Tins of Quality street, Roses and Celebrations £5 each or 2 for £7. (£3.50 each tin)

VfM4meplse

bigman_23 wrote: »

Hi if you went to Westcroft in Milton Keynes the manager would not honour the 6 tins per custonmer he decided to limit customers to 2 tins max and that was that so no body could buy them for presents

Only because people are acting like its Christmas....and guess what, it's not!

mum2one

pretzelnut wrote: »

Im sure morrisons do a price check voucher on their SOLD OUT deals.

If an offer has sold out you can ask for a voucher, and when it comes back in stock you can buy it for the price of the offer.

I asked 3 different members of staff and was told they wont issue price check vouchers on special offers, whether that was just my local store xx

vcal

Our branch had the smallest empty shelf devoted to this - back to another chocolate isle!

DigForVictory

And now I notice Asda has then back at £5 a tin.
Ah well. Still 68 days to go...

LeaLea89

Vectis wrote: »

They are, but in the opposite way. There are actually a lot of people (witness some of the posts on this forum) who are very obsessed about cost. They'll literally fight over a 50p saving and traipse around supermarkets in several different towns to 'save' the 50p.

I actually think that, even though these tins are quite cheap, a tin of sweets is actually too much for a single child. Using the 'When I was a lad' analogy, we'd get a packet of sweets not a whole tin.

I am a moneysaver through and through, I know there are some that take it to extremes but the majority on here are looking for a bargain. I give these to my auntie and uncles, they get a tin per family to share. We get one in return per family aswell so i know where you are coming from

Abbafan1972

My Mom told me that Morrisons were selling them 2 for £7, but the shelves were empty, (it's a Morrison's local).

surfsister

you can get quality street at waitrose up to 31st oc for £4 and £3.60 if you have one of their cards. if you haven't pick up a temporary one in-store and pick up a free coffee or tea too and a newspaper if you spend over £5!