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Thorntons Easter Sale

Thorntons easter sale kicks off today with their Continental egg half price. From £9.99 to £4.99.

The sale has a different item every day but I am not sure what they will be. Does any else have any ideas?

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  • jub1
    jub1 Posts: 112 Forumite
    ooh i hope they have some plain choclate ones as the tesco DTD was ok on a milk one which we ate sunday ooops! But i find their standard milk choclate far too sweet :p, anyone who hears can they post here please!!!!! :T :T
  • finky_2
    finky_2 Posts: 371 Forumite
    It looks like they show you online what egg it is each day, so here is the link

    THORNTONS EASTER EGGS

    :j
    Don't take anyone for granted
    :A x x x :A
    Please hit the thanks button if you like this thread
  • sorry to ask an obvious question but what does "DTD" mean? I've seen it in different threads but have no idea what it means:o
  • jimbo8888
    jimbo8888 Posts: 14 Forumite
    Many thanks for that
  • room512
    room512 Posts: 1,418 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    sorry to ask an obvious question but what does "DTD" mean? I've seen it in different threads but have no idea what it means:o

    Double the discount
  • Scottishbabe
    Scottishbabe Posts: 43 Forumite
    edited 11 April 2011 at 3:11PM
    sorry to ask an obvious question but what does "DTD" mean? I've seen it in different threads but have no idea what it means:o


    It means double the difference. i.e. if you are charged £6 for something which should have been £4 you will get back £4 and your item will have only cost you £2. Hope this makes sense.

    Sorry, didn't realise someone else had answered oops!
  • room512 wrote: »
    Double the discount
    It means double the difference. i.e. if you are charged £6 for something which should have been £4 you will get back £4 and your item will have only cost you £2. Hope this makes sense.

    Sorry, didn't realise someone else had answered oops!

    Thank you :T
  • Todays offer is here ; https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3167804 plus some code links

    HTH! :D
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