Enter List Ideas (and more) To Exactitude (in shopping) thread

emiai

Had a look in S this morning, valentines stuff is almost all gone with a few squashed roses left around 30p,

I picked up a new nectar card and added 10 points on from a womble I found. I am convinced that the reason why I only ever get the "160 points if you spend X instore or online" is because for a year I had home delivery after having my daughter - so I am testing out a new card to see if I get some better MOCs.

I plan to use it for shops under £5 and will register it later. I will let you know how it works out.

sured

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Lovely to see you dumpy:

Btw I am not really here. I'm hanging the washing out:D

Im not here either...m wrking really hard...off shopping soon!

Smart1e

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/heinz-baked-beans-6-x-415g-rollback-from-3-60-1-asda-1477702

:j:j:j

LaaCaz

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Multibuys showing in Asda favour

But this was a bit odd

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/#/asda-compare-prices/cheddar_cheese/pilgrims_choice_extra_mature_cheddar_350g.html

bad sada apg not recognising an offer at mr t's :eek:

Ignore that - it's a sains comparison - must wake up!

Smart1e

LaaCaz wrote: »

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/#/asda-compare-prices/cheddar_cheese/pilgrims_choice_extra_mature_cheddar_350g.html

bad sada apg not recognising an offer at mr t's :eek:

This is a Sainsbob comparison!:D

Anon

David. wrote: »

http://your.asda.com/news-and-blogs/response-to-reports-about-asda-burgers-and-horse-meat-asda

Customers can also return any burger products they do not wish to consume for a full refund.

Interesting might have a few packs in the freezer that no one likes that may have been on offer :rotfl:

Personally I am not keen on the idea of eating horsemeat under any circumstances. However, I know some people who have said if it is meat, they will eat as why should you differentiate between horse, beef, lamb or pork (so long as you know that is what you are eating). In some countries they eat dogs - it doesn't mean we should!

With all these products taken off the shelves, you do wonder what they are going to do with them - it would be criminal to destroy them if there is nothing wrong with them apart from being/containing horsemeat - perhaps they could relabel and ship to France or other countries where they are happy to eat horse? I doubt we are likely to see horse appearing on the shelves in mainstream retailers in the UK?

I still cannot see that this isn't a food safety issue - if they did not know there was horsemeat in them, I am not sure how they can confidently assure us that other things may not have been added or further contamination.

Anon

LaaCaz

Smart1e wrote: »

This is a Sainsbob comparison!:D

Just noticed! My brain is mush! I need a fag!

silverhairgranny

TrulyMadly wrote: »

What's the weather like out there at the moment. OH is cycling out there now:)

Costa Del Sol - Beautiful:)

Mrs_stinkface

Morning all.
Hope everyone is well.

30 odd pages to catch up on so back soon.

David.

dipdap wrote: »

Imagine the size of the horsey doo bags.... (50p bin liners...? )
And don't call me Shirley

Precious is way too good for horsey doo doo :eek:
and Shirley dont complain it could be worse