Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 4

jonty03

softhedolbecks wrote: »

Apparently, Tesco introduced this offer because they wanted the whole of the UK to be able to hold exciting street parties at very little cost to the revelers. They needed a way to help us all eat drink and be merry as well as helping us to wash up afterwards in these dificult times. However they could not be seen to be Pro or Anti Royal or to discriminate against anti royalists. This is Tesco's way of saying "Congratulations will and Kate" and of helping us enjoy (or otherwise) the Royal Wedding Of the Milenium (so far). I say thank you Tesco. Every little helps (just like the Winni The Pooh Stages Toothbrush helps our tiny children maintain oral hygiene after these huge street parties.

At least that's what I was told in a Taxi by the CEO of Tesco.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

FelinePrincess

bettyboo333 wrote: »

That might be me!!!!!! sorry kids love them..... tend to use porthmadog, tend to rotate my shopping, went to Bangor today....sa so easy going I had to force her to sign my reciepts......

No probs, there was still plenty of meat ones left (ohs fave!) and I'm actually pretty stick of pizzas now - although it didn't stop me buying 8 boxes of chicago towns in bangor today!

They are pretty laid back (touch wood) in bangor, I've given up showing receipts now as it only seems to confuse them. Might bump into you in the freezer aisle in bangor or caernarfon sometime

mandysaccount

munchkinz wrote: »

carrots are going down to 60p and Hellmans mayo down to £1 tomorrow so no more DTD

How do you know?

kate48

mandysaccount wrote: »

How do you know?

They're on the Tesco website...

trolleydollymummy

Loving all the new features on the spreadsheet, thank you so much to all that work on it, it really is fab!!:j

simon31leeds

One of our many Yorkshire'isms I reckon I talk to friends who live only 50 miles away and they don't know what I'm on about when I mention ginnels, chelping, mardy, lite (pronounced as in elite meaning great) and other such words - like I'm from a different country!

skintlass wrote: »

"Chelp" - only heard that from people in Yorkshire :D

softhedolbecks

The marriage? I hope not

brindles01

shjo558 wrote: »

Remember Happy Eggs come from UNhappy chickens - http://www.fwi.co.uk/Articles/2010/10/11/123914/RSPCA-hits-back-at-Viva-Happy-Eggs-39expos23339.htm

I am SO glad you have picked this up

I keep my own chickens and I think it is disgusting that they are allowed to pretend that these eggs come from happy, contented chickens that ride around on the back of tractors all day long ..purleeeze!! :mad:

m00nie

for those that notice the offers starting should try and notice the offers ending also.. always good when new products go back up to full prices

hels123_2

LovingTescoToday wrote: »

Oops, sorry hels123, this thread moves way too fast for me to try and keep up.

Hope you have a nice break, at least Tesco chip in for your food and drink!

Haha I know its bonkers isnt it!!

I have packed some vouchers and am planning to hit Cleethorpes!!
Im just worried as i cant seem to log on to MSE on my phone! I will need some DTDs to collect! Ahhhhhh!