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fairclaire

Anon wrote: »

Does anyone happen to know which Ben and Jerry's appear on the As receipt as BEN/JRY IC 007684062003 please? On a womble an on MSL cashback.

Thank you

Anon

It's half baked flavour Anon HTH

Savvybuyer

lovingtescoforever wrote: »

Am I missing something

On tesco.com

Sure For Men Xtra Cool Antiperspirant Deodorant 150Ml
£2.00 (£1.34/100ml)

Sure For Men Xtra Cool Antiperspirant Deodorant 250Ml
£2.01 (£0.80/100ml)

Obviously I know which I would buy... But the 250ml shows no offer. Even though £2 is a decent price... Normal £3 ish

Not necessarily the 250ml one:rotfl:. What are the prices elsewhere (to which they compare)?
And I've worked out things like a small Colgate toothpaste that is price per unit much more expensive working out cheaper vs a competitor if a trigger item can be found to the mbuy offer it is on!:rotfl::rotfl: Would work out cheaper per g., based on current competitor prices, than a trigger to the other offer that the bigger size is on!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Remember ... bigger is not necessarily cheapest (in the end result) and Value products are not necessarily cheaper than Finest! (They very usually are - but there are exceptions that break the rule, just to catch you out perhaps!)

MKS

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Congratulations MKS :j

Glad they are both ok, but goodness, what a worrying time for you all

Thanks, QoC. My 2 yo DGD saw his photo and said that he's arms and wrinkly, go back and get a girl! She'd picked out the names Rebecca or Zoe - characters from Peppa Pig. A boy was always 'I don't think so, Nanny'. :rotfl::rotfl:

Tinyshoes

davemorton wrote: »

Is it smaller, or is it just further away???

I just googled sherry glasses and not sure what I am drinking out of is one.

It has a small drinking bit and a short stem but can't see anything like it. It is early 80s stylee I think.

lookinforabargain

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Oh poor flab.....have a rest from shopping. Do something different this weekend. Do you bake? I find it really relaxing and it's good to create something you ll enjoy:o

Well DD (3 1/2) has our day planned, first it's swimming, then to the cafe after for lunch. Then it's onto the library and then Home Bargains as she's getting a new toy for staying in her bed for the last week :cool: So don't think I'll have much time for shopping or anything else really :rotfl::rotfl:

I do like to bake actually, but we have a gas oven though and it's highly temperamental, drives me :mad: many a ruined cake I tells ya!

fairclaire

MKS wrote: »

Thanks, Claire. Wasn't nice seeing DD in such a bad state. Felt so helpless. :mad: Haven't attempted to catch up. Who had the other baby? Congrats to them.:beer:

Have I missed any glitches?

Rudeboys step son/ daughter had a baby earlier today. He posted a pic

davemorton

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I just googled sherry glasses and not sure what I am drinking out of is one.

It has a small drinking bit and a short stem but can't see anything like it. It is early 80s stylee I think.

Did you see the glass in the link I posted???

davemorton

Post a pic TS of your glass...oh, we live life on the edge here mind

davemorton

Sounds like a brandy glass TS.

TrulyMadly

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Not necessarily the 250ml one:rotfl:. What are the prices elsewhere (to which they compare)?
And I've worked out things like a small Colgate toothpaste that is price per unit much more expensive working out cheaper vs a competitor if a trigger item can be found to the mbuy offer it is on!:rotfl::rotfl: Would work out cheaper per g., based on current competitor prices, than a trigger to the other offer that the bigger size is on!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Remember ... bigger is not necessarily cheapest (in the end result) and Value products are not necessarily cheaper than Finest! (They very usually are - but there are exceptions that break the rule, just to catch you out perhaps!)

Are you changing the way you see things savvy. I remember how black and white you used to be about prices and value. You seemed to concentrate on a unit price. Now you talk about triggers etc which adds another layer of complication:rotfl: