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How are you all getting on with the jam maker? I ordered one today and am prepared to do battle with the instruction book. Have any of you any failsafe recipes?0
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Does anyone know if their website reductions are in store? Just seen one of my wants is half price and will be in cambridge next week
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I went in yesterday and never saw anything on special at all really.
I did buy the small deep fat frier, we haven't had chips for ages and I was gettting a craving.
One thing I would say is brilliant is the onion bag, I haven't had to bin any since I bought it last month.
Forgot to get one of those big laundry baskets so I'll have to go back :cool:I’m a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the Old style MoneySaving boards.
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Chester had quite a few reduced bits yesterday. Why not give your store a call - they are always so helpful.0
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Barneysmom wrote: »One thing I would say is brilliant is the onion bag, I haven't had to bin any since I bought it last month.
I love this - the potato and banana bag are excellent also:D0 -
I never bought the spud bag, I fell in love with the wicker spud basket and just had to have one. I keep the carrots in there aswell, and I now have to watch the dogs by it as they love carrots
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Durham had the cake tins instore reduced, I didn't look at anything else though!0
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Julian Graves stock the easiyo sachets if you have one near you
According to the Lakeland catologue I looked at recently, Julian Graves charge more for Easiyo sachets. I think theirs are about £9.99 per pack, wheras Lakeland's are 5 packs for £2.99. I have no idea though if the catalogue was current as I quickly picked it up while at a friends.
If you are buying mail order though it may work out evens?Grocery Challenge £139/240 until 31/01
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According to the Lakeland catologue I looked at recently, Julian Graves charge more for Easiyo sachets. I think theirs are about £2.29 per pack, wheras Lakeland's are 5 packs for £2.99. I have no idea though if the catalogue was current as I quickly picked it up while at a friends.
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I thought they were about £9 for a pack of five
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