Tesco DISCUSSION, grabbits and misprices thread 11+

czerniacha

Saint_Chris wrote: »

Morning all

well i decided not to put the telly/computer on, and get down to doing some housework........................

wow how much can you get done, was going to stay in today, but hubby has just asked me to go to town and pay some money into the bank, so off i am....via tesco....lol

If you'll get another set of BT phones on DTD I'll hate you forever!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

PS. Interview moved for tomorrow! :j I can actually get something done at home at last. Laundry is on, bed changed, off I go to wash up the dishes now...

zippydooda

mrs-moneypenny wrote: »

cant find the OP for the gillette sensor razors offer, are there any more details please

the ones i got yesterday and today were a 4 pack marked up at £2.65 in express stores. they are also b1g1f but not marked in the 2nd store i went to, so i asked S.A. to scan them for me, and it was.
normal price is about £5.30 per pack
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mymerrywidow

ExTesco wrote: »

Can we have the make, model and last 4 digits if the barcode, please......

its a casio,n barcode is t4971850185093. i will add a picture in a min.,

Saint_Chris

czerniacha wrote: »

If you'll get another set of BT phones on DTD I'll hate you forever!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

If i do you can have them for free.......but i don't think i will, which area of the country do you live, i'm in merseyside. xxx

jumblejack

nikkilala wrote: »

Funny isnt it you always remember something that your mum made that was nice and I think he'll always remember my chicken soup with crusty bread:) I always remember my mums lamb stew with dumplings.

I always think of mums lobby!

I don't know if it is a national dish but it certainly is common round here!

She used to use neck of lamb, celery, potatoes n carrots as the base and then whatever was at hand got lobbed in too!

Mmmmmmm.

My kids will remember my fish pie, cottage pie n trifles! They are the dishes that they will ask for given the choice. They also adore my sunday roasts n legendary yorkshires (i make em in a tin and everyone gets a whopping slab!)

nikkilala_2

Sunday roasts in our house are the most requested dinner, we have to have yorkshires and stuffing with every single roast! and the stuffing has to be made from proper sausages, tried to con them before with normal sausagemeat and they always suss me out;) Never heard of lobby before but sounds right up my street:T

bebebliss

My eldest when asked what would he like for his birthday tea requested - chicken dinner, yorkies and brocolli! Gotta love that a 9yr old chooses veg over junk :T:T

I'd love to make lobby but not sure how????

HappyChappy84

bebebliss wrote: »

My eldest when asked what would he like for his birthday tea requested - chicken dinner, yorkies and brocolli! Gotta love that a 9yr old chooses veg over junk :T:T

I'd love to make lobby but not sure how????

I never used to like veg but I love it now. I'm the only one in our family that likes brussel sprouts, broccoli, green beans and cauliflower.

The only veg I don't like is butternut squash, aubergine, pumpkin and carrots.

jamsponge

Just thought I would pop my head in and say hi :wave: No Mr T today. Going to try and NOT visit one today. Getting a bit addictive to all this bargain hunting. Funny even my DH is joining in with me. I never thought I would see the day that my hubby was actually taking things to the scanner.
Anyway got xmas pretty much sorted thanks to everyone on here:santa2::snow_laug saved lots of money as we are on a tight budget like everyone else it seems lol.

Have been making homemade soup over the last few weeks. Its so yummy and a lot cheaper than buying tins. My favorite so far has to be the leek and potato yum yum.

Sausage, mash, carrots and Yorkshires tonight, proper comfort food now the nights are drawing in.

bebebliss

I've got a huge shoulder of pork joint in my fridge that needs cooking today - any good recipies?