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Shortfatscotsbloke

durham05 wrote: »

Also introduced a new friend to he ff, but this has its down side as they are all buying, and when I go to my nearest there is no fingers.
Went to sp,nnym,,r the other day and they have a poster thin on he wall stating how much people had saved with apg when I went a few months ago it was £180 that week, when in here this week customers had saved £880? Is so that some1 local and they mustbb dong his big style.

I used to do this but stopped when I realised that I now had competition in my area. Now, I only tell friends of mine who commute to my town and am happy to see them cleaning out their own stores, not touching my patch!!:):)

tbw

The thread ticks away happily for a week or two with everyone getting along and very little in the way of arguments - and then up pops someone that has been MIA for a while ( I actually thought they had been banned) and it all starts to go pie shaped again. Coincidence or what ?

Lets not give Redfox any more grief.

chardonnay_2

Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £9.95:

Why £9.95?

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4 items (3 different) on your bill qualify for comparisonWaitrose+£8.87 0.14 x ASDA Bananas by Weight (100g)£0.09N/A0.12 x ASDA Red Onions by Weight (100g)£0.11£0.101 x ASDA Smartprice Mixed Weight Eggs (15)£1.50N/A1 x ASDA Smartprice Chicken Flavour Instant Noodles (6...£0.11N/A1 x ASDA Smartprice Instant Noodles Curry (65g)£0.11N/A1 x ASDA Smartprice Air Freshener (300ml)£0.29N/A2 x Cadbury Fabulous Fingers (3x110g)£14.00£6.981 x Green & Black's Organic Dark & Milk Miniature Bars...£5.50£3.664 x ASDA Chosen by You Orange Crush Zero Sugar (2L)£2.00N/A1 x ASDA Smartprice Pasta & Sauce Cheese & Broccoli (1...£0.44N/A1 x ASDA 1% Fat Milk 4 Pints (2.27L)£1.00N/A1 x ASDA Smartprice Sliced Carrots in Water (300g)£0.20N/A Comparison total (compared products only)£19.61£10.74

suppysavvymoi

Auntycaz wrote: »

Which shop does this compare to? Thank you.

Im sure this has already been answered (im way behind) but it compared to wait the pralines just appear N/A, but if no G&B its a nice alternative hth:)

rose28454

OH and I went to London yesterday to drop off my Dad's car to our son. It an oldish Renault Megane and he left it to my son when he died last year. So as we usually visit him by train or bus we used it as an excuse to load it up with goodies. We took Aerial liquitabs, Aerial stain spray and powder, Finish, comfort, beanz, Finest wine, Value noodles, paracetomol, plasters, Bottle green drinks, Finish dishwasher cleaner, porridge, deodorant, shower gel, etc. On the way home on the coach I did aq few sums in my head and reckoned they had about £120.00 worth of stuff. Oh I forgot FF X 2, 4 Organic salmon steaks ( 40P), and a few WW meals. They were thrilled but it did not actually make that much of a dent in my stash.
Then had a horrenduous journey home by National Express. Firstly at Victoria there was a row on the coach as the driver confiscated someone's sushi as she said it smelt. The inspector had to come on to calm things down. Then almost as soon as we left a couple of people complained it was too hot so when she stopped at Heathrow she turned it down .Then about 30 mins later someone came to front of coach in his vest complaining about the heat again so she pulled over and fiddled with the controls again. 20 mins later and someone else complained so she stopped again and got out and turned something off on the engine. Then we froze for another 30 mins and some girl came to front complaining she was cold. So the driver said shall I pull over again. So before anyone else spoke I stood up and said no very loudly and said why dont we just get on. A few people made a few remarks and I just said " Well no one asked me if I was too hot earlier on and now although I am cold I want to get home. When we stopped in Bath we moved seats nearer the front and she switched on the heating again. We also had a chap by us who had his personal stereo really loud and OH had to ask him to turn it down. To be fair he did and when we were dreezing he leaned over and offered me his gloves. Was really glad to get home.

DeeDee74

ma-ri-ella wrote: »

Waitrose+£6.22 2 x ASDA Lemons Loose£0.54£0.68

1 x ASDA Shades Best Ever Toilet Tissue White - 220 Sh...
£7.20N/A
2 x Cadbury Fabulous Fingers (3x110g)
£12.60£6.98
1 x Warburtons Toastie Thick Sliced White Bread (800g)
£0.90£1.45
1 x Barratt Flumps Mallow Twists
£0.09N/A
1 x Green & Black's Organic Dark & Milk Miniature Bars...
£4.95£3.66
1 x Haribo Tangfastics Mini
£0.09N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant White Mice Bar (15g)
£0.09N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Giant Rainbow Buttons Bar (15g)
£0.09N/A Comparison total (compared products only)£18.99*£12.77* Please note a colleague discount of 10% has been included for each individual ASDA Price. voucher back for 7.50

I thought ff where 14 in w?

durham05

Euro huggies coupons going in recycle bin.

redfox

tbw wrote: »

The thread ticks away happily for a week or two with everyone getting along and very little in the way of arguments - and then up pops someone that has been MIA for a while ( I actually thought they had been banned) and it all starts to go pie shaped again. Coincidence or what ?

Lets not give Redfox any more grief.

Guys, can I just point you back to this post as a reminder to keep the thread clear of arguments.

gocat

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

I wish my sweetie stash was small enough to fit into 50 FF tins but unfortunately not. I have enough tangfastics, flumps, giant mice, giant buttons, sp batter mixes, sp noodles and sp scourers to fill a small country. :D

However, I recently came across a small scam where everyone wins (apart from WW). SA permitting, you 'buy' 6 WW meals (using your £2.99 vouchers) + fillers, end cost to you (if you get enough different flavours of ww) is around 40p. You get an APG for just over £3 and you give the meals to a local homeless hostel.

This way you are helping out the unfortunate homeless people in your area and you get a 3 quid apg for your trouble to pay for your time, petrol costs and a very real risk of getting trouted!

The way I look at it, the food is better off filling the bellies of the needy, rather than the coffers of the large companies like WW.

Try it, if enough people do then the UK's homeless will have a much better Christmas than they ever thought possible.

Voucher expires 31/12/12.

Lovely idea, but I cant seem to find any of the WW select meals in my local Sada or T

TrulyMadly

Hello to all the Northeasterners on the thread this evening:)

Especially David and Dexter with his magic powers:p