Baileys watch 2012!

TravellingAbuela

DCFC79 wrote: »

Might see if i can make my own baileys.

I used to have a recipe for Baileys but it disappeared. The only problem was that, because it contained fresh cream, it had to be kept in the fridge and drunk relatively quickly. But, there again, perhaps it wasn't such a problem as it was so delicious!!

Squirreler

How funny, I've not logged in to the forums for a couple of years but came by today to see if anyone had sniffed out any Baileys Christmas special offers, and I find a whole thread full of Baileys fans!

:beer:

prettyflamingo

Squirreler wrote: »

How funny, I've not logged in to the forums for a couple of years but came by today to see if anyone had sniffed out any Baileys Christmas special offers, and I find a whole thread full of Baileys fans!

:beer:

Hi! good to add as many people on the hunt as possible! ive checked T and M so far this week and theyre both selling baileys for £15 still. there must be a cheaper price soon, havent been in an A yet this week.

Need2bthrifty

I'm on the lookout as well - will check out Sainsbobs and Mr A tomorrow when I do my shop.

I've tried the home made stuff - found a recipe on this forum somewhere cant remember but probably on the OS thread somewhere - but have to say not a patch on the real stuff nor the cheaper @ldi/L!dl alternatives.

curlygirl1971

Thanks for the thread I'm on the look out as well -sadly not for myself but for a pressie. Might get some of that Sainsbury substitute in for Xmas though

How abou a b-52?.......Baileys, Tia Maria (or Kahlua) and Grand Marnia. Yum yum. Brings back fond memories of a girls hol in Greece
:cool:

(Am also looking out for sherry offers too......)

DCFC79

Although its not the real thing Sainsburys own version of Baileys is £9.

DCFC79

TravellingAbuela wrote: »

I used to have a recipe for Baileys but it disappeared. The only problem was that, because it contained fresh cream, it had to be kept in the fridge and drunk relatively quickly. But, there again, perhaps it wasn't such a problem as it was so delicious!!

Yes the recipes ive found list cream, makes sense it needs to be drunk quickly.

Need2bthrifty

DCFC79 wrote: »

Yes the recipes ive found list cream, makes sense it needs to be drunk quickly.

There is a recipe somewhere on the forum, sorry cant remember where but may be in one of the Old Style Christmas related threads. It used evaporated and condensed milk - I tried it but found the condensed milk sank to the bottom.

Lugh_Chronain

Costcutter's are currently selling Baileys Irish Cream 70cl for £8.99 (£1.28/100ml).

Cheapest I've seen these is at Waitrose for £11.

prettyflamingo

well ive been to A today and still at £15. im really hoping that mr T reduces it before my £6 off £40 shop voucher runs out!!