Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 3

GeCon

Do you really use your vouchers to get another DTD shopping? Do they not look at you in a funny way?

CosmicGirl

ali_jamjar wrote: »

I am sorry if you are disturbed by what I have told you. And I can see that the end of DTD may well be upsetting news for you.
I shall take my leave. I've given you information which you may either digest or spit out. Your choice.
We wish you all well and feel complete in our confidence that you will visit our store again very shortly. For it is here that the real bargains are to be found.

I liked ASDA, but to be perfectly honest, you have put me right off going to ASDA ever again!!

emerald_starcat

tbw wrote: »

You've confused me now - why do you think it was the wrong one ? I thought the lamb was just a fresh leg in a plastic vacuum pack, not Finest (didn't know they did a Finest joint)!

Mine was delicious tonight - cooked long and slow in my dear MIL's old Roaster (about 100 years old!) with wine and onion and a rosemary & redcurrant glaze.

Your mother-in-law is very old. Do you know her exact age?

cusodave999

ali_jamjar wrote: »

I am sorry if you are disturbed by what I have told you. And I can see that the end of DTD may well be upsetting news for you.
I shall take my leave. I've given you information which you may either digest or spit out. Your choice.
We wish you all well and feel complete in our confidence that you will visit our store again very shortly. For it is here that the real bargains are to be found.

Whats your store number?

dtdsearcher

Not a freebie but decent DTD

L'oreal man expert pure & matte deep exfoliating gel wash (150ml) 5.50 3.67

skintlass

timinfife wrote: »

Well..... just to say in terms of red wine the La Chasse Cotes du Rhone (around £2.20 ish after dtd) seems to be a good bottle as the one in front of me is now almost empty! It's also won a couple of awards so may be worth trying if still on offer tomorrow!

Good to get a review - I'm not a big fan of french wine(seems to give me more of a hangover), can you confirm if it is a fruity wine - love my big fruity reds.

lalamb

tbw wrote: »

You've confused me now - why do you think it was the wrong one ? I thought the lamb was just a fresh leg in a plastic vacuum pack, not Finest (didn't know they did a Finest joint)!

Mine was delicious tonight - cooked long and slow in my dear MIL's old Roaster (about 100 years old!) with wine and onion and a rosemary & redcurrant glaze.

Sounds yummy!

I'm not sure on the red wine though I once cooked lamb shanks in red wine and it was way too overpowering, maybe I used too much. I have some redcurrant glaze I got from M&S when it was on offer, so I plan on putting that on mine, sticking it in a casserole early tomorrow morning and I will cook it for around 5-6 hours on a low heat. It should fall off the bone.

emerald_starcat

GeCon wrote: »

Do you really use your vouchers to get another DTD shopping? Do they not look at you in a funny way?

Just get different DTD items on the next shop, the SA won't know any different unless they are a closet DTD'r.

brindles01

timinfife wrote: »

Well..... just to say in terms of red wine the La Chasse Cotes du Rhone (around £2.20 ish after dtd) seems to be a good bottle as the one in front of me is now almost empty! It's also won a couple of awards so may be worth trying if still on offer tomorrow!

Is it good enough to slow braise some leg of lamb in??

I have a bottle

skintlass

GeCon wrote: »

Do you really use your vouchers to get another DTD shopping? Do they not look at you in a funny way?

Really seems to depend on the store - not in my local, they have been lovely.