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nuttybabe

Mullers compared how expected.

from a womble 11.20am today a v m

1 x Bulmers Original Cider (8x568ml)£10.00£8.00

so with the 50p coupon it would make 8 bottles of cider £6.70????

edited to add. this is the original one. The pear did not compare (I bought 2 of the pear with muller shop and it compared £20 to £18 as on offer 2 for £18 in s)

Dizzy_Ditzy

All in B&M

Hellmans mayo with chilli 39p each or 3 for £1 400g jars

Sharwoods Indian wraps 59p

Paxo stuffing with lemon 39p 130g box

Stir fry sauces 29p each, all blue dragon brand

Colmans cook in the bag chicken thing, garlic and lemon 19p

Jamaica hot pepper sauce 10p (I've only just noticed it was 10p or I'd have gone back and bought the lot)

Nutrigrain breakfast biscuits 39p for 6 packs of

Sweet chilli sauce 49p

Heinz salad dressing yogurt 19p 225g


Might be of some use to someone

Savvybuyer

scamps1966 wrote: »

We all started with this group in one form or another and it's still going. Despite all the breakaways, we'll last a lot longer than any 'other' group. We're a team, we're a 'family' and best of all, we stick by each other. Long live the ELITE. :beer:

Was it ever in danger of dying?:D

Back from Sains (my Teskies:D).

Darn those S multibuys!!:mad: Leaving very few quarterpounders on the shelf for me. Spent some time trying to find them, and grabbed the last one. They are on 2 for £3, thus encouraging general Joe Public to buy them, when they only need to buy one as T is £1.00. Although even when multis are avail, people often miss them (well, they notice them, but I mean they miss taking them up, as they still just buy one. Saves the store cutting the individual price and ends up with people paying exactly the same (ignoring cheapers elsewhere etc.) as if the multibuy had not been on.

And, bloody MSM potentially risking losing me money again!:( Bought the 18 breaded chicken nuggets from Sains (£3.19 vs T £1.50) but MSM merely says "Bird's Eye Chicken Nuggets (18 per pack - 355g)" and does not state that they are Breaded:( - much if'ing ah'ing are T's Breaded or not? I risked them, not to total happiness, but pleased when BM came back with the difference.

A S'price Chicken Nuggets (and 10% lower vs T) would have been cheaper, but the BE ones are better quality. Got to convince myself anyway:rotfl:.

Used a £2.50 nectar spend. So... Sains: 11.7% cheaper than T!:)

(That figure partly there for debate BTW, as I'm not sure I've calculated it properly.)

Off to the A up the road now, for my W shopping (as opposed to going to the W itself which is a bit farther away from me).

As the BM was the amount looked for, here's what I bought (may help someone struggling) (in the absence of the 24 Jacob Club variety and the Tymbark Apple/Cherry juice drink not being sold by my S's):

2x Sensodyne Gentle Whitening Toothpaste tube 100ml
£8.00 total vs Any 2 for £5.00
Bird's Eye 18 Breaded Chicken Nuggets (355g) (yes, msm)
£3.19 vs £1.50
1 Rustler's Microwave Quarterpounder (190g)
£2.00 vs £1.00
M & Ms large more to share Peanut Pouch 315g
£2.99 vs £1.50
Trebor Softmints Spearmint (4)
£1.56 vs £1.00
Askey's Round Ice Cream Cones (21)
£1.10 vs £1.00 (just need some 2L ice cream now to go with them... now, how am I going to get that?;))
1x Tracker Crunchy Peanut 6 bars + 1x Tracker Chocolate Chip 6 bars
£2.00 each (total £4.00) vs £1.29 (bogof) - I wasn't sure how BM comes back vs bogofs using mix and matches (the T&Cs say you are okay as long as they don't include any own brands in the rival's promotion, and as long as they are exactly the same, size, flavour etc. (and not an excluded product, blah blah blah)). Whether it goes £1.29 for T on one and £0.00 on the other, or whether it gives 64p to one and 65p to the other - in fact I'd better check I'm not a penny missing when that comes back:D:rotfl:. (No need to mix and match folks, but I just wanted different ones and not both the same.)

It worked though - and I'll try to post the 'official' (or not) comp. tomorrow. Eyes down for a full and complete N/A vs A (or I will not be best amused:rotfl::o:)).

bubbs

Snap-ant wrote: »

:T:T My 2nd one £2.58

1x TESCO EDAY VALUE ROLL ON DEODORANT50ML(PE £0.30
£0.30 £0.30 £0.30
1x BANANAS LOOSE 0.147kg £0.10 £0.10 £0.10 £0.10
1x LOOSE BROWN ONIONS CLASS 2 0.083kg £0.10 £0.07 £0.08 £0.10
1x LARGE RING DOUGHNUT 5 PACK - £0.65 £0.65 £0.65 n/a
1x TESCO EDAY VALUE MUSHY PEAS 300G - £0.20 £0.14 £0.15 £0.15
1x GIANT NEW REFRESHER CHEW BAR (C) - £0.12 n/a n/a £0.10
1x TESCO DISPERSIBLE ASPRIN 300MG 16 - £0.24 n/a £0.25 n/a
1x TESCO PARACETAMOL 500MG 16 CAPLETS - £0.19 £0.19 £0.25 £0.19
1x T. FIN* BRITISH 2PK ROAST CKN & GRAVY PIES 500G
- £5.50 † n/a n/a n/a
1x TESCO FINEST GARNACHA 75CL - £6.99 † £5.00 n/a n/a
1x TESCO FINEST MUSTARD MASH 450G - £2.50 † £2.00 n/a n/a
1x TESCO FINEST STRAWBERRY TRIFLE 280G - £3.00 † n/a n/a n/a
Tesco comparable total £11.03 £1.78 £1.01 Competitor shop total £8.45 £1.78 £0.94 The difference £2.58 £0.00 £0.07

Thanks snap:T so can i ask what coupons you used for this please? and you got a pp for £2.58 yes?
Sorry as said before new to doing meal deals
Thanks

Savvybuyer

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

All in B&M

Hellmans mayo with chilli 39p each or 3 for £1 400g jars

Sharwoods Indian wraps 59p

Paxo stuffing with lemon 39p 130g box

Stir fry sauces 29p each, all blue dragon brand

Colmans cook in the bag chicken thing, garlic and lemon 19p

Jamaica hot pepper sauce 10p (I've only just noticed it was 10p or I'd have gone back and bought the lot)

Nutrigrain breakfast biscuits 39p for 6 packs of

Sweet chilli sauce 49p

Heinz salad dressing yogurt 19p 225g


Might be of some use to someone

Yes, no use sticking with major supermarkets when prices like these elsewhere! Very much of use telling us to go to B&M. Living up to your name QoC:T.

Snap-ant

bubbs wrote: »

Thanks snap:T so can i ask what coupons you used for this please? and you got a pp for £2.58 yes?
Sorry as said before new to doing meal deals
Thanks

Bubbs I used the £2 off Hot Pies & yesterdays PP of £1.99

Savvybuyer

tony98 wrote: »

AvT 11am today inc-

1 x Kingsmill Really Seeded Bread (800g) £1.00 £0.50
1 x ASDA Baby New Potatoes (360g) £1.10 N/A WRONG ONES
1 x Kellogg's All-Bran Bran Flakes (750g) £2.00 £1.44
2 x Mattessons Original Smoked Pork Sausage (200g) £2.00 £1.68

Thanks. I've seen the K's All Bran - and not been drawn into that offer. Going for SP Bran Flakes 1kg 88p vs 88p is far cheaper:money:.

Fred_Bloggs

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Common abbreviations:

MOC: Money Off Coupon
SEL: Shelf Edge Label
DTD: Double the Difference
JTD: Just the Difference
RTC: Reduced to Clear
OOD: Out Of Date
OOS: Out Of Stock
CC: Clubcard or Credit Card, depends on context
HTH: Hope That Helps
SA: Sales Assistant
CS: Customer Services
DD: Darling Daughter
DS: Darling Son
OH: Other Half
DH: Darling Husband
ETA : Estimated Time of Arrival
TIA: Thanks In Anticipation
GBP: Great Britain Pound (some people can't get the £ sign to work, or have keyboards set up in "bilingual" mode)
Trout: is the expression used by people on here for cashiers of a certain age, usually female, that are miserable for the sake of being miserable, unhappy in their work, jealous of people with mocs and do their level best to prevent anyone using coupons...try your very best to avoid them at the checkouts..... (thanks to myrtleturtle on the coupon thread for this)
T.i.T.: Trout-in-Training
S10CT: stupid 10 character thing.
Womble: A discarded receipt that you picked up
Uncle Bulgaria: A womble of BIG value


Orinocco - A very small womble (i.e. not worth putting into the APG site)

Its going to take me a while to remember all the above abbreviations, but hopfully I'll be able to join in the conversations and start moneysaving too:)

bubbs

Snap-ant wrote: »

Bubbs I used the £2 off Hot Pies & yesterdays PP of £1.99

Thanks, i got the pies earlier with 2 mash and wine used £ 2 off pies, £2 of finest, £2 of ready mealas and £2 printed t's coupom paid £3.08 and got £3.13 back:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::T
1st one of ever done

bubbs

Welcome fred