Tesco 11+ support group for incurable gasbags and addicted bargain hunters!

neosi

A few things to report but nothing major so no need to grab the car keys...

The Mars and Milky Way drinks where 25p per Three pack in my extra store and the Tesco Value Blackcurrant drink did go through at 19p a bottle.

Wombled a few receipts for the price checker

Found the below RTC no use to me but maybe useful for someone else

motherbear

georges_mummy wrote: »

Haven't been on here for a while and have just got started on SSM - I've found Fudge and Bob Chorba - who else is on there needing likes? Has everyone got similar user names on here or do they tend to be different? I'm Georges Mum if anyone fancies checking out my tips :beer:

Have liked and commented on a couple of your tips

georges_mummy

squigs wrote: »

If you are the person with the sensible tips, I found you!!:D

fudge2 wrote: »

Ahah, that's me and I know who you are now I think I may hve commented on a couple of your too?

motherbear wrote: »

Have liked and commented on a couple of your tips

Yay, I've found squigs too

Thanks motherbear - just back over there to see if I can work out who you are

georges_mummy

georges_mummy wrote: »

Yay, I've found squigs too

Thanks motherbear - just back over there to see if I can work out who you are

Easy peasy - gotcha :j

neosi

MKS wrote: »

possible dtd. Airwick with fabreeze candle (vanilla, japanese t.., and another flavour) in standalone display at end of aisle (checkout end) opposite other air fresheners. sel at bottom of display £3.00 but seen elsewhere at £6.00

MKS i did see these today but the SEL (£3.00) on the standalone display was just for the Japanese T flavour. The same one in the aisle did had a SEL of £6.00 though

I didnt try it as i have stuff like this already and didnt want to risk it going through at the correct £3..

FYI though... theres a new strip of Dormens 1p nuts at the top of the crisps aisle.. didnt take any more as i have loads already...;)

squigs

georges_mummy wrote: »

Yay, I've found squigs too

Thanks motherbear - just back over there to see if I can work out who you are

I can't get any more stickers, but it's fun trying to spot other MSEers and to help them out!:)

HappyChappy84

motherbear wrote: »

Have liked and commented on a couple of your tips

One of my tips was "If you travel through airports a lot then a length of bailer twine makes a handy belt as it doesn't set the metal detectors off. Not only that you won't end up with your trousers round your ankles whilst your belt is going though the scanner."

choirchick

Good Afternoon all, Yeah just got JTD 38p from another wombled receipt :j
The only item cheaper was:
1 x GUINNESS DRAUGHT 4X440ML CANS £ 5.29 £ 4.00

Not been to T's yet weather here dark & dank! I have a few vouchers left from SSM going to get few more things for my daughter who has her home so when she comes to visit I just love to give her a box full of "free goodies" to take back. All these household items will certainly come in handy. Anyone else had a clear out of their undersink cupboard to make room for the new stuff? I have a nice little stash in the understairs cupboard as well got over a years supply of most things. Need more toothpaste as only got four oral b. Need a good glitch on loo roll then I'll be sorted.

jtz

DODO wrote: »

Just got my pedometer from tesco in the post

Thanks to OP who told us all about them giving them away

Just reminded me! got mine yesterday!:j
Had a 30 mins walk to Loccatine for a free skincare consultation and forgot to use the pedometer!:doh:

Last day today but you get free samples too, more info here
Original thread here

I noticed there were 'skincare consultation' cards also so think its a running event. Ended up with a lovely cooling facial, some free samples and a £5 starter pack of 3 products which should last a month or so!They even gave a a cup of herbal berry tea! :T

Would defo reccommend ringing them and finding out! A lovely time out from T's!:D

On the way back, popped into Express and finished my Comfort coupons! SA was so lovely!:dance:

Will update this post when I find the thread that I saw for Loccatine, so you can thank OP too.

kadison

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

One of my tips was "If you travel through airports a lot then a length of bailer twine makes a handy belt as it doesn't set the metal detectors off. Not only that you won't end up with your trousers round your ankles whilst your belt is going though the scanner."

......however it isn't advisable to answer the question "what is your occupation?" by twitching your eye in time with your shoulder and saying with more than a slight smirk "bit o' this en that" :rotfl: