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mhoc

silverhairgranny wrote: »

Princes Tuna 4pk all varieties at Asda - £2.00

sainsbury £ 7.59 ( £5.59 dearer then Asda) Blxxdy Hxll
Tesco £4.00:)

So in theory one 4pk bought on Sainsburys plus £15 of non branded stuff should give a £5.59 brand match moc. Or you could play with mys and get a bigger BM

mhoc

annieme wrote: »

Is it ok to ask for a swop if SA hasn't marked receipt with APG does anyone know or done please?

I once returned something and asked for the ammount on a gift card, no problem - she never even asked for the receipt. I hadn't put the rec into the APG machine beforehand.

Forgetful

mhoc wrote: »

So in theory one 4pk bought on Sainsburys plus £15 of non branded stuff should give a £5.59 brand match moc. Or you could play with mys and get a bigger BM

If I remember correctly the BM is max of £10..

Leothecat

SineadG wrote: »

A place called Malin Head in Donegal, but we moved to Leeds when I was 4, I still get home several times a year as it is the most beautiful place and my kids can roam free as we used to do

Sorry to hear your sad news Sinead.
I love Malin Head......northern most point in Ireland, isn't it? Really beautiful....and windy!

Picasso7

couponqueen123 wrote: »

couple odpost back it said the ff dont work hope this helps

mummalove wrote: »

Tried this at 0920 this morning...aiming for it to compare against W but it compared against S! My APG was £6.88 but would have been more as my cravendale I bought as a filler lost me 90p ish...So to answer your question...yes it was working earlier

Rhett wrote: »

I did a shop at 9.50 am and LOB with 2 Fingers worked then. APG £7.02

Thank you so much for these replies to my SOS. CouponQueen, I think that was a reference to three boxes of ff which was working last night, so I took the plunge. (Did look to see if it was showing on msm but I don't quite understand why this glitch works so was still not very certain.) Shame I wasn't sure or I might have done it more than once as there is no Asda near me. But am very grateful to you both, MummaLove and Rhett for confirming it still works -- I don't have to bite my nails for another two hours now! I'll post my shop later.

CookieRaider

Just noticed this
http://www.tesco.com/direct/cyberdeals/?sc_cmp=aff_1018132

bubbs

Nannylala wrote: »

Hello bubbs yes it is so lovely to be spending time with her I really did miss her .Hope you are managing to sort you self out after the horrendous time you have been through. Like you I lost everything in my freezer whilst I was away and have to start replacing it all(good job most of it was whoopsies:rotfl::rotfl:

Yes we are getting on fine thanks, alot more people alot worse off than us.
We just have to powerwash the drive, it was to icey last weekend!
My sister has a spare washing mmachine so we getting that on sat

Picasso7

Miss_Laid wrote: »

I still use my Kenwood Chef I had as a wedding pressie almost 29 years ago, complete with its original (not plastic) bowl, I also had the liquidiser/grater/potato peeler attachments too

My Kenwood Chef overheated and blew its motor last year. It had been going a sterling forty seven years :eek: :eek: -- I remember making fruit cakes with my Mum when I was quite small. It hasn't been used every day or even every week though. It overheated because its little rubber feet had worn down and this reduced the air flow underneath it which is apparently crucial for cooling the motor. I coped for about four hours without it :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:and then bought another identical model (though not so old, judging from the serial number) from ebay. It was very mse because it was collect only, and I was going past anyway, so hardly cost any petrol to pick up. And the seller broke their own bowl just after I bought my 'new' Kenwood so bought my spare one back. (I let them have it for less than I could have sold it on ebay.) The new one ended up costing £20 and my local repair shop took a look at it, adjusted the dial, and handed it back to me to say it was in very good nick. They didn't even charge for that! I can't imagine my kitchen without it!

bubbs

aau,
All the best for tomorrow , you can do it with your brains! :D

princessmelody2009

SineadG wrote: »

Sorry for your bad news, my cousin passed away yesterday she had been ill for a while but was starting to get better, so it was a bit of a shock. She will be buried tomorrow and I feel terrible that I can't go back home to the funeral as flights are nearly £300!

I vaguely remember wathching a tv programme last year where they asked guests of the wedding to bring food or drink instead of gifts, and most people also bought a gift for the couple and donated flowers and decorations to deck the venue

Sorry to hear this SineadG, my nanna passed away January 2010 and I didn't have the money to fly over to Ireland for her funeral so I know how devastated you must feel