Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

babs31

but gammon may work if its within 10% range?

*Scottish*Lass*

scottishchick27 wrote: »

One is 1.5kg and one is 1.6kg

Thought so, getting sleepy now so wasn't sure if it was def a 6 on the Asda one.

Tesco are pretty strict with their matchings, so not sure it'll work as they're different weights? Let us know though Moonie, the more things on that list the more pennies in our (well, not mine in this case lol) pockets

finleypop

Milo90 wrote: »

Has anyone bought
Cadbury Crunchie Blast 3 X 100ml
T £2.78
A £1.50
DTD £2.56

Cost 22p

I bought them today, will report back tommorow x

Picasso7

mgamble wrote: »

not sure if it will work as weights are different

Re the gammon. I thought they compared if the items were slightly different?

judebristol

x__Indigo_x wrote: »

:T thanks,. is there any point getting more than one starter pack?

If you can get the vouchers for £5 off , I would !!!:D, but only put 1 through each time you shop or do an extra shop with a couple of extra items, as sometimes the SA question the number of vouchers.

quintwins

went and spent 2 vouchers in 2 diferent shops no problems in either but i got confused so my first shop was £28 because i lifted coke and then relised when the £28 came up that the coke was for my 2nd shop, i still lifted coke in my 2nd shop so as not to go off list, i came home with 70 bags of crisps i got the 2 26 packs of walkers then they had skips half price and i love skips so i put them threw seperate but it wasn't til i was putting it away i thought wow thats alot of crisps i'm very happy tho that i had no issues and got loads of bits, hoping for a voucher back for £15 and £20 i still have a £5ish one from the very start of the month i'm gonna use for the bits for a fry up

debsjc

scottishchick27 wrote: »

Neither of us have an especially big appetite but there's no way one would feed the both of us. I usually got for about a £5 or £6 ones each.

I had a £6 one tonight, and it was a lot for one. It wouldn't really do 2 people though, unless you like loads of veg and not much meat.
If you could get a £8-9 one that should feed two.

bunbun2

bevvy wrote: »

Has anyone tried this yet
Garnier Ambre Solaire Kids Protection Stick SPF 50+ £9.18 £5.00

Might try this tommorrow

I bought one of the kids sticks yesterday and confirmed today. just realised looking at the ss that when I copied and pasted the info from my receipt it didn't say what spf it was. haven't got it to hand at the moment but will check tomorrow and amend ss. only had one in my tesco so could have been 50

Picasso7

judebristol wrote: »

I have a hotpoint dishwasher and it works in there on the top shelf, u just clip it on and then it just works itself, when it is totally cold you will notice the little ball go around to the next number. It is really good.

Indigo mentioned tablets? I don't know much about dishwashers, but the quantumatic thing which judebristol is describing should work in all dishwashers, I think. Someone pointed out they are ideal when the little door stops popping open!

I've not had a dishwasher for long but I thought they all took those little tablets? So Indigo would be safe to stock up? (Mind you, with the £2 voucher under the flap of the boxes of 56 lemon ones, you end up being paid quite a bit to take them away, so even if they weren't the right thing...)

Amys

judebristol wrote: »

I was just wondering if some of the items you purchase under dtd are cheaper in asda, does tescos take the difference off your dtd prices please eg if you purchased 4 tins of Princess Red salmon and you should have 4 x 4.96 back , if say you purchased something that was £2 dearer in Asda would they take back £2 from your dtd please?

They take the total difference between the shops, and if Asda was cheaper only then do they double the difference.