Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 4

moonshine

terryrees wrote: »

Filippo Berio Extra Virgin Olive Oil (1L)£6.48£3.00£6.96-£0.48

This comes back as NA. At least it did for me and several other people on here yesterday.

The Filippo Berio olive oil that does work is the mild and light version only and the DTD is not as much on that.

lalamb

terryrees wrote: »

Here's a goodshopping list to kick off a new voucher generater (i.e. your first shop):

RECOVER, SHOCK, FEVER or RISE SHOWER GEL 250ML£2.37£1.00£2.74-£0.37
Filippo Berio Extra Virgin Olive Oil (1L)£6.48£3.00£6.96-£0.48
FINISH QUANTUMATIC STARTER KIT£10.15£5.00£10.30-£0.15
TOTAL£19.00
Less FINISH QUANTUMATIC STARTER KIT £5 voucher (http://www.hotukdeals.com/vouchers/5-off-quantomatic-finish/899602)

Leaves £14 to pay in cash and gets a £20 voucher to come back with no waste

The Olive oil is not the correct one. It's the mild one which works.....lots of people got caught with the Ex V Olive Oil yesterday.

Queenriderbrekke

I'm waiting on the result of the Bacardi to see if it's worth getting a bottle for my hubbys birthday, as I took a decision to keep to the £100 per calendar month and only have 2 more vouchers to go this month I don't want to waste them by making a mistake!

karlie88

moonshine wrote: »

This comes back as NA. At least it did for me and several other people on here yesterday.

does the mild and light one work?

scotsgirl_3

terryrees wrote: »

Here's a goodshopping list to kick off a new voucher generater (i.e. your first shop):

RECOVER, SHOCK, FEVER or RISE SHOWER GEL 250ML£2.37£1.00£2.74-£0.37
Filippo Berio Extra Virgin Olive Oil (1L)£6.48£3.00£6.96-£0.48
FINISH QUANTUMATIC STARTER KIT£10.15£5.00£10.30-£0.15
TOTAL£19.00
Less FINISH QUANTUMATIC STARTER KIT £5 voucher (http://www.hotukdeals.com/vouchers/5-off-quantomatic-finish/899602)

Leaves £14 to pay in cash and gets a £20 voucher to come back with no waste

The extra virgin olive oil doesn't work I'm afraid

scotsgirl_3

karlie88 wrote: »

does the mild and light one work?

Yes it does

karlie88

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Jodie+Matt

My mum has a spare freezer in her garage, she used to have it crammed full of stuff, that never got used, until she defrosted it every now and then and most of it got thrown out. We have just 'borrowed' a freezer from the inlaws, its a decent size, it is only half full so far (stuff from tesco only lol), but I plan to fill it, then once full, will use it all, then most likely give it back. I don't want to have a massive freezer FULL all the time, it's a waste really. Unless its almost xmas, then would probably stock up on party type food when its reduced and freeze it, then use it all again.

chall1964

bargainhuntergill wrote: »

Does anyone feel my pain, I go to get a cornetto enigma last night and my freezer in the garage HAS BROKE!!!:eek::eek::eek::eek: all my food has defrosted.....cant even use it as dont know when it happened...gutted

cheap freezers anywhere guys?

that's sooooo not fair

nat21luv

I know they probably will, at least its on here if only for a minute!