Farmfoods Multi Buy Offers - Can you mix?

emma-uk

I often shop in FF and purchase there multi buys offers but never mixed them. Is it possible to do so? For example the 3 for £10 offer, do I have to buy 3 chickens or can I get 1, a bag of pork steaks and a bag of salmon fillets? There's some good offers on their latest flyer but don't want 3 chickens!

Thanks

Lynsey

You can mix and match any within the same price range offer.
3 for £2 on veg/fruit etc can be mixed. So any 3 of the 3 for £10 offers.
Well done on them for allowing this.

Lynsey

chalkie99

I went into my nearest one this morning, (bit of a trip so only pop in if passing for other reasons) and I have the receipt in front of me.

Amongst other things I bought a Hovis sliced loaf which was a £1 or 2 for £1.50. Only wanted one but £1 is less than I usually pay. Just before the checkout I picked up a bag of marshmallow sweets at 89p and was very surprised to see these two totally unrelated items paired on the receipt as a "2 for £1.50 deal"!

Best buy today was the McVities Krackawheat which I love but refuse to pay the £1.29 demanded by Asda and Sainsburys. Stocked up with loads at a bargain 39p a packet.

Disappointments were that they had run out of butter (95p) and broken biscuits.

emma-uk

Brilliant, thanks guys! Will make a huge difference to my shop!

Lynsey

Don't forget the £2.50 off £25 coupons if you are planning on spending that much by yourself or split with someone.

http://www.farmfoods.co.uk/includes/Vouchers/org/Vouchers.pdf

Lynsey

VfM4meplse

chalkie99 wrote: »

Amongst other things I bought a Hovis sliced loaf which was a £1 or 2 for £1.50. Only wanted one but £1 is less than I usually pay.

I cannot remember the last time I bought bread at full price. I bought 3 RTC loaves this evening, the 2 that went in the freezer were all of 39p each (Hovis wholemeal, 800g). I find that if I do this, I avoid lots of unnecessary trips to the supermarket....and lots of unnecessary purchases!

The Krackawheat was a bargain, though!

emma-uk

The list is done and coupon cut and ready to go!

I think I'd struggle to spend £50 to get £5 off, unless our store started selling alcohol :beer:

Lynsey

emma-uk wrote: »

The list is done and coupon cut and ready to go!

Well done for planning your "attack". lol
Love to see that, hope you hit the £25 exactly and no wastage.
Stuff like Nicky toilet rolls can make your spend up.
Onions at 49p per kilo (were 39p) is another filler item as well as 2 x kg sugar for £1.50.

Lynsey

Nada666

Watch out - a number of the vegetables have now been removed from the 3 for £2 but are still mixed in in the same cabinets. Check the SELs and receipts.