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Savvybuyer

lovecrafting wrote: »

i said this morning i would test the crisps.

15 items (9 different) on your bill qualify for comparison ASDA Tesco
+£6.54

1 x ASDA Smartprice Garlic Baguette (170g) £0.32 £0.32
1 x ASDA Smartprice Instant Coffee Granules (100g) £0.47 £0.50
2 x McVitie's Tasties Choc Chip Cookies (150g) £2.00 £1.00
1 x Walkers Sensations Roasted Chicken & Thyme (175g) £1.25 £1.15
1 x Walkers Sensations Smoked Monterrey Chilli with Go... £1.25 £1.14
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Prawn Cocktail Crisps (6x25g) £0.85 N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Meaty Variety Crisps (6x25g) £0.85 £0.99
4 x ASDA Chinese Takeaway Prawn Crackers (40g) £2.00 £0.60
2 x ASDA Carver Ham (250g) £5.00 £2.94
2 x ASDA Chapatti (400g) £4.00 £1.96
1 x ASDA Assorted Jam Tarts (9) £1.00 N/A

Comparison total (compared products only) £17.14 £10.60
For your information:

Shame the crisps didn't work (particularly the Sensations):(. You didn't buy 5 of the Roasted Chicken and 1 of the Monterray though?_pale_(:rotfl:)

lutzi1

OK, so here we go:

Earphones - check
Spoon or hairbrush to sing into - check



DRUM ROLL!!!!!!















http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-JovBJoaho&feature=youtu.be

Enjoy, Elite!

lovecrafting

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Shame the crisps didn't work (particularly the Sensations):(. You didn't buy 5 of the Roasted Chicken and 1 of the Monterray though?_pale_(:rotfl:)

oh oh.. was i supposed to?

TrulyMadly

lutzi1 wrote: »

OK, so here we go:

Earphones - check
Spoon or hairbrush to sing into - check



DRUM ROLL!!!!!!















http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-JovBJoaho&feature=youtu.be

Enjoy, Elite!

Try again lutzi:)

midwinter

Evening all.

You may have already had this posted on the thread, in which case, please view this as a bump.

Iceland are donating 50p towards Prostrate Cancer Research, for everyone who does this very simple, 5 questions, quiz:

http://menunited.prostatecanceruk.org/

I've had 3 family members who have had this, one did not recover from it, so it is something I care about.

Many thanks everyone

lutzi1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-JovBJoaho&feature=youtu.be

Savvybuyer

I must have done something right:). £10 BM popped out of the till:beer:, so those Imperial Leathers must've worked.(:question:) This 'for what it's worth' as it appears Mr T's offer ended today (unless it rolls on). You have all been no use though:rotfl:, although to be fair neither have I been of much use as being tardy about my lists:cool:.

Mr S had reduced the amount I need on my cond.spends to something more to my liking - after I stopped shopping there for a while:D.

I've learned though! Instead of going for the perfect shopping, that £10 was a capped voucher, as lost a few pence on some products but getting the cond.spend off. Cad Hot Choc Puddings weren't stocked (hoping for £2 vs £1) and I didn't think matching a £1 price on the Wonder Window Cloth was very good, so I put an extra cereal in there (£2.19 vs £1.09). I've have to total up my losses though - the pence lost above the £10 (which I left to mitigate a decrease in voucher in case the Leathers didn't work - or, worse, took BM amount off me) and the prices a little higher than if they had been glitched items from elsewhere:D. It's hardly that good though - as it's no good paying for expensive brands (which are IMO expensive at the 'cheaper' price of the competitor).

It was closing time, so I went onto a smaller store (as they were open an hour longer and I was visiting relatives:eek: nearby). The petrol was also 1p a litre cheaper at the new store.

What store is it that doesn't stock the Flump?:eek: I wanted that to tip the £20, though to be fair I'd have needed two of them. The pics last night reminded me how nice they taste:). Instead I ended up with some 'proper' water rather than bottled tap water - I think it's good to change your sourcing of products occasionally. The Food Standards Agency was I think on about some contamination of meat products. There was no evidence that the contaminated meat had entered the food chain (there never is:D) but, even if it had, people would consume their meat from a number of different sources so were unlikely to exceed unsafe levels. So a change from the Yorkshire tap water:rotfl:.

locarr

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Try again lutzi:)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-JovBJoaho&feature=youtu.be

well done Lutzi!:T:T

Call_of_Trouty

midwinter wrote: »

Evening all.

You may have already had this posted on the thread, in which case, please view this as a bump.

Iceland are donating 50p towards Prostrate Cancer Research, for everyone who does this very simple, 5 questions, quiz:

http://menunited.prostatecanceruk.org/

I've had 3 family members who have had this, one did not recover from it, so it is something I care about.

Many thanks everyone

I cant get past question 3 on my tab, I press next but the answer c just lights up.

midwinter

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

I cant get past question 3 on my tab, I press next but the answer c just lights up.

Sorry, got all the way through mine, so don't know why yours stopped at Q3?!