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The 11+ thread; where all are welcome, but be prepared for some serious money saving!
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French_Knickers wrote: »One mug of rosie lee comin up!
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Thank you, make sure its very weak and only skimmed milk0 -
Good morning everyone. Nice and sunny here today, so off plant some plants in my garden shortly, before it starts bucketing down.I got drenched going to work
came out and it's sunny :mad: still is.
Glad i live top o th'hill when its persisting it down.
Think someones passed lurgy bug onto me i have a sore throat and feel ill but hey ho folk worse than me and i will be ok.
Going to work via Tesco will go and get mum some sausages it's easier and quicker than explaining to her how to get them freeGood morning!
Sunny in Manchester again?!? :eek:
Although there seems to be some menacing grey clouds hanging over a few Tesco stores.
:cool::D:cool:The following items will help bulk up your shop in a cheap and efficient manner when using Tesco's new Price Promise? What Price Promise?
For those who don't know, Tesco have recently moved their goal posts re: Price Check/Price Promise. Your shop must now contain at least 1 comparable grocery product and at least 8 different items in total.
So if you're targeting a small JTD shop, then here are some cheap and cheerful items to bulk up your shop.
When did we start doing this again ^?
Sorry, didn't mean to pick on just the 2 of you, there were loads of others.A clinically depressed person with a sleep condition. I'm in my own little world, but it's ok the people like me here
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An example of why Tesco makes me :mad:
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/ProductBuylist/default.aspx?id=L00005940&icid
There is no way that the peaches and nectarines were worth £3.39 before. :mad:
£1 should be the normal price!
You can get the same things from Aldi for 69p:
http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/product_range/4862.htm
Tesco conning people to think they've come across a deal.
:eek::mad::mad::mad::mad::eek::grouphug:Official MSE canny forumite and HUKD VIP badge member
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French_Knickers wrote: »Nooo, not a glitch but my store had loads of damaged cases and decided to whoopsie it all so got quite a few cases. An example was 24 cans of stella for £7.50.
Managed to buy £40 worth and use a 6 off 40 tillspit too
I do need to throw myself back onto my wagon though as the beer is not helping my 'diet' at all.
Ah that explains it. I did something similar other month with John Smiths 10s £4.50 got 9 packs and used same till split as you. Less than £4 for 10 cans pleased Mr TS even though he prefers proper ales.
Just eating a lovely whoopsied lunch Ts Finest Scottish Gravadlax and panini (whoppsied too of course). Approx cost 18p and I've used half the pack. The 3 for £10 and 2 for £7 is over a bigger variety than normal fish and meat so got lamb chops, trout fillets and the gravadlax £1 a pack and the £2 multibuy kicked in. :T
Also can confirm the multibuy on the BBQ meat is still working now the offer has changed to 2 for £6/3 for £8 paid 14p for 3 packs. Need these sorts of offers at the moment as my local has stopped 90% final reductions and only doing 70/75% lately.0 -
hi all
am ordering a bag from funkyfish :whistle:
has anyone else? and if so is there any codes around for free del please?0 -
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Also can confirm the multibuy on the BBQ meat is still working now the offer has changed to 2 for £6/3 for £8 paid 14p for 3 packs. Need these sorts of offers at the moment as my local has stopped 90% final reductions and only doing 70/75% lately
Last night in my local extra the whoopsies were 'only' reduced to 75% instead of 90%. A 12 pack of lamb chops were £3.05, expensive for whoopsies but still cheap compared to normal price. Also bought some BBQ meat kebabs and multi buy discount kicked in. Bedding plants were reduced to 45p a tray, needed a good watering so left them outside overnight..:):)Born to glitch0 -
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