Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+ Xmas/NY (Incorporating HC's Glitch & B1tch Pub)

locarr

jumblejack wrote: »

My Amarylis bulb has arrived from Viking!!!

I truly didn't think it would come.

I feel really guilty about it though now. I only bought a 9p pencil sharpener and they have had to pay for the postage, packing & Amarylis bulb and the welcome pack. They did actually have some fab bargains on there do I just hope they don't go under

I hope they get lots of business from this but fear they will not

That's the thing with these glitches, the company are doing it to drum up business and build sales in a quiet period and it could end up with them losing money and going under....

for that reason I'm out!:cool:

Snap-ant

:rotfl:Happy Chappy's shoes - on my watch list

OH has just dug out my worn out slippers from bin with £ signs glinting in his eyes :eek:

No baby yet?

I'm free :j 'they' left this morning as much as you love one's relatives ............. :cool:

Have a seriously bad foot Can't put any weight on it & it's on fire - have had to take my first sick day off work in a year
Nevermind have a week's worth of Christmas Coach Trips to catch up on adore Brendan. Just read his autobiography & it was so refreshing to read of a normal life with no name dropping

CookieRaider

mymerrywidow wrote: »

thank you for this. i found the exact same phones last night, and got £140 back from the night manager.

Think i have missed this but will go and try, so needing new phones any b/c for them?

gardenia

Good afternoon, hope everybody had a lovely time with friends and family been trying to catch up with all the goings on.

Thanks to motherbear for clipstrip items being reduced further found some andrex and finally after days of scanning the soft grip pegs were 3p.

Snap-ant

tazmac25 wrote: »

Have I missed the link to the daily quiz today ?
If so can someone post it for me xxx

apologies

fourp was yesterday's smartest player!

Quiz today - http://www.funtrivia.com/private/main.cfm?tid=99008

lookinforabargain

Moring all

just caught up from last night, omg what a :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Found Happy's shoes on Ebay, love it :D:D

locarr

jumblejack wrote: »

I've done this with roast dinners too :T

Another option is to put leftovers together in a pan and mix with gravy. This makes a fabtastic and hearty pie filling!

Mind you, you can stick anything in a pie!!

I have made em with chilli, curry... You name it, I've filled a pie with it!

Here's the JO recipe...a bit poncy but works well with anything...I didn't have any peppers or garlic but it was still a very nice filling soup!!:T

Really quick and easy!!:D

http://www.channel4.com/4food/recipes/chefs/jamie-oliver/turkey-chowder-recipe

Jamie: "This is such a great way of using up all sorts of leftovers from the big dinner, but it's also a great recipe in its own right and one of the most comforting things you can eat. A bowl of this will be amazing after a long cold country walk

CookieRaider

Heading out soon and no time to read back are there any food glitches out there?

Krackingtoast

There was soooo much 5p double cream reduced in my local Tesco last night so I bought some and made some butter. It's so easy to make if you don't already know and if the cream is 5p you can't go wrong! You basically just whisk up the cream until it turns into butter, then drain the buttermilk and rinse thoroughly until it runs clear. Then you can add a bit of salt if required and form into shape. It can be frozen for a few months too. Apparently it tastes saltier after it has been frozen so don't add as much salt.
An electric whisk is best or it will take forever!

CookieRaider

Just found this for the 1st Jan
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/deals/cheap-restaurant-deals/krispy-kreme