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Tinyshoes

nikkilala wrote: »

Tiny Why couldnt you be nearer I could swap you some comfort for some pukka pads, going rate is about 2 bottles for 1 pad:rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

You will have to visit Weymouth via Poole.

(that's if you still have folks that way. )

Sounds like a good rate of exchange to me, what would it cost me in TPOs?

Tinyshoes

I am being called to be taxi, back later.

josie

I noticed this on Saturday, so apologies for not posting sooner, but didn't realise quite how much of a bargain it was until today.

Nescafe Gold Blend Decaff 100g is reduced to £1.50. I bought one on Sat and it just had a yellow SEL saying price drop and I thought, oh that's quite a good deal. I went back today to get some more thinking I'd stock up and someone's has messed up as it should be Tesco Own Brand Decaff Gold Label which is down from £1.80 to £1.50 - big poster hanging down from the ceiling with it on.

I thought, oh no, I've missed getting some more as white label back on the Nescafe GB Decaff saying £3.68. I thought, I'll just check it on the scanner in case & bingo - still coming up at £1.50! Anyway, nice coffee, plus it's decaff, so healthier and with a £2.18 saving over the normal price - suspect it'll revert to full price tomorrow though.

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/#/shopping/findproducts.aspx?query=nescafe god blend de caff%20instant%20coffee%20100g

LadyLeenie

toni_ wrote: »

ok ill be round about half 10ish, going round nan b's for dinner after

Going round your Nan`s for dinner :think:
What`s wrong with your Mummies cooking :wall::rotfl:

Mistic

AMMat158 wrote: »

Wasn't the Lurpak on a multibuy of 2 for £2....that one worked fine

Good point. We will find out I suppose

nikkilala_2

Tinyshoes wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

You will have to visit Weymouth via Poole.

(that's if you still have folks that way. )

Sounds like a good rate of exchange to me, what would it cost me in TPOs?

No I don't need those:eek::eek::eek:I've literally had to lock mine away, I can't stop eating the flipping things:o

josie wrote: »

I noticed this on Saturday, so apologies for not posting sooner, but didn't realise quite how much of a bargain it was until today.

Nescafe Gold Blend Decaff 100g is reduced to £1.50. I bought one on Sat and it just had a yellow SEL saying price drop and I thought, oh that's quite a good deal. I went back today to get some more thinking I'd stock up and someone's has messed up as it should be Tesco Own Brand Decaff Gold Label which is down from £1.80 to £1.50 - big poster hanging down from the ceiling with it on.

I thought, oh no, I've missed getting some more as white label back on the Nescafe GB Decaff saying £3.68. I thought, I'll just check it on the scanner in case & bingo - still coming up at £1.50! Anyway, nice coffee, plus it's decaff, so healthier and with a £2.18 saving over the normal price - suspect it'll revert to full price tomorrow though.

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/#/shopping/findproducts.aspx?query=nescafe%20god%20blend%20de caff%20instant%20coffee%20100g

Thanks Josie, just off to T's again so will check this out:T

jumblejack

lovingtescoforever wrote: »

plus they're only £1 a pack in Asda last time I looked :T

You are right. £1 JTD voucher back too making them 50p each after the multibuy, coupon and JTD!:T

emmlouie

Hi everyone.

76Rosie-thank you for info on Clear chemist, managed to get 12 boxes of hayfever tablets for the amount i normally pay for 1 box:D

Scarlini wrote: »

Happy birthday QueenofCheap

It's taken me days to catch up that long that I missed the battery glitch, gutted because I bought 2 packs that day if only I had bought 4.
Surprised at how many people came out of the woodwork at the weekend and seem to have slid back in now.
Thanks to everyone posting about eczema and the creams available including sun cream, dd has just been prescribed doublebase cream and seems to be working also the nurse said porridge oats put in some old tights and swirled round the bath is good for the skin so am going to try this.

I have 2 unopened boxes of Aveeno Oatmeal bath powder under my stairs that i can't use;)

mymerrywidow wrote: »

what colour should the bread flour coupons be? i printed some last week and they were pink. on a different printer they have come out yellow :eek:

mine come out pink

west_is_best wrote: »

trust me, Im hopeless at finding deals, but Im still here posting most days... So dont not post even if you havent found a deal... Its the community spirit... its like having a virtual family!!!!!!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Has anyone noticed on HUKD someone's posted a 4 on a page pdf of the bread coupon, Ive done it on word but mine doesnt scan.. Might be worth seeing if this one does... ;)

i managed to put 4 coupons on a page using open office and they scan fine in T's

zippydooda

Decay wrote: »

No it was for coupons :eek:

can you give me a clue where to find this zippy bloke/woman:mad:
back soon, off to take the jack russells out

lovingtescoforever

jumblejack wrote: »

You are right. £1 JTD voucher back too making them 50p each after the multibuy, coupon and JTD!:T

:beer:

FloFlo wrote: »

I haven't had a chance to make the most of the price check against Asda, would anyone care to help me understand how to maximise it.

My problem is if I buy this with a normal shop it ends up comparing all and I get nowt back.:o

Yeah, just have a separate transaction for Just the difference products :T that's what I do. Drives the SA's mad but worth it in the end. Oh and always double check the Asda and Tesco website on the day. Just in case they pull a fast one and alter prices