Every Little Inspirational Thought Evokes (Savings)

Tinyshoes

rhosynbach wrote: »

so wheres my 1p chocs and a box for my oh he voted to :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Buying votes from the one of the biggest group of friends on the net. Do they not know how well off we already are.

EMMAP

Tinyshoes wrote: »

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And wanted to say, first time ever got caught out with whoopsies buying the most digusting thing I have eaten in ages.

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=277660859

Luckily only paid 25p for it but tasted like I think cat food would with a hint of horseradish. :eek: Trouble is have another 2 packs in the fridge.

Do you have cats? They might enjoy it :rotfl:

I almost bought some of this yesterday. Guess that's why it's so cheap!

David.

emerald21 wrote: »

Thanks . I ve just won my first box. I m sitting in the dr s surgery with my hubby who is coughing his guts out for Wales. Think he s got bronchitis and he s one of these folk who,can t get rid of anything unless he has a course of antibiotics.:(

Lots of sympathy I see, now if it had been a weak woman there would have been boxes of chocs and tissues offered

daveeeeed

mhoc wrote: »

I know it does not make it alright but of all the Tosco Mocs issued especially in mailings, at least half won't scan even if you buy the right items in the right ammount in the right quantities - probably why a lot are never used because people get fed up of having their MOCs handed back to them, most people won't risk the embarrassment.

I got a '200 points when you spend 12 GBP on dairy products' voucher. It's a bit tricky not knowing when diary products stop. I mean cheese, milk, butter ok, yoghurts, cream...then what about desserts (Muller etc)...
Thoughts?

Tinyshoes

EMMAP wrote: »

Do you have cats? They might enjoy it :rotfl:

I almost bought some of this yesterday. Guess that's why it's so cheap!

Unfortunately no cats. :rotfl:

I got 3 of that flavour and 1 of bbq pork all for 25p quite early in the day too. The pork and apple must be the nicer flavour as that was still over £1. I should have known.

Sarahdol75

Tinyshoes wrote: »

And wanted to say, first time ever got caught out with whoopsies buying the most digusting thing I have eaten in ages.

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=277660859

Luckily only paid 25p for it but tasted like I think cat food would with a hint of horseradish. :eek: Trouble is have another 2 packs in the fridge.

The picture doesnt look that appetising im afraid to say, could you not leave it outside your door for some neighbours cats anyway, if you havn't got any, shame it waste it.

louised

Legendmum wrote: »

Heres another https://twitter.com/LeeAnneLegend/status/337198898848337922/photo/1

Have voted for you :-) some people behave disgracefully

Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

Lots of sympathy I see, now if it had been a weak woman there would have been boxes of chocs and tissues offered

I have a nasty nasty chesty cough today Dotty.

Tinyshoes

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

The picture doesnt look that appetising im afraid to say, could you not leave it outside your door for some neighbours cats anyway, if you havn't got any, shame it waste it.

Going to give a pack to OH for his tea first.

Can't leave any food out as we live near an embankment and it would encourage the vermin closer to the house.

Might be something I have to waste, in the name of research. :rotfl:

pk04

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Going to give a pack to OH for his tea first.

Can't leave any food out as we live near an embankment and it would encourage the vermin closer to the house.

Might be something I have to waste, in the name of research. :rotfl:

Can you mix it with some gravy and put it in a pie?