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sally06

womble:

ASDA guarantee your comparable grocery shopping to be 10% cheaper than Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Waitrose or we’ll give you the difference.

Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £7.09:


Why £7.09?
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29 items (23 different) on your bill qualify for comparison



Tesco





+£1.26










1 x ASDA British Semi Skimmed Milk 4 Pints (2.27L)

£1.00

£1.29



1 x ASDA Chosen by You Garlic & Herb Baguette (2 per p...

£1.30

£1.50



1 x ASDA Free Range Medium Eggs (6)

£1.00

£1.59



2 x ASDA Linguine (500g)

£1.70

£1.70



1 x ASDA Smartprice Litter (10L)

£1.58

N/A



1 x ASDA Chosen by You Pickled Silverskin Onions (1Kg)

£1.00

N/A



1 x ASDA Great Stuff Soft Citrus (500g)

£1.00

N/A



1 x ASDA Deep Pan American Sizzler 14" Pizza (853g)

£3.50

N/A



1 x Florette Sweet and Crunchy Salad (250g)

£1.00

N/A



1 x Nivea Express Hydration Hand Lotion (100ml)

£2.00

£2.90



1 x PG Tips Pyramid Tea Bags (40 per pack - 125g)

£1.35

£1.35



1 x Robinsons Fruit & Barley, Peach with No Added Suga...

£1.59

£1.25



1 x Colman's Classic Mint Sauce (250ml)

£1.00

£1.38



1 x Felix Kitten Chunks Variety in Jelly - Pouch (12x1...

£3.88

£3.00



1 x Chappie Favourites Chicken with Rice & Original Va...

£3.48

£3.65



1 x Young's Chip Shop Large Cod Fillets in Bubbly Batt...

£3.00

£3.99



3 x Schwartz Cheddar Cheese Sauce Mix (40g)

£2.10

£2.52



1 x Radox Bath Therapy - Stress Relief with Rosemary (...

£1.00

£0.95



1 x Radox Bath Therapy - Muscle Therapy with Black Pep...

£1.00

£0.95



1 x Napolina Extra Virgin Olive Oil (750ml)

£2.50

N/A



2 x KP Original Salted Peanuts (300g)

£3.96

£3.00



2 x Wells & Youngs Bombardier English Ale 4.7% (500ml)

£3.60

£3.98



1 x Warburtons Crumpets (9)

£1.00

N/A



1 x Robinsons Fruit & Barley, Tropical with No Added S...

£1.59

£1.25



1 x Pet Pals Scented Pet Waste Bags with Tie-Handles (...

£0.98

N/A



1 x Opies Pickled Gherkins (180g)

£0.70

N/A



1 x Epicure Goose Fat (320g)

£2.98

£1.49



2 x Bob Martin Cat Litter Tray Liners (6)

£2.00

£2.00



2 x KTC Chopped Tomatoes in Tomato Juice (400g)

£0.74

N/A



1 x KTC Peeled Plum Tomatoes in Tomato Juice (400g)

£0.37

N/A



1 x Delamere Dairy Skimmed Goats Milk (1L)

£1.49

N/A



1 x Strongbow Cider (20x440ml)

£12.00

£10.00



1 x ASDA Chosen by You Pickled Crinkle Cut Beetroot (1...

£1.00

N/A



1 x ASDA Organic White Mushrooms (250g)

£0.80

N/A



3 x ASDA Smartprice Passata (500g)

£0.87

N/A



1 x ASDA Chosen by You Garlic & Coriander Naan Bread (...

£0.67

N/A



1 x ASDA Kitchen Foil (300mm x 10m)

£1.26

N/A



1 x ASDA Butcher's Selection Smoked Back Bacon Rashers...

£2.54

£2.55



1 x ASDA Ready to Eat Bananas (5)

£1.00

N/A



1 x ASDA Smartprice Choc Ices (8 per pack - 248g)

£0.60

N/A



1 x ASDA Cheese Coleslaw (320g)

£1.00

N/A



1 x McDougalls Upper Crust Deep Filled Steak Pie (600g...

£2.50

N/A



1 x Lurpak Slightly Salted Spreadable (500g)

£2.98

£2.00



1 x Colgate Total Advanced Whitening Toothpaste Tube (...

£2.50

£4.00







Comparison total (compared products only)

£59.55

£58.29

zagubov

pattylabelle wrote: »

did a search on petrolprices.com cheapest petrol prices in Banbury M40 is Murco 129.9 per litre unleaded. Can't find a tosco price for near there.

Checking solhull now.

Thank you Patty you're a star!
Not to mention knowledgable!:beer:

sally06

there seems to be a new format for apg results. Me no like!

pattylabelle

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

We have been very fortunate recently to welcome back a few people who were forced out by certain plonkers (who we all know about, but shall remain nameless in this post).


Happy New Year..;);)

http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/plonker:eek::eek:

rose28454

FunkyFeet wrote: »

rose28454 you are just another :A on here I adore. stay strong, you really are an angel and unbeknownst to you, through your story I have been able to help a friend of mine also whom was caring for her elderly father and getting nothing but abuse form him and her siblings also...her crime? caring so much for him and them all she put her self last...here's to a year of PUTTING YOU FIRST. we are all here for support, stay strong, stay free and happy:)

Thanks so much for caring about me. Glad my experiences can help others. I am starting my New Year with a 3 day break in Lisbon from 12th to 15th Jan. It is my younger sisters birthday and she is treating me to the flights and hotel. I just a bit of money for meals and fares in Lisbon. Oldest sister was coming but cant now cause of her broken ankle. Quite glad really as she ca never just go to 1st restaurant etc without investigating all the others 1st.
My Mum never even thanked me for organising the gravestone and unfortunately has only seen a pic as weather has been so bad we cant take her to graveyard. So this is going to be my year.
Lose weight for DS wedding inc September, get a bit fitter, deal with my debts, give myself some more TLC and of course glitch glitch glitch!!!!

Queenriderbrekke

Forgot to say, went to Sainsbury's today and they had a cheese selection box reduced from £6 to £1, had been hinting that I liked cheese to hubby and daughter hoping for some wrapped as a pressie and put in the fridge for me to find at Christmas, but never happened, but reduced to £1 and in my shopping basket it felt like a present:rotfl:

gastronomix

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

If you womble and haven't got a Ipad or whatever and have to use your home computer/IP address, who's name and postal address do you use?

I use mine, my sisters and my MIL's but, are they likely to trace the IP addresss and could you get prosecuted for wombling?

No. There was a case a few months back which received some press attention of someone who dis this and had donated a sizeable amount to charity from the wombles. This was commented on favourably by Asda'a chief exec, thus condoning the practice.

couponqueen123

FloFlo wrote: »

My mum was always mouth first, lol, after mistakenly trying to rescue the boy a crowd of youths came from round the tow path, obviously sent for, and were going to set about the man who had the boy. Mum went after them then and sent them off with a flea in their ear.:p

she sounds like me lol im glad all is safe thou

couponqueen123

elainemn wrote: »

I use 5 different Asdas for my wombling & APGs & alternate tills I go to. Have been told once by amanager in one that I had used my £100 for month & this would be my last one allowed that month but that was during the APG / waitrose glitch & I had hammered it with loads big APGs. Otherwise I try to be discreet when wombling, parking car where I know the wind blows the receipts. It has been too wet recently to do this.

next time tell them you shop for family so its £100 per house hold surely?;)

pattylabelle

Best_price wrote: »

You can do more than £250 in a month, can't you?;)

You know I've never kept a tally;)