Tesco JTD deals and discussion thread

greenfinger22

Mazcabs wrote: »

First time poster on this thread so bear with me please

This might sound a silly question but have done a price check for the first time the other day and when I have printed the voucher its about 5 inches by 5 inches!!!:eek: Are they meant to be this big when printed - its only for 66p but every little helps I guess...many thanks in anticipation

Always print in black and white on fast draft if you can to save on ink and money

Ladyshopper

imposter wrote: »

With the cathedral city cheese, the idea is to only pick up one @ £3.98 (even though they are BOGOF) and then buy another cheap cheese - I bought the Creamfields half fat Mozzarella for about 45p. THEN use the £1 off £4 cheese. THEN go home and claim the JTD. As long as the Cathedral City is still £2 in Asda, you will get:

£1 off - from coupon
£1.98 off - from DTD

Meaning you get the Cathedral City for £1 :T

I bought 4 blocks of cathedral city and a pacl of philadelphia that was £1. Used 4 x £1 coupons from the price check booklets, as the till sees the value before the BOGOF. So, I also got my cheeses for £1 a block, and no need to worry about JTD and it not comparing etc!

imposter

Ladyshopper wrote: »

I bought 4 blocks of cathedral city and a pacl of philadelphia that was £1. Used 4 x £1 coupons from the price check booklets, as the till sees the value before the BOGOF. So, I also got my cheeses for £1 a block, and no need to worry about JTD and it not comparing etc!

Nice one :j

It's meant to be only one of each coupon type per transaction (says in the terms and conditions) but if you can get away with it, go for it :T

letmelogon3

I've just been looking at items on offer in asda to find the best way to use price drop vouchers and have noticed that a lot of tescos prices are now the same as asda offer prices.

flowerclipper

letmelogon3 wrote: »

I've just been looking at items on offer in asda to find the best way to use price drop vouchers and have noticed that a lot of tescos prices are now the same as asda offer prices.

Tesco's do seem to be coming out cheaper than Tesco's at the moment.

Delilahh

flowerclipper wrote: »

Tesco's do seem to be coming out cheaper than Tesco's at the moment.

Don't you mean to put an 'Asda' in there somewhere? :rotfl:

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1 x CHARLOTTE POTATOES 1KG £ 1.35 £ 1.00
2 x AUNT BESSIE'S MASHED CARROT & SWEDE 500G £ 3.50 £ 3.00

flowerclipper

Delilahh wrote: »

Don't you mean to put an 'Asda' in there somewhere? :rotfl:

Yes! Befuddled with trying to sort out my shopping list!

Paperweight

imposter wrote: »

Nice one :j

It's meant to be only one of each coupon type per transaction (says in the terms and conditions) but if you can get away with it, go for it :T

Just to confirm:they will take as many vouchers as you have in one transaction, as long as you have bought the right amount of stuff. It does say 1 of each type of voucher per transaction but the SA are OK to take multiples and so is the scanner. I used 19 of them this morning!
PS DON"T FORGET THEY RUN OUT TOMORROW!!!!

mhoc

Paperweight wrote: »

Just to confirm:they will take as many vouchers as you have in one transaction, as long as you have bought the right amount of stuff. It does say 1 of each type of voucher per transaction but the SA are OK to take multiples and so is the scanner. I used 19 of them this morning!
PS DON"T FORGET THEY RUN OUT TOMORROW!!!!

Which is annoying as my conditional spends for next week dont start until the 12th

Just wondering wether to get some more yogurt tommorow with them if I can figure out wether its better to get a JTD yogurt or just a BOGOF one and also depending wether any of todays receipts come back.

I side stepped the difficult maths today and just got 4 packs of the BOGOF cheese and a pack of value slices, used four £1 price flop MOCs and a £3 odd conditional spend so four packs for just over £1 and enough cheese to last until June which is the use by date. Hopefully a similar offer will be on then