Tesco/Asda Pricechecker finds here (Thread 2)

scotsgirl_3

boo_2112 wrote: »

that one is a no no I think........

I can confirm the conditioner

cocoloco

tazmac25 wrote: »

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

hth

I just checked my receit from tonight- the Cadbury's Crunchie biscuits also 1.00 instead of the 1.62- very sneeky MrT! :cool:

smila_2

I think the tesco staff in my tesco is hiding all the DTD things. No jammie dodgers at all!

peaceandfreedom

isey235 wrote: »

Good on you. Is that right that if they don't take/sign your receipt people can print off another voucher and use again ? That sounds ridiculous ? Surely Tesco must know if a voucher has been used more than
once ?

It's strange - I thought that would be the case as well. In Tesco Weston-super-Mare today, the cashier was very puzzled by my voucher and had never seen one before. She called over the supervisor who was fine about it but also insisted on signing the receipt (she gave the receipt back). I asked why and she said it was to stop you using it again. I said 'But you have to enter all the codes from the bottom of the receipt so surely the computer system would know if it had been entered before'.

She didn't really know - in fact she asked me to explain how I had obtained the voucher. She was perfectly nice about it - she said it was a great deal etc. She failed to notice that the entire shop this time was DTD stuff.

Seems to me that very few Tesco staff know anything much about how this promotion works.

tara747

Emmamumof2 wrote: »

Hah! A shopper actually stopped me today when I was putting the 940g Vanish in my basket at £8 odd and said do you know you can get this massive pack for £6 - half price - I said - oh yes but Ive got a voucher to get this small one free - she looked at me gone out - I didn't take the time to explain!!!!!!

I do this to people all the time in Tesco, Boots etc lol!!! :rotfl:

tboo wrote: »

Hubby has seen the light and gone to Ts and purchased my mothers day pressie

Saw the receipt and its Olay Anti Wrinkle Aqua Physics Serum, he said he hopes to get DTD on it.
Git:)

AT LAST, someone's OH understands DTD!!!!! You lucky woman. :T:T:T:T:T

dtdsearcher

Has anyone found any good DTD deals on other fresh meats other than Lamb?

The lamb is lovely, you just don't get enough of it.

karlie88

:rotfl:that is not detailed enough! i've added to your post (slightly!)

Buyer wrote: »

so this morning I woke...

Had a shower with my Lynx shower gel...
washed my hair using Pantene shampoo...
had a shave using my proglide razor...
brushed my teeth with my colgate toothbrush

went down and tucked into my cheerios with goats milk
made a sandwich for work using the Hovis bread, some lurpark spreadable, dairylea, philidelphia and seriously strong cheddar (triple cheese sandwich)
packed a pack of quavers and a can of diet coke. also cut up some canteloupe melon - gotta be healthy.

off too work - charged myself up with some duracell batteries; couldn't go to work otherwise.

got back made my lamb (using my new roasting pan) and used my spices wedges...and rucked into some wine!!!

slapped on some olay night cream!

thankyou Tesco I love you!

sorry, i had to add the olay at the end. :rotfl:

czerniacha

cambermam wrote: »

Just wondering if this might work, not a huge saving but good if you wanted to buy it anyway.

Pork Shoulder Joint, half price @ Tesco = £2.49/kg http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=259541778

Asda pork shoulder on rollback = £2/kg = http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/products/products.jsp?skuId=6391529&departmentid=1214921923769&aisleid=1214921924657&startValue=


So for a 3.2kg joint £7.97 T / £6.40 A = DTD of £3.14 making the joint cost £4.83.

Wondering if they'd be likely compared.

I had it compared when tried to do a mixed shop last week with bigger voucher and it was half price at T and double that in A :mad:

Anyway they DID compare...

mamamoi

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

which wines are DTD at the moment? and are any of them 'weddingy' lol. i dont drink wine so have no clue, but i'm planning my wedding and were doing the food and booze so cheap wine would help with the budget alot

I would second the suggestion for the Mateus Rose.... at £2 a bottle its not bad (polished off a bottle last night!). It's nice to have a bit of fizz for the toasts or even the welcome drink and it doesn't have to be proper champagne. Just keep a look out for price changes as others have suggested they may change tonight

DaffyD

Jodie+Matt wrote: »

which wines are DTD at the moment? and are any of them 'weddingy' lol. i dont drink wine so have no clue, but i'm planning my wedding and were doing the food and booze so cheap wine would help with the budget alot

Jacobs Creek Sparkling Chardonnay Pinot Noir 75cl

T 9.49 A 6.50 DTD 5.98 cost 3.51


confirmed last night...... Best bubbly around is Etienne Dumont
@ Sainsbury was £10 at xmas normally £29.99 think it is half price at the mo.
It was voted #1 last year by the experts.......got 2 cases stashed for future celebration (It is v.v.good)

***** wont let me paste link so go to daily mail site & type in etienne dumont in search box *****

Best wishes on the big day