11+ Elite Coupon-Crazy Glitching Mega-Bargainhunters. Part II

fourp

lutzi1 wrote: »

I do, and I get some very funny looks when I walk out with a box of food

I was on a gluten free regime for 6 months or so while I was under going tests etc (this was 10 years back) .
I couldn't find anything decent to eat , the bread was no good unless toasted , the supermarkets were hopeless with their selections of gluten free foods etc ....from what I've seen in certain S'Markets they have improved ever so slightly but are still very limited ...did see a nice bottle of gluten free beer at T's the other day tho' .

luckily I wasn't coeliac and resumed a so called normal eating pattern soon after .

lutzi1

QPR10 wrote: »

Try finding glutenfree which is egg free as well I've only found tesco freefrom digestive biscuits so far

If I think of or see anything, I'll let you know. I do have some nice recipes if they're any good to you.

MrsBartolozzi

Just checked in store. Age perfect wipes are scanning at £4.70, so good for jtd.

Miss_Laid

Just stopped for a cuppa and realised I've not eaten all day so decided to have a weetabix, O/H has put the container on the top shelf and I can't reach :mad:

littleladybug

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

http://www.channel4.com/programmes/superscrimpers-waste-not-want-not/articles/mrs-moneypennys-guide-to-car-sharing


Yay i managed to copy the link!

Thanks for the link MrsB!

French_Knickers

Miss_Laid wrote: »

Just stopped for a cuppa and realised I've not eaten all day so decided to have a weetabix, O/H has put the container on the top shelf and I can't reach :mad:

You're not gonna eat a WHOLE weetabix??? :D

lutzi1

fourp wrote: »

I was on a gluten free regime for 6 months or so while I was under going tests etc (this was 10 years back) .
I couldn't find anything decent to eat , the bread was no good unless toasted , the supermarkets were hopeless with their selections of gluten free foods etc ....from what I've seen in certain S'Markets they have improved ever so slightly but are still very limited ...did see a nice bottle of gluten free beer at T's the other day tho' .

luckily I wasn't coeliac and resumed a so called normal eating pattern soon after .

You're right, there's quite a limited amount of stuff we can eat, so lots of the glitches are no good to me unfortunately. The frustrating thing is that, with only a very little tweaking, so many more things would be suitable for us. Are you reading this, Mr T??

I'm glad for you that you didn't have it. Unfortunately our daughter inherited it from me (there's a one in ten chance, we were told), but we got her diagnosed early because we were on the look out for it, thank goodness.

aallank

Miss_Laid wrote: »

Just stopped for a cuppa and realised I've not eaten all day so decided to have a weetabix, O/H has put the container on the top shelf and I can't reach :mad:

not even in your super high heels :D :rotfl::rotfl:

Miss_Laid

French_Knickers wrote: »

You're not gonna eat a WHOLE weetabix??? :D

Some times I have 1 and a half We are talking the weetabix minis yea?

Miss_Laid

aallank wrote: »

not even in your super high heels :D :rotfl::rotfl:

I am indoors no shoes allowed to be worn indoors