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TrulyMadly wrote: »

Must say a huge thank you to Savvybuyer for the very long and comprehensive answer to my cheese question:)

I might just have to print that one out:)

Morning.
It looks like the mix & match cheese (if you buy a total of 4) will be far better due to the 'cheapest item free' thing. So, while we grit our teeth at T that we can't get any Munch Bunches on the diary voucher shop, we should also thank them that they've made it 'cheapest' free.

Buy
1x Lake District Extra Mature (350g) (purple)
3x Lake District Mild Cheese (350g) (yellow)
plus 6 fillers (one of which is the bag reuse)

You should get 2 of the 'cheaper' cheeses free, i.e. 2 of the Mild Cheese. System should still recognise 4.29+3.49+3.49+3.49 as being over the £12 needed, but you pay 4.29+3.49 for the cheeses. And then the more expensive Extra Mature refunds 1.29 (not 89p) on the T PP as the price for one of those at A is £3.

I like it when the cheaper cheeses are non-comparable and the more expensive cheese is cheaper at a rival.

The Mild Cheese isn't showing for me on tosco.com (although it's on MSM), so if you can't find it in T then get the 1x Lake District Extra Mature 350g (purple) and 3x Lake District Mature 350g (orangey/red) - £4.29 plus 3x £3.99, although you pay £4.29 + £3.99 = £8.28.

Perhaps the yellow packet Lake District Mild Cheese 350g will be avail. in T but might glitch if it's not on tosco.com (might the price come out lower?) - but £4.29 + three times whatever it is may still total over £12 to give you the £3 diary off.

Best to buy the value batter mix (7p) and 4 other cheap value fillers, plus bag reuse, if you're trying not to pay more than the £1.29 back into order to get it. I did come on here (after I'd said goodbye last night) to try to post an afterthought I had that the Extra Mature and the 3 of the other would be better thanks to the 'cheapest item free', but the post didn't post - I copied and pasted it but it still didn't go on, then I left to try to refresh but my copied text was then lost.

If you bear with me (perhaps up to just over an hour) I'll try to get items that are cheapest at T and N/A for A for some fillers (but the value batter, custard, sage &onion, and one more and bag reuse, even though same price as A and therefore technically you lose the (small) 10% seem best, unless you need the other items I'll hopefully post, you're still getting £3 off plus (hopefully) £1.29 on the PP. But no munch bunch.)

bubbs

Morning folks
Hope everyone is ok
Well im pleased to report WE HAVE SUN NO RAIN :T:T:T:T

wackynut

LANGO1966 wrote: »

kezbratt wrote: »

Hi,
tried on ipad, still the same result.

Did you try on a freshly installed A's app.
I had this problem once and I installed the app and it worked fine. Now I just uninstall and then reinstall now and again.

gocat

Money_Doctor wrote: »

Beers are currently 3 cases for £24 so you could stock up there, if you have a young child nappies and creams soon rack the amount up, I purchased only these products yesterday just to get the coupon

Thanks but no bubbers or beer drinkers here. Got a hubby that drinks rose wine like its going out of fashion though :eek:

TrulyMadly

LANGO1966 wrote: »

Hi,
didnt notice pop up.
Another person has told me it will reset to full amount when the next month comes around, hope this is right.

Hate to tell you but this happened to me and I tried the following month but it still didn't work and believe me I tried everything:eek:

I lost about a tenner:eek:
I think that the data is somehow "set" when you initially input the receipt

nikkilala_2

bubbs wrote: »

Morning folks
Hope everyone is ok
Well im pleased to report WE HAVE SUN NO RAIN :T:T:T:T

Brilliant:T:T:T:T

TrulyMadly

Rhett wrote: »

WOW!! That's fantastic Sally06

And the cat looks so realistic too!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

So funny Rhett but well done Sally.
What does keep in his little bag?:)

Savvybuyer

Print my post no. 2416 rather than the earlier one. If this works on the 1x Extra and 3x Mild, if the Mild is 3.49 each in T, it should work out as £4.29+£3.49 = £7.78 minus £3 and £1.29 = £3.49 divided by 4 = just over 87p per block of cheese. Now that's more like it. Except you have to deduct the amount you have to pay for the 5 fillers. Don't forget to ensure bag reuse is on the receipt.

nearly-new

LANGO1966 wrote: »

Hi,
didnt notice pop up.
Another person has told me it will reset to full amount when the next month comes around, hope this is right.

:A
Can some one advise if the limit is per e-mail address or the household address. 4 email accounts used for 1 houshold, does this give 4x10 apgs or only 10 apg's. Would really appreciate the help.
:j

elainemn

Morning everyone. Just seen this on newspaper thread. Thanks to omiszom1984

Mail on Sunday

p 46 (almost missed this offer - Thanks to janicerobson1 for reminder!)
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Managed to book 4 free tickets for next Sunday.