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TrulyMadly wrote: »

Hi arthien,

I've just been researching this and apparently it's a £5 Capitol Bonds voucher which you can spend in the likes of Boots and Argos:T:T

Arthien wrote: »

Thanks TM, I'll look forward to spending that then, that's another £5 towards the Christmas fund :T

I tend to spend it in Robert Dyas

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

They're penguin bars not biccies!:rotfl: Glad to see you did not go down Rocky avenue:T:T. (Not on what we can see on the APG anyway:rotfl:.)

Right - best be off. Nice evening - and no Morrisons!:D:rotfl: Then again, I bought one of the Young's in Morrisons - wasn't aware that A now stocks them:o - but there was a reason for that (why I got a pack in M)...more on which (maybe) later.

They are biscuits in my house! Anything that isn't a cake or a sweet is a biscuit.
There's a years old debate that rages on about Jaffa cakes though. The general consensus is they are a cake but classed as a biscuit because they live in the biscuit aisle.
Ive no need to tell you how very annoying DS2 finds that.........:D :rotfl:

underperky

fairclaire wrote: »

Biscuits worked for me today Perky.
Ive no idea about the Cadburys I'm afraid, I haven't bought these.
Remember the biscuits are instore only (no trigger available online) and the Cadburys are C&C/HD shops. HTH

Thank you

Sir_Dodgy

fairclaire wrote: »

They are biscuits in my house! Anything that isn't a cake or a sweet is a biscuit.
There's a years old debate that rages on about Jaffa cakes though. The general consensus is they are a cake but classed as a biscuit because they live in the biscuit aisle.
Ive no need to tell you how very annoying DS2 finds that.........:D :rotfl:

Biscuits go soft, cakes go hard. Therefore Jaffa Cakes are cakes.

TrulyMadly

Sir_Dodgy wrote: »

Biscuits go soft, cakes go hard. Therefore Jaffa Cakes are cakes.

They don't get the chance in this house:rotfl:

pk04

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Hi arthien,

I've just been researching this and apparently it's a £5 Capitol Bonds voucher which you can spend in the likes of Boots and Argos:T:T

The last one I got was a compliments voucher, they're valid in loads of places

Edit they're by the same people as the capital bonds

http://www.edenred.co.uk/spend-compliments-vouchers#.U9ABV2K9KSM

I treated myself in the January sales with last years

henrik777

Sir_Dodgy wrote: »

Biscuits go soft, cakes go hard. Therefore Jaffa Cakes are cakes.

http://www.bailii.org/cgi-bin/markup.cgi?doc=/uk/cases/UKFTT/TC/2014/TC03754.html&query=jaffa+and+cakes&method=boolean

shirley999

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Did we know about this:T

From a womble A v T

Paid £4 for 10

4 x Muller Rice Raspberry (190g) £2.54 N/A
1 x Muller Rice Original (190g) £0.68 £0.50
1 x Muller Corner Yogurt - Strawberry (150g) £0.50 £0.50
2 x Muller Corner Crunch Yogurt - Strawberry £1.00 £1.00
2 x Muller Rice Banana & Toffee (190g) £1.00 £1.00

Why couldn't they have made all 4 of the non-comparing ones 50p and the comparing ones 68p! Weird how that has worked out.

fairclaire

Coupon for a free pack of Seabrook Lattice. £1 CB on COS for these too (if your account has it)

https://www.facebook.com/SeabrookCrisps/app_672098569539653

TrulyMadly

So if we get 10 of the originAl rice should be £6.80 v £5

But we only pay £4

After APG £1.70 for 10