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lindos90

CookieRaider wrote: »

Hukd http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/weetabix-36s-1-49-instore-tesco-1118127#comments

Thats SO funny! My DS (10) has discovered the delights of weetabix with a spoon of nestles milk.

He said yesterday 'oh mum I cant wait till tesco have a glitch on weetabix like they did for honey shredies, then we can stock up and we would never run out'

...then Cookie raider answers his prayers! thank you! Looks like they are perhaps discontinuing the 36 size perhaps? (I usually occasionally get a box of twelve and we struggle to finish it, now he's going through them so fast I cant keep up so this is perfect!)

I love bargains that I actually need!:money:

durham05

some1 mentioned pez sweets with despenser, last night they were 37p for the cars pez with 2 packs of pez's in, think they were £1.50? ish before xmas this was on the normal sel.
also had some surprise eggs think they were kidderton? normal sel 17p these were defo 80p+ before xmas as lo had one at normal price.

SpiralingDown

caz2703 wrote: »

Which Asda so I can plan a road trip?

I just couldn't. I'm mortified if postie comes to the door and I'm not dressed. I won't even run out to the bin or out the back of the house in my jim-jams so what makes someone wake up one morning and think "I know, I'll do my shopping in my jammies. It'll save me an hour getting ready and means I don't have to get changed again when I come home".

North Down - home of Rory McIlroy, Van Morrison (though his house was up for sale recently) and me

Were I live we wouldn't dream of doing that, a guy lives at the top of the street who used to stand at the front of his house in only his dressing gown :eek: however after speaking to his wife he soon stopped doing that so now we're very civilized but go 5 mins down the road and you'll find that almost everyone stays in their pj's all day. Take their kids to school if they could be bothered, go to tesco's and walk about like that.
Kn0cknag0n3y stopped people walking in wearing pj's a few years ago because they noticed the leves of them going down after each night. A guy was walking in wearing old ones and changed but usually took his old ones with him, one night he forgot them and the next night they caught him but they think he got away with hundreds of nightwear items :rotfl:

Laura_Cello

taken out of the freezer for a photo- not made with great care, but with lots of yum! :beer:

Excellent for any whoopsied fruit

Edit: forgot to say- highly recommend using a 1p mug/cup to cut the circles from the pastry! :rotfl::rotfl:

dcon_blue

CookieRaider wrote: »

Hukd http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/weetabix-36s-1-49-instore-tesco-1118127#comments

Thanks CookieRaider and OP ... I love Weetabix esp when they're reduced and I have MOCs :j

lindos90

dcon_blue wrote: »

Thanks CookieRaider and OP ... I love Weetabix esp when they're reduced and I have MOCs :j

MOCs for weetabix? Ohhh I'll have to check the coupon thread too!:j

Enterprise_1701C

caz2703 wrote: »

I managed 3 packs of whoopsied casserole veg (this time with potatoes already in) for 20p a pack. Debating whether to try the slow cooker on Monday to make the casserole or stick to what I know. I have one of the slow cookers from Ts (blue box) that cost around £10 but I've no idea how the capacity of that one compares to a pyrex casserole dish. If they're the same size I could have one batch in the oven and one in the slow cooker and (sorry for the Sainsbob plug) see if I can Taste the Difference. If the slow cooker can hold 2 batches then I might bite the bullet and just use it on its own.

So any chefs out there, could you help me please? Using Google and a measuring jug, I think the Pyrex dish is 2lt and the slow cooker is 3.3lt. How much space do you need to leave in a slow cooker as I fear there's only room for one batch. Unless I can find a Crock Pot glitching soon!

You can easily measure the size of the dish and slow cooker - fill a measuring jug with water and use it to fill the dishes - just could how many jugs it takes to fill them.

As for leaving room in the slow cooker - there is a lot of opinions on here but I fill mine to about 2-3 inches from the top max, but that is mainly so I can get the dumplings in!!

I have been known to make up a stew the previous day, put it in the dish in the fridge, take it out of the fridge in the morning to put in the slow cooker and put the slow cooker on a timer so that it is ready when we get back. A Godsend at the moment with having to work with my OH so much, we would never get a decent dinner at a decent time otherwise!

dizzyditzy

Morning to all and HC hope you're well:wave:

The whole going out in pj thing I'd never seen until I moved to a different area (3 miles away). The children and I went in MrM's for breakfast and a lady was in there in pj's, dressing gown, slippers and rollers eating breakfast:eek::eek:
When I mentioned it to someone they told me to look at the local school run I thought she meant in the morning, but she didn't they are in pj's at 3 O'clock picking up.

The mum and son (mother in 50's son late 20's) across the road stand smoking on their front doorstep at any time wearing just dressing gowns. Quite off putting when there's a sudden gust of wind:rotfl:

Snap-ant

Fresh crisp drippy morning here

Off to a different Mr T today to see if I can get the old Pantene for my sister.
And I have to return my £19 camera as the shutter does not work :mad: and also return another new camera I bought in Argos yesterday as the lens on that one doesn't come out :mad:

Does anyone here go on the Sun Holidays? as this is such a good deal for Pontins (been done up now ) £90 :eek: lots of dates available too

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/50193879#Comment_50193879

Thanks to the OP I've booked 3 nights in April for 6 of us in a Club Class apartment for £95 all in :T hellish cheaper than booking through The Sun deal MSE

LadyLeenie

Morning you drunks

Toni and her OH are coming for Sunday lunch

Roast beef from my award winning butchers,with it`s own fat on,none of this added fat from another cow
Parnips and leeks still growing in the garden,garden folk at the ready :rotfl:
Yorkshire puddings,homemade of course ,so to Aunt Bessie,LurkyLeenie`s homemade gravy
Catch you soon xx
Hope all are well and our lurky friend

Forgot to mention the Roast Spuds too ,cooked in goose fat