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tbw

Damoc wrote: »

Just had a quick glimpse of the coupons, as i've managed to get hold of an ellusive foodie booklet.

They are both one use only per customer? Does this mean clubcard is requested with use and any further attempts under same CC won't go through?

Just curious what happens if someone like my mum with no CC decides to try and use one? For no particular reason..

It will scan happily - one for every £10 Finest stuff( the CA is unlikely to read the small print). Club cards are not necessary.

Imdebtfree

Good luck to aau tomorrow. My oh is doing CIMA but stuck on top one so had this last six months off studying. Back to it in new year.

Tried every t in locality for real food mag but no joy. Desperate for any mocs been ages since I've used any. (Well since Heinz finished).

Got m&s goodies today so present wrapping tonight while oh out watching his boys carol singing. As usual because of ex I'm not allowed. Only 2 tickets per family and she doesn't let me go to any events.

Ff's calling with cuppa

tbw

pattylabelle wrote: »

The Tesco finest party nibbles selection things are fab at £2 each. They are even better if you buy 5 (£10) and use 2 finest coupons(£4). It fed four people:)- loads of calories but we will think about that later:D All for total spend£6.


Thanks to OP today who suggested them today.

How did you get 2 coupons through ? I thought it was 1 per £10 ?

Saversue

Just got invited to test the Colgate electric toothbrush from Buzz - thought I wasn't getting an invite. Check your emails quickly.

Picasso7

couponqueen123 wrote: »

im now confused ton whats working is there a list some one can point me to ?:rotfl:please thankyou

Don't know about a list of triggers, but 2 boxes of ff work with a trigger and the LOB is one as the Ferrero Raffaello (212g) £4.00 (thanks to Leothecat).

silvercar

Saversue wrote: »

Just got invited to test the Colgate electric toothbrush from Buzz - thought I wasn't getting an invite. Check your emails quickly.

I think they were doing invites in batches depending what tooth brush they are giving you. I was given the A1500, other appear to have the C900. WHat have they offered you?

rusty_frog

rose28454 wrote: »

I.......... But I also remember going sledging at 11.00 p.m. in the moonlight and seeing foxes watching us!!

I am sure i used to do different things under the moonlight at
11-00pm!

Enterprise_1701C

Laura_Cello wrote: »

still catching up (and quite far behind!)

We have a loo that was built onto the front of our house, and never insulated... today it registered 8.3º brr. :eek::eek:

In our bathroom, which is insulated, it was 9.6C at 5:30 this morning :eek:

Picasso7

fairclaire wrote: »

That's amazing! I didn't know they'd been around that long. My OH has had a look at mine and reckons its beyond repair:( . I will have to buy a cheese grater now :rotfl:Ive never owned one! I always just chucked in the processor.

Good idea looking for an second hand older model, I might do that. Not just to save money(although that helps) but because I want one just like what I had:o

Be aware that the Kenwood Chef is not a processor though, imho, it is miles better. The only thing I use my processor for is to scrunch large quantities of soup. The Chef wins hands down on everything else. And the old ones are cast iron and very strong. There is at least one thread here, I think, which is about the Chef (may be wrong) but if you Google you can find all sorts of information.

For grating cheese I use an old grater which sticks to the worktop with suction which Mum gave me when I went to university! It may have to be retired at some stage since the metal drums don't seem to like my relatively newly acquired dishwasher. But grating cheese in the food processor seems to generate too much washing up/bulky things in the dishwasher. How do other people grate cheese?! I've not tried Delia's cheat mini processor for that. Does it work?

pattylabelle

tbw wrote: »

How did you get 2 coupons through ? I thought it was 1 per £10 ?

Well ya see the little party things were £4 each full price so I think the till reads that you have bought 5 times £4 but you have bought 5 times £2(at their half price).

Am I making sense?:)