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squilliondollarbaby wrote: »http://www.tescoevents.com/foodevenings/Welcome.aspx
Missed this first time round. Free food @ T - input your postcode to find the nearest
free stuff
Trout Road (West Drayton) is my nearest :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:, still 25 miles away though, not practical on a push bikeWhat is this life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare0 -
When I first posted this I wasn't holding out much hope in terms of Tesco's generosity - but I've got to say I was more than pleasantly surprised when I went along last night. From the moment we arrived they plied us with Wine and drinks, followed by a very interesting (short) presentation about the different breads + pastries, then copious amounts of samples of bread, dips, pastries, cake etc. Was a very interesting tour of the bakery at the end as well, which was quite an eye opener in terms of how much actual 'baking' they do (I assumed a lot was bought in frozen and just defrosted and then baked - turns out the vast majority is made from scratch). Short questionnaire to fill out followed by a very generous goody bag pretty much just like the image above.
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This is probably one of the best freebies in the history of D/S freebies. When we arrived, we were educated on the types of breads, grains and flours. We then had samplers of Mediterranean bread, sweet bread and others with oils infused with either chillis, garlic or basil. We had olives and cherry peppers stuffed with cheese. The whole session was run by enthusiastic Tesco's staff. The same bakery staff who make their daily fresh bread and what was refreshing was how passionate they are about the bread they make on a daily basis. Half way through they came upstairs with an amazing brioche based bread and butter pudding topped with fresh raspberries. This was accompanied with the other pastry desserts, such as cinnamon roles and chocolate pastries. The people that arrived were a diverse group, mostly local who shopped at that specific Tesco's (Bow) and everyone was in a really good mood - who wouldn't be in this atmosphere. Some people brought kids along who seemed to enjoy the food or just colouring in. There was even a quiz! At the end, we were given a hamper full of goodies - the specific goodies are in fact to let you recreate the amazing Raspberry Brioche Bread and Butter pudding, hence if you see the picture above, there is the brioche, the raspberries, eggs, butter and raspberry jam and so on.I went with other half and we both had a bag each - that is probably the weeks shopping done and in total was in excess of £30! Kudos to Tescos trying to engage with people face to face and trying to make a difference. If you go, please do give positive feedback, as they may extend this to other departments as well..0 -
I am just about to drive miles over to asder in search of the conditioner deal again!! Anyone got any last min good fillers for Avs?
I have coke, pears, trying not to get the usual 10p sweets cos i keep accidently eating them all!0 -
little bit of ginger 2p
sprout 5p
grape 4p
carrot 5p0 -
ROCKINGHAM wrote: »Thanks Calmspirit - think I was one of the last to get one:T
Nearly missed as I was watching the final flight of the VC10 - bought back happy memories of when I was a stewardess on that aircraft.
The stories I could tell and no - not all were mile high related:eek:
Lovely plane and all the passengers loved it. No films on board either.
We use to raffle a bottle of champagne and various odds and sods to support an orphanage in Africa even played bingo on some flights for the same cause. This was well before Live Aid and Dreamflight.
Whats everyone getting with their Fiver - now I got it - don't know what to spend it on!:rotfl:
I bought an oxford reading tree book for school0 -
Cashlesslassie wrote: »I am just about to drive miles over to asder in search of the conditioner deal again!! Anyone got any last min good fillers for Avs?
I have coke, pears, trying not to get the usual 10p sweets cos i keep accidently eating them all!
Not a filler but what about some eggs
1 x ASDA Free Range Mixed Weight Eggs (15) £3.00 £2.50
From a womble today A v S0 -
1 x Petits Filous Frubes Limited Edition (9x40g) £1.50 £1.00
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Orange Squash Double Strength w... £1.49 £0.95
A v T from a womble today0 -
I cant find the Pantene in any of my locals, have i got it right that i could buy any one of the 3 radox shower gels that were mentioned earlier instead of the pantene? Are these in the 3 for £5 offer as well?
I dont want to make a mistake, sorry for all the questions
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Bubbs, I've sent you a pm.N1LDA0
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