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Noticed today when buying Cadburys Caramel Bunnies at Tesco they are classed on the receipt as "Easter Eggs" meaning you should be able to use the price drop voucher on them, which comes off before multibuy.
Bunnies = 70p each (3 for £1)
Buy 15, subtotal £10.50
Multibuy Discount = £5.50
Price drop voucher = £2.50
Total to pay £2.50 or 16p each (1/2 the offer price)MSE- The Glitchhikers guide to the galaxy0 -
robstersgirl wrote: »Noticed today when buying Cadburys Caramel Bunnies at Tesco they are classed on the receipt as "Easter Eggs" meaning you should be able to use the price drop voucher on them, which comes off before multibuy.
Bunnies = 70p each (3 for £1)
Buy 15, subtotal £10.50
Multibuy Discount = £5.50
Price drop voucher = £2.50
Total to pay £2.50 or 16p each (1/2 the offer price)
Oh I wonder if that would work on the malteaster bunnies, my kids LOVE them!0 -
robstersgirl wrote: »Noticed today when buying Cadburys Caramel Bunnies at Tesco they are classed on the receipt as "Easter Eggs" meaning you should be able to use the price drop voucher on them, which comes off before multibuy.
Bunnies = 70p each (3 for £1)
Buy 15, subtotal £10.50
Multibuy Discount = £5.50
Price drop voucher = £2.50
Total to pay £2.50 or 16p each (1/2 the offer price)
Has anyone tried this please? Not sure I want to scan them all through and then realise I have forgotten my purse once againA small Thank You can make a BIG difference0 -
In tescos they have the green and blacks eggs at 6.00 Bogof, if you buy 2 and use the 2.50 of a 10pound spend from the price drop leaflet it works on the pre bogof price, so you get 2 nice eggs for 3.50.
Thanks so much for the tip, done this today and it worked a treat!! :T It wouldn't have occurred to me that it would work on pre-discount price!0 -
toffeeapple wrote: »Has anyone tried this please? Not sure I want to scan them all through and then realise I have forgotten my purse once againMSE- The Glitchhikers guide to the galaxy0
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I had to giggle, I saw a lady in my local with her husband and child, walking up the aisle trying to find 'the' eggs that the £2.50 voucher worked with. Looking confused her husband said why don't we get these ones, she squawed back at him 'It's only on the large eggs, the lare ones!' he looked bemused, 'uh, it says on a £10 spend' she looked a bit embarrased at the rant she had in the middle of the aisle lol.
Shall be taking buying some eggs later next week when they will no doubt go down in price again. Have four kiddies to buy for and for hollow chocolate and lots of cardboard it's not cheap for what it is.
Does anyone know which ones would suitable for a child wth a nut allergy?Comping wishlist for 2017
1. Family holiday 2. Christmas presents :rudolf: 3. Fishing stuffThe more you put into life, the more you get out0 -
Savvybunny2009 wrote: »
Does anyone know which ones would suitable for a child wth a nut allergy?
I'm pretty sure all the kinnerton one's are, they are normally the character one's, they come with a special no nut promise.
"Made with the Kinnerton nut safety promise. Free from artificial colours & flavours. Suitable for vegetarians. Hollow milk chocolate egg and 2 milk chocolate bars What is the Kinnerton Nut Safety Promise? We go to extraordinary lengths to try and make our chocolates safe for Nut Allergy Sufferers. No Peanuts, segregated production, dedicated lines that have no nut products and countless other measures for our raw material supplies and staff."MSE- The Glitchhikers guide to the galaxy0 -
robstersgirl wrote: »Noticed today when buying Cadburys Caramel Bunnies at Tesco they are classed on the receipt as "Easter Eggs" meaning you should be able to use the price drop voucher on them, which comes off before multibuy.
Bunnies = 70p each (3 for £1)
Buy 15, subtotal £10.50
Multibuy Discount = £5.50
Price drop voucher = £2.50
Total to pay £2.50 or 16p each (1/2 the offer price)
Tried this and does not work, won't accept coupon as the minimum spend hasn't been reached:(0 -
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Bought sprog a Cadburys creme egg egg complete with 2 creme eggs for just £1 in Asda. The ones with a mug were £3.Illegitimi non carborundum.0
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