found another new one to try tomorrow

Rubicon 1lt cartons 2 for £2 in asda - £1.48 each in t, so buy 2 and get £1.96 back costing £1.04 for 2 cartons.
I like this so will be treating myself and hoping the dtd pays up.

PS only buy 2 any more and the 3 for £3 would come in and the dtd will be effected

hth

Sorry if this has already been said but wouldn't it be better to buy the 3 for £3 as otherwise it would actually be more expensive doing it this way? (Unless you really don't want 3 cartons, I suppose)

lizzielondon

gastronomix wrote: »

michter wrote: »

lizzielondon wrote: »

has anyone considered/confirmed this?

TESCO: Nobilo Sauvignon Blanc £8.79

ASDA: Nobilo Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc £5.48

DTD of £6.62 so cost of 2.17

It is the same wine but asda has an extra word- what do you guys think?
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Think Mr T will have a "word" for you


Seems a good one to me and My Supermarket... Direct comparison.
Marlborough is the wine region, the description is simply fuller. Beware of ranges like La Chasse which have very similar labels but different grape blends.

:rotfl:that was me the other day! tesco approved the comparison of it though- they were completely different wines :rotfl:

ferrety

Stranger_Than_Fiction wrote: »

Sorry if this has already been said but wouldn't it be better to buy the 3 for £3 as otherwise it would actually be more expensive doing it this way? (Unless you really don't want 3 cartons, I suppose)

I might be a little tired but thought this way its only 52p per carton instead of £1 a carton, do correct me if my maths is wrong though

greent

OMG!!! I think I've just made a mistake..... bought my first lot of Elevenses choc chip bars.... nom nom nom nom!!!! I could eat the rest of the pack now!!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Things weren't in my local T when I went in gone 9pm, so I ended up buying:

Muller little stars from frais 6pk + 100% extra free x3 4.35/ 3.00/ 2.70
Kelloggs elevenses choc chip x2 4.54/ 2.00/ 5.08
Gold blend refill 150gm x3 9.00/ 6.00/ 6.00
Napolina chopped toms x2 1.98/ 1.10/ 1.76
Kelloggs c/flakes 750gm 2.47/ 2.00/ 0.94
Fruit Shoot My5 x2 3.46/ 2.00/ 2.92

Spend 25.80 (used DTD voucher 15.16) expected DTD £19.40

missed out on max £20 as was making it up on the hoof due to non-stocked items Still good though

tazmac25

Cadburys turkish delight biscuits now at £1 in T but the sel says 1.62

hth

wik

hi... have had a very busy week so not been able to catch up on the thread much

today at lunchbreak at work i had a quick catch up, made a list of things we buy weekly and went this evening after work...

got home and went to do the price check thing... and as i entered my reciept it said you cant use date. I then noticed that my receipt from this evening has date of 31.03.11 !!!!!

HMMMM

how do i enter this reciept!!

many thanks

wik

Stranger_Than_Fiction

ferrety wrote: »

I might be a little tired but thought this way its only 52p per carton instead of £1 a carton, do correct me if my maths is wrong though

Ha, I wouldn't be at all surprised if I've got it wrong as maths isn't my strong point (and it is quite late to be doing this) but I am thinking:

£1.48 x 2 = £2.96 at Tesco, £2 at Asda, DTD = £0.96 x 2 = £1.92 meaning you have spent £1.02 per carton whereas if you bought 3 for £3 you would only have spent £1 per carton.

On the other hand it is quite late enough for me to be doing maths homework so I am quite prepared to believe your calculation, too!

Off to bed for me, I think!