Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 4

CM66

SS update

From mysupermarket so unconfirmed:

Walkers Sensations

£1 Asda
£1.75 Tesco (but on 2 for £2 so only buy 1!)

DTD £1.50 net cost 25p

mollyjak

kurly~kale wrote: »

I, for one, am very very grateful for the spreadsheet, in whatever form, and can't believe that some people are moaning that it 'doesn't work for them'. Yes it was easier previously to download and make a shopping list from, but if it is used in the manner that it is meant to be - a guide, then it should work for everyone.
My sincere thanks go to the people that are so selflessly using their own time to update the spreadsheet- without them you would have to get off your !!!, trawl hundreds of posts to see what other people have found works for dtd, and then make your own spreadsheet/shopping list.

Same from me as well

I go through the list and write down what I want and then go to the nice Mr T:) just checking my list and a trip planned later

kazschow

dmtam wrote: »

well i put both out she has never had any health probs and is 6 now , id rather her eat that than bring mice into the house or dead things , she refuses cat food in any form dry, wet pouches , tins ive even tried mixing them and she walks away

Try to get your cat to eat at least some cat food. Cats need Taurine, there's none in dog food... she might be okay now, but not as she ages without it. Also if you feed only dry, get her to eaty one wet food meal a week, to avoid bladder stones

Mr_Moosey

cheer1eader wrote: »

no i'm not i'm a mother to 2 children with asd so time to sort out my shopping list is very short for me so this worked well
there is no need to get personal & insult people just because they ask why something has changed

Lets all take a deep breath and move on...this is a fun forum and not a place to trade insults. We are all in this together and there is strength in numbers...that is how we spot the latest DTD, update the spreadsheets and give tips and advice to one another...:D

Elenathion

ladyinneed wrote: »

I can't believe some of the posts on here.

I think the effort and work put in is fantastic. I check the spreadsheet before I go shopping, if something has a date next to it a couple of days old I check myself on the price comparison website.

Any new finds I get I post on here (admittidley there's only been one!)

If you're not grateful or helpful I don't think there is a place for you in the civilised world.:mad:

Thanks again to all those who post helpful comments and finds, and a huge, massive thanks to those who put all the info together for us.

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Just a quick bit of advice, you should always check everything on Asda's site before you go shopping. If something has changed overnight and noone has noticed then you could buy something that there is no longer any DTD on. This is what happened with the treasure eggs when Asda raised the price for one day only. Noone noticed and lots of people were caught out.

cheer1eader

Emmamumof2 wrote: »

Right back at ya - you are being rude about the SS when there are people trying to help everyone on here by updating it all day everyday - a bit of gratitude goes a long way

who have i insulted? i only asked why it was changed which i've now been told so there is no need for this

nat21luv

Tibbie's_mum wrote: »

I worked in a toothpaste factory, I wouldn't worry about the expiry date, be more worried about the actual product in the tube!!!! I expected better cleanliness from my staff in a microelectronics production facility.

Do tell....

tescobootsmad

MillicentBystander wrote: »

Are you an only child? You seem very lazy and ungrateful to me.

I agree that they seem ungrateful but the comment about being an only child is a bit presumptious and uncalled for, talk about stereotyping people, is everyone that's an only child lazy & ungrateful, comments like this dont help

Emmamumof2

cheer1eader wrote: »

who have i insulted? i only asked why it was changed which i've now been told so there is no need for this

The admins - most of which are on the thread now and updating the spreadsheet - and have been since about 7.30am this morning so when YOUR vouchers come in the Spreadsheet is right and you can find the deals you want - it takes up a lot of time you know.....

babyfox3461

These people complaining about people using vouchers and greed must have well paid jobs, where they dont have to worry about the money they spend each month. Personally in our house, both me and OH work for the NHS, they have freezed our pay for the next two years, not paying us for the extra public holiday this month and various other ways of cutting our money. I can't imagine these supermarkets will be freezing their prices for the next 2 years. Therefore I will be watching what I buy from where, and using my vouchers to stock up, whilst I can save some money.

Thank you to everyone on here for your advice and of course to all those who sort out the amazing ss! You really are appreciated!