Extra I'll change the title later when I can think of something cool enough!

Anon

Tweets wrote: »

Babysitting duties over with until next week He's got his first tooth through and is into absolutely everything. My house isn't as babyproof as I thought!

For Savvy - Morribob's comparison.

1 x Dr. Oetker Ready to Roll Natural Marzipan (454g)£2.55 £1.70
1 x Dr. Oetker Regal-Ice Ready to Roll White Icing £2.89 £1.92

Useful as 50% MSL cashback at the moment though no doubt you all know that . Away with work past few days so will have to read back to catch up!

Anon

miffie2

lovingtescoforever wrote: »

Never tried it in August
I think I'll buy two jalfrezi's and two spring rolls for £6 + fillers and see if I like them
I assume I will get £4 price promise back? Making it cost only £2 which is a bargain:money:

i filled my freezer with jalfrazi's and spring rolls in august i think they are awesome as specially for the price we pay

FloFlo

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

This is a repeat of an August deal which lasted about 2-3 weeks. The Jalfrezi was quite good, didn't try the Korma as too bland for me, but lots here liked them. The spring Rolls were 'marmite', people either loved them or hated them. I thought they were OK as a snack for 1
The Sweet n Sour chicken also compared against A at £2.35 and may well do this time as well.

I loved the spring rolls, unfortunately not many seemed to share that opinion on here

fairclaire

32b3in2013 wrote: »

Thank you for this explanation Fairclaire. So would
2 x kormas
2 x jal
4 x spring rolls
7 or 8 fillers produce a good PP?

I am helpful when I can be, but stick around long enough and you will learn that maths is not my bag :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
But thanks to COTs (who can count ) post earlier, I believe yes, £8 PP on a £12 spend as above

Thanks COT

EMMAP

Welcome back aau

Just gonna have my din dins then I'll post up the shop I did today

Angela

EMMAP wrote: »

Not as much rise as I expected and slightly under baked inside. But still YUM. Sure Paul Hollywood would be able to tell me where I went wrong in seconds :rotfl:

Still, not bad for a first effort.

I make cheese,plain and sultana scones every day as I have a
tea shop.

I cook mine at 210 degrees for 15 mins (this is a fan oven)

Dont roll them out too thin,this is the biggest mistake people make, they roll them out to about 1cm and expect them to rise up to
4 cm, roll out to about 2-2.5 cm and they will come up to a good rise.
HTH

pk04

FloFlo wrote: »

I loved the spring rolls, unfortunately not many seemed to share that opinion on here

I loved the spring rolls as well and the korma ... Guess I'm off to T's tomorrow

underperky

locarr wrote: »

I'll be complaining that my dodgy £50 code from a dodgy site hasn't given me the food I expected for free!!
:cool:
I'm so mad I could crush a grape!;):rotfl::rotfl::)

Well what I was miffed about was
a)... I hadn't had an e-mail to cancel :eek:
.... the click and collect store is ten miles away from where I live :mad:
c) they had my mobile why didn't they ring ? :eek:
d) the manager at sada said the call centre was handling it where I got a gentleman that was trying to speak English but was more singing it to me in a way I and my friend could not understand his name begins with Z :T
so a twenty mile trip to pick nothing up ....... I wasn't to know the site where I got the code was "dodgey" :rotfl:
But as was said you win some lose some

fairclaire

logie wrote: »

Oh, good shout :T Easier to sew than zips too


Tempting sometime though :D

I bought some iron Velcro recently Logie, because I can't sew I don't even own a needle Im sure I got it on eBay

I use it to replace the top buttons on DS2s school shirts because he can't do them and for his trousers because he can't do those hook and loop fastenings either

Desperate_Sue

I don't know if I got the wrong ones in A, but baby new potatoes with herbs and butter 360g £1.10 came back N/A against T for me this afternoon.