Tesco DISCUSSION, grabbits and misprices thread 11+

APennysaved_2

After never finding any on the shelves for ages, I scanned the Frootz blueberry boxes today- 2.19! SEL said 2.19 but 3 for 1.00 - go figure.

Ironside

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

I'm loving the idea of a George Formby grill, Is it ukelele shaped?:rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

wajoda2002

parky_87 wrote: »

Just a heads up but it will be worth checking the Galaxy Tabs out in Tesco tomorrow for a price drop!

oooooo....is it a big price drop? hubby was looking at these the other day and my store actually has them (unless staff take them tongiht) unlike anything else...i'm desperate for a hairdryer

lottiedottie

Went to Mr A today, 10 Muller corners, Huggies newbaby box, Q of Shaves razor. Total £8.00.

£1 Q of S moc, £5 Huggies moc = They owed me 10p ! ?

Thrifty_Sister

caz2703 wrote: »

What doesn't kill me only makes me stronger.

Everything happens for a reason so I just have to get on with it and be grateful I found out what a pathetic excuse of a husband & father the ex is before it was too late.

Think you sound too good for him Caz - in my experience the marriage licence should be renewable after say, three years, similar to how dog licences used to be:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

karlie88

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bensonsmum

karlie88 wrote: »

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:hello::hello::hello: i thought i would say hello back as this just made me chuckle - little things please little minds; i know.....

im_obsessed_with_mr_t

evening all hope you all had a awesome weekend with this great weather, anyone get anything this weekend? i got 50 mulliers earlier lucky as was running out of custard lol, whats this about galaxy??

kerri_gt

celebrate wrote: »

Lately i am trying to cut down on time spent on the forum :Aand in Tesco :A:Aas other aspects in my life especially work/business problems and kids and OH (yes he feels neglected too lol!) have taken a backseat and i'm not as superhuman as i thought.

It would be worth it if every visit was full of glitches and bargains but to spend hours scanning items only to find one bargain or more commonly for me NO bargains can occaisonally be soul destroying:(

Plus it's easy to keep buying and not realise quite HOW MUCH you already have, I have rather a large stash to say the leastand I am too busy shopping to flippin sort it all out, my kids keep falling over T's bags and cardbaord boxes in the garage and you can't actually open the door of the spare room without everything falling out on you. :rotfl:


Plus 2 of my 3 children have just announced they hate jelly and custard:eek::eek::eek::eek::mad::mad::mad::mad: So ungrateful, they have no idea how humiliating the trouting i got over them was, you'd they'd eat them out of sheer gratitude and awe and amazement of their mum's shopping prowess....................ok maybe not:(

I empathise with that, got the distinct impression when I went to Mr T after work earlier in the week that OH was unimpressed and feeling somewhat neglected. Have also got an awful lot of stuff in the spare room now - items that will be used and some for the food bank (and no, we're not talking cases and cases of things all bought at once, just accumulate items) and I really do need to get it into check.

jaggyman wrote: »

Different story up here very wet, had to "dry out" wombled receipts :rotfl:

Ugh, don't ya just hate trying to get wet receipts home, and so much more diff to collect (can't just shove them in pocekts) I did find out that a windy day is also quite a challenge :rotfl:Luckily it's been 27 odd degrees here again today...I'm still sat in shorts and a t-shirt :eek::cool::cool:

Forgetful

I normally dry my wet wombled receipts , 1st by car vents then when I get home i stick them up on the back of the fridge using a fridge magnet..