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eightieschick88

Wool27 wrote: »

Ahhh, ive eaten 4 tins of fingers this week. All i got and am on second lindt bar! I hide it all in laundry cupboard. Kids an oh never venture in there! Shhhhhh.

I've found that one bar of G&B choc fits nicely in my mouth and melts quietly while I go about doing stuff around the house. The paper is so easy to take off and doesn't make a noise so no one is any the wiser :rotfl:

Auntycaz

Miss_Laid wrote: »

It will be a pork pie cake

Sorry, forgot it had to be Pork pie cake for a wedding.

pk04

HappyClappy wrote: »

I don't still get it. But I'm reading up all about it. I don't see the point in getting something in Tesco when you can get it cheaper in Asda. Even though you get the difference back in a Price Promise, why not just go to Asda in the first place? Why bother? It doesn't make sense. Unless i'm missin something?

That was what I was asking about in my original post and I was told it was just as easy to go to adsa. I was just confirming my thinking out loud

Miss_Laid

carolt2 wrote: »

I am trying to think of the cake you suggested for Leenie?

That was not a pork pie cake as well was it?:)

It was one of my master ideas

savingbabs

Auntycaz wrote: »

What do these booklets look like? I haven't seen any in my local. Thank you.

They were small red ones which folded out with about 6 different coupons in. They were doing a demo of roast potatoes and had them all over the stand, I know a few people mentioned them on here. I happened to pick up a 'few'

Auntycaz

pk04 wrote: »

That was what I was asking about in my original post and I was told it was just as easy to go to adsa. I was just confirming my thinking out loud

I did a price promise shop in T's the other day as I had some Lenor vouchers which could only be used in T's but Lenor was cheaper in A's. Also a game my daughter wanted was only available in T's but I was able to use an A's £5 off a £40 shop voucher.
Some people do a price promise shop if they don't have an A's near them, but want to take advantage of A's offers.

Thanks savingbabs.

mimi1234

Evening lovelies. I decided to go to Sada for some unknown reason today. There were no choclits that would have worked, so decided to take a punt and got 2 x FF and 1 x Lizzie Shaw Crisp knowing fully well it would not work, and it didn't. Doh! Think I am going to stop with the choclits for now unless they are handing them out for free. I have so many tins of FF and just looking at them makes me want to throw up. Boohoo!

Hope you have all had a good day with your glitches and shopping and what not. Have a lovely evening all x x x

savingbabs

pk04 wrote: »

That was what I was asking about in my original post and I was told it was just as easy to go to adsa. I was just confirming my thinking out loud

Have to remember that some people don't have a convenient A. My DD and my mum live in different east coast towns - 40 miles to nearest A, T on the doorsteps

x_Bunny_x

Sairbear wrote: »

Why o why do I always rush off to tosco at the slightest sniff of a bargain - they never have any of them round here :-( no window mop thing. Glenfiddich was full price, no cheap baby annabels.
Chavsda on the other hand have everything!!!! Carling (a while ago) chocolates, Sally, eyeshadows............etc
Must remember not to bother with tosco!!!
Thank you for the heads up on the pearl de lait yogurts and cheese dairy coupon post - done both and a success!

chavsda?. my freinds worked it out, that if a supermarket is near a housing estate there is less whoopsies to be had, as everyone gets them but if its a asda you need a car to get to, and not near hosues then people are a little posher....... because they can afford a car i think, guess which catergory i am yes car less

also we have a karcher window vac, its good if you get condensation on the windows of your house like us, we used to use a cloth but it used to not work well, and be soggy, so i'd buy one of you get condensation i love it, windows have never been so wet free

ps please excuse spelling mistakes i cant spell tonight :cool:

altojack

frequent wrote: »

Just went to look for 30p asda sp milk chocie that compares 30p to sains.

Stinking, hijacking, chocholic kids got there first

May have been me I got some bars today

eightieschick88 wrote: »

I've found that one bar of G&B choc fits nicely in my mouth and melts quietly while I go about doing stuff around the house. The paper is so easy to take off and doesn't make a noise so no one is any the wiser :rotfl:

I've not opened mine yet but sounds good to me could eat it whilst DH watching footie :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

HappyClappy wrote: »

I just don't for the life of me understand why people are being a bit ignorant (shall we say towards Savvy tonight). His posts make more sense to me than 99.9 per cent of all other posts here. He reaches the parts that other beers can't. So why all the negativity? I just don't get it? Or am I missing something? From what I can see, he is explaining it all in detail. ???? Confused.com.

And here is me thinking that you had said earlier that you couldn't get your head around this thread silly me :cool: