Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 4

MKS

cambermam wrote: »

Yes i know the legs are not actually 5kg+, but that's what 2 receipts have now said and both came back as n/a. Was one of them yours?
Your post reads like you are having a go at me, hopefully i've just read it wrong because i was just saying that T are messing up.

Yes, one was mine. Certainly was not intended to sound like I was having a go at you and apologise if it read that way. Just trying to make sense of how they've arrived at their figures.

dmtam

Hello Everyone - This is my first post - Just had to share this one!!

Bacardi 1 Litre - Mr T - £22.79
Mr A - £13.00 From today!!
DTD = £19.58
A LITRE OF BACARDI FOR ONLY £3.21!!!

MAKE SURE YOU ONLY BUY 1 THOUGH AS MR T HAS THEM AT 2 FOR £26!!

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK EVERYONE!!

PS. SMIRNOFF VODKA 1 LITRE WORKS OUT AT A NET COST OF £5.51 AFTER DTD FOLLOWING THE ABOVE PRINCIPLE (ONLY BUY 1 BOTTLE TOTAL PER TRANSACTION)
ME THINKS MR A IS HITTING MR T VERY HARD WITH A BIG STICK!!


a big thanks i have a bottle of each already but was wondering what to get next with my vouchers , this is great as im stocking a drinks cuboard for xmas , i dont actually drink but got 3 bottles of wolf blass red, 1 litre vodka, 1litre bacardi and 1 bottle turner road

grandprix

davygee wrote: »

To tell you all the truth. I think Asda are slacking a bit. The small number of deals they have had are being quite quickly caught up by Tesco, and its actually looking like Tesco have a larger selection of better "Rollback type" deals than Asda has to be honest.

I thought Asda would start a big campaign over the weekend with loads and loads of cheap stuff, but its not happened and Tesco has managed to catch up with any deals Asda had.

So, Mr A listen up, its about time you started reducing some serious prices.

This'll be a flash in the pan for Tekso. Once they've "proved their point" and the promo is over, watch those prices drift again. If I ever condsider moving, the first question I'd ask the estate agent would be . . "is there an ASDA within 3 miles" ?:beer:

gingbeard

Can someone kindly verify what a 'treasure' Easter egg is for me? Perhaps a pic

sorryaboutmywife

I've just got the dreaded over limit email on my normal clubcard, defo not reached the limit. Have emailed CS so let's see.

I don't think it's IP addresses, but could it be cookies? Apologies if someone already mentioned this and discounted (sorry!) it.

iwant2savemoney

MAGNERS IRISH CIDER 4 X 330ML up in price, now £4.08 (pear is £4.57) in Asda.

AngelsMadv

Thought I'd keep mr T happy -

TOTAL £ 5.76 £ 13.00
4 x FAIRY WASH UP LIQD APPLE&LIME 740ML £ 1.88 * £ 5.00
4 x FAIRY WASH UP LIQUID POM&HON 740ML £ 1.88 * £ 5.00
1 x MILKYBAR MUG EGG 150G £ 2.00 * £ 3.00
1 x CADBURY DAIRY MILK CARAMEL EGG & MUG 195G £ 2.00 * N/A
1 x NESTLE AERO PEPPERMINT MUG AND EGG 154G £ 2.00 * N/A

Tesco was Cheaper
We're happy to confirm that your shopping was £ 7.24 cheaper at Tesco than at ASDA.



Then . . .

TOTAL £ 21.72 £ 11.25
1 x BETTY CROCKER PANCAKE SHAKER ORIGINAL 155G £ 1.49 £ 0.25
1 x CADBURY FAIR TRADE DAIRY MILK 400G £ 3.34 £ 2.00
2 x DORITOS COOL ORIGINAL 250G £ 3.50 * £ 2.00
1 x LUCOZADE SPORT TROPICAL 4X500ML £ 3.69 £ 2.00
1 x LUCOZADE ENERGY CHERRY 6 X 380ML £ 3.70 £ 2.00
1 x THORNTONS CLASSIC COLLCTN EGG 285G £ 6.00 £ 3.00
Messed up a bit - didn't need the extra Betty crocker!
This is one I've been waiting on since Friday. :rotfl:

mymerrywidow

Gingbeard wrote: »

Can someone kindly verify what a 'treasure' Easter egg is for me? Perhaps a pic

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=263380774

brindles01

Huggies Baby Wipes (green) NOW 3 for £1.00 at Tesco!!!!

tara747

grandprix wrote: »

I've had a big trolley loaded at MySuperMarket.Com for ages now and little miss T has always been far more expensive than Uncle A. All this little miss T price promise stuff is like they have a profits death wish, it a sort of mealy mouthed lame PR joke (since they had to cap it and introduce further T&Cs), is anyone taking bets on when they're going to dumb it down further or come up with some pseudo-scientific excuse as to why the few are spoiling it for their "core hard working family shoppers" so, on behalf of the latter, they are calling the whole thing off.

Ugh. I hate that phrase (beloved of one Gordon Brown). 'Hard-working families' implies 'f.eckless, lazy single people'.

*vomit*