Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

karlie88

colwyn wrote: »

I am incandescent with rage at all these asda price rises. :mad::mad::mad:

hang on a mo' (looks in freezer) ...well I'm certainly very angry! :mad::mad:

hang on a mo' (looks in fridge) ...well I'm a just a little angry - okay! :mad:

hang on a mo' (looks in cupboard) ...well I'm quite upset! :(:(

hang on a mo' (looks in storeroom) ...well I'm a just little upset! :(

hang on a mo' (looks in spare room) ...well I'm a teeny bit dissappointed!

hang on a mo' (looks in attic) ...well I'm feeling slightly better now!

hang on a mo' (looks in garden shed) ...well I'm really feeling quite fine! :)

hang on a mo' (looks in garage) ...well I'm suddenly feeling very good! :):)

hang on a mo' (looks in car boot) ...well these asda prices may be up but I don't care - because I'm really feeling quite ecstatic! :T:T:T

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Bedsdriver will not be happy with your post (and my reply probably).

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=43128290&postcount=7923

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s_glover

scotsgirl wrote: »

I *think* mysupermarket has just done a big update - the magnums etc have now changed price where they were still £1 for me this morning, same for Chicago towns.

I think you're right. The L'oreal wipes which were previously £2 in Asda have just been updated also.

Rich44_2

scotsgirl wrote: »

and that's even more illogical, they're pointing to the same SS! Oh I do love the weirdness of googledocs

It's not illogical the second link just has some formatting options in the link which is why it looks so different

AMMat158

Lots of price changes on muller in tesco from tomorrow

Individual corners, rice,light still 4 for £2 but also 7 for £3

6 packs of corners, rice £3.29 or 2 for £5.50
8 pack snacksize £3.29 or 2 for £5.50

Amore 3 for £1

Muller light 6 pack bogof

Andrea

FloFlo

Porker1976 wrote: »

Apologies if already posted however possible new deal for those wanting a change from Magnums!!!

Thorntons 'Toffee Temptation' 3 x 90ml Ice Creams - £2.99 Mr T, £1.50 Mr A (£2.98DTD NET COST 0.01P)

Not yet confirmed but see no reason why it shouldn't work - So much for starting a diet!!

I can only see the thorntons chocolate trio on the Asda website.

gary38uk

mamabuddah wrote: »

is it me or are vouchers late today?

its you.
not 12.30 yet

Lifesaboxofchocs

The kids want more ice creams - the enigmas are still 2.50 at Tesco and £1.00 at Asda, others I've found that I will buy today and confirm tomorrow (hopefully) are:

Fruit Pastill Lollies 4 pack Tesco 1.98 Asda 1.00 potential DTD 1.96
Crunchie Blast 3 pack Tesco 2.78 Asda 1.50 potential DTD 2.56

brindles01

karlie88 wrote: »

Bedsdriver will not be happy with your post (and my reply probably).

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=43128290&postcount=7923

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Nor mine :eek:

Bedsdriver this is for last night and oooh you did give me :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: lots of this. Thanks

m0nkeymrs01

karlie88 wrote: »

Bedsdriver will not be happy with your post (and my reply probably).

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=43128290&postcount=7923

:rotfl:

PMSL i just read his post.... now have quoted you both!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Rich44_2

caz2703 wrote: »

DS1 refused to be fed like a normal baby so we had to move to formula. DS2 was hospitalised shortly after birth so he was formula fed for a week while he was there so no hope of breast feeding. I too don't want to open a debate but I don't understand the stance on this. Why on earth would I pay £9 for a tub of formula plus bottles, teats, washing up liquid and the cost of buying and running a steriliser if I could breast feed for free? There are plenty of people like me who FF and not by choice so not getting deals on formula really annoys me. They can discount bottles which can be used for expressed milk or formula and that's ok :mad:

First milk like SMA Gold can't be promoted but all the follow on milks like Red etc can be and in fact when we used to buy it Co-op often had it buy 2 for xx.

At the time everyone got the baby element of the CTC which helped (not fair that those that needed formula effectively spent it on that but that's the rub I suppose).

It's ok for the government to demand the removal of RRP and book pricing but it's ok when IT wants price fixing :mad:

I think for those who medically cannot breast feed they should be given some help with paying for formula - ok at first it goes a long way but once they get up to 7oz+ bottles that tin of SMA etc doesn't go too far at all.