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TrulyMadly

I know I'll not sleep tonight.....

There's so many possibilities:)


And probably so little time:o

FloFlo

Chrisv wrote: »

Both tins orange top, blue bottom.
Hydrating - b/c 073221
Cooling - b/c 073245

I got these (orange cooling one) in one store but in another store it had the same SEL and offer only difference seemed to be the design of the tin. I didn't have the other one on me to check the barcode, I should have written the barcode down.

pattylabelle

Spiralling is a lovely lady folks- take it from me. Smiley and helpful.

wackynut

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I've seen two shops on here today with the 1 pint milk in, so I've cracked...!!!..

It always amazes me that people buy the 1 pint milk (even on a comparison shop) when the 4 pint milk (even more so the Sada 1% version vs S, no restrictions, or now vs T in 3s) works out far cheaper. Or, better, even the Cravendale when it is glitching. Perhaps people don't get through as much milk as my household, but I can't understand paying 49p (or even 49p less about 5p in 10% comparison) for 1 pint when four pints straight off the shelf is £1 (or less if you hold a store discount card or buy more carefully).

Semi-rant over (I wasn't really angry at all, just forced to post by the two different shops with it in).

If I am doing several comparison shops, I buy 1 pint on each shop as one of my fillers.

TrulyMadly

Westvleteren wrote: »

:eek::eek:

I don't touch milk at all ( not even with cereal )

What:eek:

Even on weetabix.......

nuttybabe

cheesyball wrote: »

Not sure how savvy it is but I have been getting the £10 meal deal and 3 finest crisps which are lovely.. and using 2 vouchers as till sees over £20.. Works out at £9

that sounds good. we will be away so a meal deal would be ideal, thank you. will go check out tesco webiste. the voucher says i could only use 1 voucher per transaction though so migth have to buy 2 meal deals. will have a lookie. thank you again.

FloFlo

Iamsohappy wrote: »

:wall::wall::wall:

I have plenty of paracetamol or ibrupofen if that gives you a headache.:p

SpiralingDown

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I've seen two shops on here today with the 1 pint milk in, so I've cracked...!!!..

It always amazes me that people buy the 1 pint milk (even on a comparison shop) when the 4 pint milk (even more so the Sada 1% version vs S, no restrictions, or now vs T in 3s) works out far cheaper. Or, better, even the Cravendale when it is glitching. Perhaps people don't get through as much milk as my household, but I can't understand paying 49p (or even 49p less about 5p in 10% comparison) for 1 pint when four pints straight off the shelf is £1 (or less if you hold a store discount card or buy more carefully).

Semi-rant over (I wasn't really angry at all, just forced to post by the two different shops with it in).

It is simply down to not getting through the bigger bottles before they go OOD.
In my house DS would be lucky to go through a pint in 4 days as he uses so little in his cereal, he likes crunchy cereal .
I don't use much milk a week for myself but used to buy the 2l bottles and end up pouring the rest down the sink therefore wasting money so the smaller one is best for us and at least if we do need more I still save over the year buying it this way.
HTH

Miss_Laid

pattylabelle wrote: »

Does that mean you have to hand over a £5 in hard cash or can it be a fiver worth of wombles paid?

Please don't swear at me!! £5 in cash indeed *snort* I did hand over £1.28 in cash today for my 17 items

mhoc

Chrisv wrote: »

A v T





3 for £5.00, APG £5.82 - cost -82p for 3.

Brilliant, I had decided just to do a shave gel shop but my skin really needs this

So many glitchy items we are all going to have to be very carefully to pick and choose which things we really really need so we don't get over large vouchers :rotfl: