Everyone Looking Into Trolley Excitement

Mildred1970

kadiekaismummi wrote: »

Afternoon Trouty, Just had a cxheck & yes your right, they finished on 7th april..... thanks for letting putting me straight on that one, what am I like

If you are going to do the shop anyway, no harm in handing one over in an innocent fashion :whistle: - you never know they might just put it through as non scan, if trouted simply put on surprised face and say 'oh silly me didn't realise'

shirley999

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Got to be store specific as it's not on offer

Boil in the bag 500g (4 x 125g) is NOT on offer, priced at £2.99
Normal 500g IS on offer, at £1.54

Subtle difference.

The one photographed on 10ways IS the cheaper one. It is not a 10-pack as they state though, it's boil in 10 minutes!

LaaCaz

Oh my gosh! I've only just finished catching up on the old thread.

All the talk about germs made me very happy that I have 7 bottles of the cussons sanitiser!

x

josie

zippydooda wrote: »

not more cheese, my dw said 'you got it you grate it, after grating 16 blocks of CC cheese i dont want any more or do i
it took me 2 hrs to do and bag. still another 4 in fridge:)

Why not just freeze it as it is?

FloFlo

No mojo at all today, promised DH a cooked dinner for when he finishes work so popped across road to M! Feel crappy still today, had a chat with a colleague about still feeling depressed over bad year last year and not sure if I feel better or worse since the chat, lol.

So glitch fairy it needs to be spectacular to lift me out the doldrums.

Dizzy_Ditzy

josie wrote: »

Why not just freeze it as it is?

Blocks of cheese become very crumbly once they've been frozen.

Grating it takes the crumbliness away. Plus, you use less when it's grated so its better for your waistline too :cool:

Just as well with all these glitches

99p

Afternoon mad squad,

Just to say the salmon Sheba meaty chunks are still a good buy v mrT;)

I must admit to being a bit sceptical about these at first but once the pie was ready it was lovely. OP was right they do make delicious pies and the kids want me to make them again. :rotfl:

FloFlo

99p wrote: »

Afternoon mad squad,

Just to say the salmon Sheba meaty chunks are still a good buy v mrT;)

I must admit to being a bit sceptical about these at first but once the pie was ready it was lovely. OP was right they do make delicious pies and the kids want me to make them again. :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bubbs

Afternoon folks
Calmspirit nice to see you posting, hoping you are well x
Logie and SD both keep your chin up, the only way is up......there is a song somewhere there x

Flo flo sorry your not feeling great, huggs to you too, but i know how you feel regarding the cough and that just not to your losses xx

If its any help to anyway i went too farmfoods today and got 3 x 1lb blocks of creamy irish butter for £5 thought that was a good price, i know not cheap like we like but better than full price!

I also got pepsi max 500ml bottles 24 in a tray for £8.50 or 34 p each , these are good for days out , saves paying over a £1 a bottle

izzeyb

99p wrote: »

Afternoon mad squad,

Just to say the salmon Sheba meaty chunks are still a good buy v mrT;)

I must admit to being a bit sceptical about these at first but once the pie was ready it was lovely. OP was right they do make delicious pies and the kids want me to make them again. :rotfl:

Reminds me of many moons ago when I made hubby a beef & kidney whiskas pie with mash, peas and gravy. He seemed to enjoy it at the time.

He had been whinging about the cats getting fed first so I fed them altogether :D