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lutzi1 wrote: »

Hi streetlights, Approved Food is a company who sell overstocks/ bankruptcy stocks, OOD sel etc food and drink and one or two other items (approvedfood.co.uk). Some things are approaching or past their sell by date, but plenty of them aren't if that concerns you.

They have some stunning bargains, it's just a matter of what they have in stock at any given time. I've recently been buying bottles of fruit juice for the barbecue season at very reasonable prices, and I've had tremendous bargains in things like olive oil, tins of tuna and sachets of Heinz sauces in the past. Do have a look. Delivery is usually £5.25 for up to 25kg, though they do have free delivery promotions from time to time.

Edit: See you beat me to it MMW.

thanks for letting me know I love finding new things. Word of mouth is fab.

streetlights

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Ooh didn't know we were voting. I vote meatballs and pasta. Do you think QoC will wait until everyones votes are in.

Who is volunteering to do the list. :rotfl:

I vote meatballs and pasta too.

Tinyshoes

streetlights wrote: »

I vote meatballs and pasta too.

She might have to cook both if it's a draw. :rotfl:Hope she is hungry.

zippydooda

naebbirac wrote: »

testing
edit yesssss did it. Thanks to hc's instruction post on first page:j
this is 'our' beach, where we spend lots of happy, quiet hours. I have a few more pics if anyone would like to see them?

i want to be on that beach;) OOH i wonder why pic is not showing

auto.armadillo

streetlights wrote: »

Hi sis I'm good, how are you? I've been out on lovely walk and just making tea, of course the meat and potatoes are whoopsies. Tragically not the cheapest meal I have made. I'm going to look at approved food have you ever heard of it before.

I've seen itmentioned on here a few times but never had a look-let me know if there's owt good I managed to get just over 20 packs of the socks so after dad has had a look and had what he wants they are all yours with you and mr streetlights being big on walking:beer:

Dizzy_Ditzy

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Ooh didn't know we were voting. I vote meatballs and pasta. Do you think QoC will wait until everyones votes are in.

Who is volunteering to do the list. :rotfl:

streetlights wrote: »

I vote meatballs and pasta too.

i was going pie and mash but seeing the meatball word has put me back at square one again lol! It will be meatballs tomorrow

Pie and mash it is. For the first time in months and months and months i am having instant mash

Just gotta haul my larger than it should be backside up the stairs to get a pie out of the freezer *sigh*

And yes, there will be proper, thick gravy :j

dcon_blue

forestroxydog wrote: »

Is the ink in Extra stores as never seen it?
does it look like a large pot of paint like the kids have?

No I got it from my regular 'superstore'.

I got black refill kit (£4.47) and a colour kit (£6.97). Each has 3 small bottles of ink and a 4th bottle of cleaning fluid, along with a syringe and a few rubber stoppers (not sure what these were for).

According to packing it does up to 6 refills ... not bad £11.43 = less than £2 a pop!

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/search/default.aspx?searchBox=ink%20refill

Naebbirac

zippydooda wrote: »

i want to be on that beach;) OOH i wonder why pic is not showing

You can be on Saturday:p:D:D:D

Enterprise_1701C

mymerrywidow wrote: »

i didnt want want to read this post.i have reoccuring ostiomilistus in my bone, and am having my toe chopped off soon i am hoping for day surgery though, even just local anestic, maybe that is hoping to much though.

Every time it recurred they threatened to amputate his foot :eek: We're rather fortunate that it recurred now because 4/5 years ago they could not have done this surgery.

The amazing thing is they did it with a light sedative and an epidural, and they kept the epidural going for 3 days after the op somehow numbing the top of one leg and the bottom of the other!! It would have been going for longer but the tube broke!!

forestroxydog

dcon_blue wrote: »

No I got it from my regular 'superstore'.

I got black refill kit (£4.47) and a colour kit (£6.97). Each has 3 small bottles of ink and a 4th bottle of cleaning fluid, along with a syringe and a few rubber stoppers (not sure what these were for).

According to packing it does up to 6 refills ... not bad £11.43 = less than £2 a pop!

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/search/default.aspx?searchBox=ink%20refill

Thank you this looks like it will save a lot of money.
I bet it is very messy though?
Is there instructions with the kits?
x Thanks for your help x