Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

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Will such recalled transactions work for a price check? Have input it just now so will find out tomorrow I guess . Anyone had this before?
The receipt says recalled transaction and lists the original till and transaction number at the top of the receipt and is obviously different to the numbers at bottom.

Worked for me no probs!

Issyc

Why does anyone buy Johnson's powder for their babies? I read that any type of talcum powder is carcinogenic. Correct me if I am wrong.

matt_james27

Thanks for the quick reply

Spent the whole voucher on magnums and cornettos

FloFlo

wendy05 wrote: »

unless everyone is buying only dtd with 100% and nothing else - tesco come out of it quite well ..

I am paying less than a £1 each shop and only buying DTD stuff, if I want not DTD stuff I buy a toothbrush

Londinium33

Issyc wrote: »

Why does anyone buy Johnson's powder for their babies? I read that any type of talcum powder is carcinogenic. Correct me if I am wrong.

Same reason people buy peanut butter.

julieq

Kentsavings wrote: »

Out of interest how do you cook it? Fish not my speciality! Thanks

Cod? The Norwegians wee on it and bury it in the snow for six months. It's a bit of a delicacy and as an added bonus the ammoniac liquor that is exuded is an excellent household cleaner, especially effective for removing stubborn teenagers.

Otherwise, battered and fried is good, you can make your own fish fingers from it, steamed with ginger and soy sauce is also excellent.

matt_james27

Issyc wrote: »

Why does anyone buy Johnson's powder for their babies? I read that any type of talcum powder is carcinogenic. Correct me if I am wrong.

first I've heard if this , did a quick google, seems the link is uncertain or perhaps none at all

h ttp://info.cancerresearchuk.org/healthyliving/cancercontroversies/talcum-powder/

Issyc

Londinium33 wrote: »

Same reason people buy peanut butter.

Peanut butter is carcinogenic???

wendy05

FloFlo wrote: »

I am paying less than a £1 each shop and only buying DTD stuff, if I want not DTD stuff I buy a toothbrush

but you are quite dedicated .. others might not be so willing or tesco might not have toothbrushes (etc) to buy to supplement their other purchases.

and there is a limit to how much of a particular item is worth having as "backup" before it becomes redundant .

overall tesco doesnt lose as big as one might think .

Londinium33

Issyc wrote: »

Peanut butter is carcinogenic???

I believe so. Most nuts are as well as they produce natural forms of the strain.