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How many Easter eggs did you buy?
Mort
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Whilst going through the checkout at Sainsbury's on Saturday a couple at the next line had a dozen Easter eggs on the belt :eek:.
This got me wondering about how many DFW members bought.
Our purchase this year was 2 and if I can figure it out there may be a poll attached.
This got me wondering about how many DFW members bought.
Our purchase this year was 2 and if I can figure it out there may be a poll attached.
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How many Easter eggs did you buy 89 votes
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2Two from Sainsburys on special offer at £1 each. Cadburys Flake for daughter and Cadburys Caramel for granddaughter.
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9 or moreI gave up chocolate for lent so I got a load to make up for it plus some for my OH. I think it was about 9 total.
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NoneNone here, me and OH just bought a bar of chocolate for each other as we enjoy it more and it's cheaper. Step kids are away with their mother over easter so we haven't got any for them yet, will see if we can maybe pick up a bargain tomorrow or we'll just get them their favourite chocolate instead. They're not really big into being spoilt for easter so it's not a big deal if they don't get an egg, they'll appreciate whatever we do for them just as much.0
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NoneNone hee.
My mum and sister bought the kids their easter eggs this year, so i didnt have to bother!0 -
1We bought one between the two of us, that's all folks. A dozen! How mad.Start info Dec11 :eek:
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NoneNone yet, although my bf bought me a lovely Thorntons one.
:D Oh well...
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NoneI got my kids clothes. They've still ended up with about 20 eggs from other people, as well as clothes and toys from family, so they didn't miss out! I usually get friend's kids some eggs, but we just regifted some of ours as we had so many!0
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3only bought 3 at £1 from sainsbury's .. kids got 2 each from relations and hardly looked at them0
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3For the 1st time in yrs it felt great just being able to buy my parents an easter egg for a change - (remembering past easters I'd been totally not in a position due to being so bad then with money so the achivement was way better then any chocolate! :j) I did an offer at Sainsburys:EasterBun though I did leave it till Good Friday when it looked like the choice in my nearest town had definately scaled down!!!!
I also brought myself a minnie mouse one - only cause it came with a cute mug to (not bad for £3 and there will always be a use for mugs I figured!) and the choc damage was kept minimal!!!0 -
1I bought my Little Man one today reduced to half price as felt guilty he hadn't had any! (He did get a small toy yesterday, I'm not a complete scrooge LOL)
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