Tesco DISCUSSION, grabbits and misprices thread 11+

geennaa

Not long back from silverburn,t here are 2 or 3 moondough ocean pals there and a few casserole dishes but no twin dvd sets

sorry, there are dvd sets but they are scanning at £99 and have picture of boy on them

artha

Gemini_Jes wrote: »

Smarties....first express I tried in Ca**philly had a shelf full of them as you entered the shop. No SEL though so took 2 packs to the till, total came to £3.94, :eek: made the excuse that I had just remembered that my friend's little boy goes 'wacky' after eating the blue ones.
Second express store in Ca*diff had them marked up 52p and BOGOF. Bought 6 packs and the young male assistant remarked that it was a good deal but obviously wrongly priced but 'I am not going to alter the price as that is what we have been told to display so that is what we do'. Him and the lady serving at next till both said they were going to get some for themselves and advised me to get more so I went and got another 6 packs. Will be ideal for the children calling on Halloween. :T:T

Yes we had the same thoughts on the tcos. Trouble is that once the word gets around the neighbourhood that there's a good deal at No. XX kids will be battering at the door all night:D Can't blame them though they are the next grabbit generation coming through:rotfl:

Fizzydrink1807

Hi,

I little bit OT but was wondering if you could help me.
Off for a day out over the half term and the only Tesco's I can find nearby is a 'homeplus'.
Whats the difference between these and a normal store. Is it everything except food?

TIA

Gemini_Jes

artha wrote: »

Yes we had the same thoughts on the tcos. Trouble is that once the word gets around the neighbourhood that there's a good deal at No. XX kids will be battering at the door all night:D Can't blame them though they are the next grabbit generation coming through:rotfl:

We don't get too many children calling, just a few of the neighbours and their young friends. I don't feel completely comfortable with children accepting sweets from strangers, I never allowed my sons to go 'trick or treating' but I feel mean if I don't give to the children and I also like to see their costumes, especially the 'home made' ones which I always think look better than shop bought costumes.

wirehair

Just went back to the Express where I got all my Smarties and they were all gone , were replaced with the Aero no price but picked up 6 and paid £2.94 :j
6 is enough for me . I have a chocholate mountain now .

toni_

picked up 8 packs of the smarties priced up at 52p bogof, still a few left on the shelf do i go back and look for the aero just seen thats half price and bogof too

zippydooda

got this from newspaper summary.
coupons today for tesco

Daily Mail

Page 24Coupons Worth £5 Off Your Shopping at Tesco

£1 Off £2.50 Spend on Finest Naan Bread

£1 Off 2 Packs of Happy Eggs

£1 Off 500ml Vanish Gel

£1 Off 300g Nescafe Original Coffee

£1 Off £5 Spend on Prepacked Continental Meats

All above Coupons Valid to 31/10
this is thanks to nudge

Ilovemykids

Fizzydrink1807 wrote: »

Hi,

I little bit OT but was wondering if you could help me.
Off for a day out over the half term and the only Tesco's I can find nearby is a 'homeplus'.
Whats the difference between these and a normal store. Is it everything except food?

TIA

I've never been to a home store before but I did ask the same question a while back and was told that they do not sell food,but pretty much every thing else.

hth

71sue

can confirm mint aero working in local express 98p b1g1f 4 pack

robstersgirl

Ilovemykids wrote: »

I've never been to a home store before but I did ask the same question a while back and was told that they do not sell food,but pretty much every thing else.

hth

They sell nearly everything bar groceries although they do sell seasonal chocolates and lunch stuff.
They normally have a nice big electrical and clothing dept too