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annieme

rebeccalb wrote: »

Not everyone has all the shops near them, so it can save the trouble of them travelling to each shop indivdually.
Also Asda offer difference if they're not 10% cheaper, so good for stuff same price or cheaper in Tesco's.
Whereas Tesco's offer clubcard points, so good for stuff cheaper in Asda.
HTH:)

Thank you so much, it all makes sense now. I'm lucky I have them all near.

Call_of_Trouty

uglybugball wrote: »

OOh my daughter works at Morries , I will ask her to find out for me.
Mind you , I don't want one , don't even know what it is :rotfl:
but I can post on here for those that do.

Baggsy first dibs

:D

Call_of_Trouty

uglybugball wrote: »

Can you tell me what they are please.
I may be able to get one for someone.

You buy xbox live to play games online with or against others.

princessmelody2009

uglybugball wrote: »

Can you tell me what they are please.
I may be able to get one for someone.

Sure it is a card that has a code for the annual (Although in this case 14 months) membership for XBox Live so if you know anyone who likes to play their XBox games with other people via the internet then this is perfect They are normally in the £30-£35 price bracket...

Dizzy_Ditzy

MKS wrote: »

Thanks, QoC. My DS loves meatballs.:T:T:T

They're about £4 for a 1kg bag. There are loads in there

couponqueen123

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

I'm afraid there is too much to say in just a single post and no, it is not just about getting the difference back on our shopping.

Read page 1 of this thread which will give you the gist of what we are doing, then go back 10 pages or so from here and just read, read, read.

If you are prepared to put in the time and effort into reading and contributing to the elite you will find that you will save shed loads of cash in a short space of time and you will never be able to shop the way you currently do ever again.:D:D:D

Enjoy...

you can say that again now , my o/h offten asks when am i doing a normal shop and when can he ask for something lol :eek: as now he has pack lunch of what i get :eek:ot what he wants lol atm hes eating out of date nutragrain as a snack i got them for 15p a box in co-op few weeks back and they only had a weeks date :money:

i find it very hard to buy certain thing now days lol but lukily we will never have to buy washing powder and sofner ever again(unless free):T i think or adleast about 20 years :rotfl::rotfl: when we move we always laugh when we have to lug the washing powder to new house and do it in darkness:o we will be moving soon if i find sumwhere

Dizzy_Ditzy

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

I'm afraid there is too much to say in just a single post and no, it is not just about getting the difference back on our shopping.

Read page 1 of this thread which will give you the gist of what we are doing, then go back 10 pages or so from here and just read, read, read.

If you are prepared to put in the time and effort into reading and contributing to the elite you will find that you will save shed loads of cash in a short space of time and you will never be able to shop the way you currently do ever again.:D:D:D

Enjoy...

You can say that again. I could cry sometimes when I see the amount of money people spend. That used to be me :eek:

jax.26

MKS wrote: »

Thanks, QoC. My DS loves meatballs.:T:T:T

I'll second what QoC says about the Ikea meatballs, they are great tasting.
Also, another great thing about them is they are on tap from the freezer whenever needed.

jax

lutzi1

RootedNomad wrote: »

.... When I mentioned it to one of the suits at the "good" store there, he said it was because they are tasked atm with increasing turnover and footfall, so the savvy manager is interested in getting people through the doors and spending - profits are an issue further down the line.


Waitrose currently have a promo on offering 20% off malts. No idea if their base prices are competitive, but may be worth checking out or looking at in terms of a TPP or APG

Thanks RN for the tip off re Waitrose, I'll have a little look. The first part of your post I've quoted could be a good reason for another wine fest? Here's hoping.

Rosie25

pattylabelle wrote: »

Has anybody come across these in NI today? I haven't been to sada to search but I don't think they will be in westie:(

Has anyone in NI found any triggers? TIA