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Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated
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squilliondollarbaby wrote: »Homework.
It is immoral to take the longest dated products from the chiller. You should always take the ones that will expire earliest as it minimises waste.
Discuss.
Not sure if you are serious.
If you want to save the environment by using your car as little as possible it makes sense to shop only once a week or less frequently, so buying longer lasting produce means you have fresh stock for longer.
If your paying the same, why shouldn't you have the longest dated = fresher stock?
Also MSE :money: to save petrol.
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squilliondollarbaby wrote: »Homework.
It is immoral to take the longest dated products from the chiller. You should always take the ones that will expire earliest as it minimises waste.
Discuss.
Nah, leave em for the mug punters!!;)I had, I assumed it was deliberate!:rotfl:
:T:T:rotfl::rotfl:"He that lieth down with dogs shall rise up with fleas" Benjamin Franklin
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RootedNomad wrote: »No contest
Would rather pay 35p more for the pure squeezed juice rather than a "Juice Drink" - have you tried the Trop 50? Had some when T's had the mocs - very different animals, but very clever marketing ......
I bought some yesterday to try. Totally agree with you wasn't keen on it. Glad I only bought 1.0 -
This one got me an APG of £8.38 but unfortunately the Dove compared in As favour. This variety of Dove was not showing as part of the deal on MSM when I bought it
19 items (11 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Tesco
+£7.41
0.2 x ASDA Carrots by Weight (100g) £0.16 £0.18
0.16 x ASDA Onions by Weight (100g) £0.13 £0.14
0.21 x ASDA Parsnips by Weight (100g) £0.31 £0.31
1 x ASDA Smartprice Chicken Flavour Instant Noodles (6... £0.11 £0.15
1 x ASDA Smartprice Instant Noodles Curry (65g) £0.11 £0.15
2 x ASDA Baby New Potatoes with Herbs & Butter (360g) £2.00 £0.78
1 x ASDA Smartprice Gravy Granules for Meat Dishes (20... £0.20 £0.20
1 x Lynx Sport Blast Body & Hair Shower Gel (250ml) £1.50 £1.00
3 x Soft & Gentle Sensitive Antiperspirant Deodorant (... £3.00 £0.60
2 x Soft & Gentle Body Responsive Antiperspirant Deodo... £2.00 £0.40
5 x Dove Beauty Care Body Wash - Cream Oil Silk & Maca... £7.50 £5.70
Comparison total £17.02 £9.61
For your information:0 -
Just had a nutty grandma shaking her walking stick at me & giving me a right old moan for getting the fresher milk from the back lol0
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Not sure if you are serious.
If you want to save the environment by using your car as little as possible it makes sense to shop only once a week or less frequently, so buying longer lasting produce means you have fresh stock for longer.
If your paying the same, why shouldn't you have the longest dated = fresher stock?
Also MSE :money: to save petrol.
If everyone always bought the longest date stuff it would encourage supermarkets to put less stock of each item out and then stock more of a range.
I totally agree with this, I only go shopping once a week, I always check dates on anything that I buy and get everything with the longest dates, yogurts, allways go to the back of the shelf the same with milk.0 -
Money_Doctor wrote: »comparable is what I meant so if 1 of your 10 in Mr T did't compare what that mess up PP or does everything compare in Mr T
Thanks
You're getting mixed up with qualifying and comparable. You need 10 qualifying items. If something is n/a it's because there's not a comparable item in the other store. So even though it doesn't compare, it still qualifies as one of your 10 items. HTH0 -
Sarahdol75 wrote: »I totally agree with this, I only go shopping once a week, I always check dates on anything that I buy and get everything with the longest dates, yogurts, allways go to the back of the shelf the same with milk.
That's immoral, that is0 -
i tried a shop with 2 different Dove and got this -
1 x Dove Beauty Care Body Wash - Silk Glow (250ml) £2.25 £1.14
1 x Dove Pro Age Body Wash (250ml) £2.25 £1.14
Hths0 -
Can I ask a few questions of u knowledgeable lot?
My Dell Inspirion m5030 has just died & think it is motherboard, I've only had it 1 & half years, is it worth fixing, just flog it on fleabay?
IF its gone was thinking of tablet maybe Samsung, it's just for browsing net, on here, selling few things on eBay etc, but my 12yr DS think Tab too complicated . Any advice appreciated.0
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