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£10 Tesco Meal deal for £4.07

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  • silverhairgranny
    silverhairgranny Posts: 1,451 Forumite
    Just checked Turner Road still showing at £4. 06 this morning in Asda

    £4.06
    Turner Road
    Reserve Chardonnay
    (75cl)




    £4.06
    Turner Road
    Reserve Merlot
    (75cl)
  • laticsforlife
    laticsforlife Posts: 1,313 Forumite
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    Just checked Turner Road still showing at £4. 06 this morning in Asda
    I suspect that these prices won't alter before the meal deal expires. Tesco seem happy to give you RTD as you are in their store and not in Asda and I'll bet many people buy other shopping thus increasing Tesco's turnover at the expense of Asda's.

    Just wish I could get enthused (is that a real word) by the meal deal, it's quite a poor choice from the extensive 'Finest' range really.

    Most of the items aren't really meant to be frozen and have short dates on them (most under a week anyway) and have horrendous calorie counts on them (Belgian choc puds at 400 for what is about 3 bites :eek:).

    "Tesco creates an obese society" ought to be the headline.
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  • almond
    almond Posts: 1,674 Forumite
    I suspect that these prices won't alter before the meal deal expires. Tesco seem happy to give you RTD as you are in their store and not in Asda and I'll bet many people buy other shopping thus increasing Tesco's turnover at the expense of Asda's.

    Just wish I could get enthused (is that a real word) by the meal deal, it's quite a poor choice from the extensive 'Finest' range really.

    Most of the items aren't really meant to be frozen and have short dates on them (most under a week anyway) and have horrendous calorie counts on them (Belgian choc puds at 400 for what is about 3 bites :eek:).

    "Tesco creates an obese society" ought to be the headline.

    yes agree would have expected the range to change now since how many chicken things can you put in the freezer (mine is full now)
    have about 6 vouchers left and have decided to use them to buy things on offer since no more meals for me need to diet
  • terryw
    terryw Posts: 4,396 Forumite
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    An odd one today as I bought my meal deal.
    Bought Turners
    Green beans
    Chicken and cheese
    Lemon tarts

    Till would not accept as meal deal and supervisor brought over. He said it was turners causing the trouble. Changed Turners......still no joy.

    Said it was chicken and cheese. Changed to Hock Pie....still no joy.

    As this has taken over 15 minutes, supervisor just put it through as"Groceries" £10" and £5.93 existing voucher taken off.

    Everyone was very pleasant and no troutism whatsoever. I am just a tad upset that "Groceries" £10 will not generate a new difference voucher.

    I don't know if this just a local glitch or perhaps there have bee changes made to the whole deal.
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  • MrsBartolozzi
    MrsBartolozzi Posts: 6,358 Forumite
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    terryw wrote: »
    An odd one today as I bought my meal deal.
    Bought Turners
    Green beans
    Chicken and cheese
    Lemon tarts


    Was it just green beans or mixed green veg? The latter is in the offer, not sure about the former.

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  • dimummy
    dimummy Posts: 170 Forumite
    Hi, I know that this is really about the meal deal but would be grateful for some advice. On checking my receipt at home (I know...I usually do it at store) I notcied I was charged for 7 Mueller crunch when I had purchased 8 to get the 8-£2. So I have been charged £4.71. I called CS and they said just take receipt back to store and they will check it out. This was on Thur and not sure if offer has changed. Should I request £2.71 and be happy or push for dtd or gift card for my trouble?
    (Ready with my argument of why would I buy 7 when 8 is on offer.....obviously I've never done such a thing when DTDing ;))
  • RedBalloon
    RedBalloon Posts: 1,479 Forumite
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    dimummy wrote: »
    Hi, I know that this is really about the meal deal but would be grateful for some advice. On checking my receipt at home (I know...I usually do it at store) I notcied I was charged for 7 Mueller crunch when I had purchased 8 to get the 8-£2. So I have been charged £4.71. I called CS and they said just take receipt back to store and they will check it out. This was on Thur and not sure if offer has changed. Should I request £2.71 and be happy or push for dtd or gift card for my trouble?
    (Ready with my argument of why would I buy 7 when 8 is on offer.....obviously I've never done such a thing when DTDing ;))

    If they've overcharged you (which effectively they have when they didn't scan the 8th to give you the offer) then store policy is DTD.
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    :rotfl:
  • Daisy_doo_3
    Daisy_doo_3 Posts: 205 Forumite
    I'd ask for dtd, it was their mistake after all and you've had to call them/go back. Up to you if you push for it, but definately no harm in asking!
  • dimummy
    dimummy Posts: 170 Forumite
    RedBalloon wrote: »
    If they've overcharged you (which effectively they have when they didn't scan the 8th to give you the offer) then store policy is DTD.
    Thanks very much for that, it's what I thought but wanted a bit of back up!!!!!!!:)
  • *debbie*
    *debbie* Posts: 447 Forumite
    Has anyone frozen the cheese? We would normally eat enough cheese to not worry about it but DH has just come back from france with enough camembert and brie to keep us full of cheese for a month!
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