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Savvybuyer

savvy_sal wrote: »

Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £12.57:
ASDA Voucher
Why £12.57?
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19 items (14 different) on your bill qualify for comparison ASDA Tesco
+£3.80

1 x Gallo Family Vineyards White Grenache (3L) £16.98 N/A
2 x Gallo Family Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon Californ... £33.96 N/A
1 x Gallo Family Vineyards Chardonnay (3L) £16.98 N/A
1 x Schweppes Lemonade (2L) £1.29 £1.35
2 x Guinness Draught (10x440ml) £24.00 £20.00
2 x Walkers Crisps - Classic Variety (20x25g) £6.00 N/A
2 x Budweiser (10x440ml) £16.00 N/A
1 x Stella Artois (18x440ml) £14.86 £13.00
2 x Paterson's Arran Shortbread Fingers (380g) £2.00 £2.00
1 x Carlsberg Lager (20x440ml) £15.00 £13.00
2 x John Smith's Extra Smooth Bitter (10x440ml) £18.00 N/A
2 x ASDA Low Calorie Indian Tonic Water (6x250ml) £2.60 £2.98
2 x ASDA Mini Blueberry Muffins (16) £3.00 N/A
2 x ASDA Flapjack (9) £2.00 £2.00
2 x ASDA Strawberries (700g) £5.00 N/A
4 x Eskimo Ice Cubes (2Kg) £4.00 N/A
2 x Magners Original Irish Cider (10x440ml) £16.00 £20.00
1 x Fanta Icy Lemon (2L) £1.25 £1.50
1 x Fanta Orange Zero Added Sugar (2L) £1.25 £1.50
1 x Coca Cola (1.75L) £1.20 £1.50
1 x Diet Coke (1.75L) £1.20 £1.50
1 x Kopparberg Pear Cider (10x330ml) £8.00 N/A
1 x Nestle Pure Life Spring Water (12x500ml) £2.29 £2.29
1 x Nescafe Gold Crema (200g) £6.48 £5.00

Comparison total (compared products only) £91.42 £87.62
That trip to get the quiches was well worth it

A womble dated 26/07/14 screwed up in the car park
multibuys on receipt
beer 2 for £16x2
coke 2ltr 2 for £2.50
coke 2 for £2.40
minibites 2 for £3

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Oh well done again - another much higher than I get:T:T.
The key is finding them getting the right mixes of booze, all cheaper elsewhere (or, if not, then an N/A on one). I usually find mine offset them nowadays and end up with a few pence:( or if they get a good pricey item, it turns out to be N/A vs everywhere else:(:(:rotfl:.

That Magners Cider though:(.

"That trip to get the quiches was well worth it"

Yes it was - very much indeed.:):)

Savvybuyer

tweets wrote: »

Have you got a dishwasher ?

Yes.:)

S10Character Thing.

nerfdad

tweets wrote: »

Have you got a dishwasher ?

You don't need to have a dishwasher to buy dishwasher tabs:eek::eek: they just need to be glitching:o:o
What muppet buys them with no dishwasher:o:eek:;):):rotfl:

Savvybuyer

savvy_sal wrote: »

2 x Fanta Orange Zero Added Sugar (8x330ml) £5.00 £4.64
2 x Sprite Zero (8x330ml) £5.00 £4.64

A v M multi on both

3 x Glade Discreet Refill Magnolia & Vanilla £8.04 £6.00

A v S

Any 2 for £4.64? Seems an odd figure:think:. Neither of them showing Morries pricing on msm, so can't check.

:question:Are they cheaper (10% off via APG) or is the £1.59 on other soft drink can packs (6s) in M/T, or Svs T, better priced?

[Edit: Answer: the above, 8 pack, cheaper (by volume) - just about, although seems having to buy minimum 2 packs. Unless any cond.spends in Sains. that outweigh it, on part of a comp. shop vs T - would have preferred Sainsbobs to be £3.19 though.]

bubbs

nerfdad wrote: »

You don't need to have a dishwasher to buy dishwasher tabs:eek::eek: they just need to be glitching:o:o
What muppet buys them with no dishwasher:o:eek:;):):rotfl:

Nerfy:rotfl::rotfl: but saying that when express glitch was on i did and sold them:T:T:T

streetlights

good afternoon from a womble A V T

malibu Caribbean white rum with coconut 1 litre £20 v £14.

I did not get a penny from it as everything else they bought was cheaper.

Savvybuyer

nerfdad wrote: »

You don't need to have a dishwasher to buy dishwasher tabs:eek::eek: they just need to be glitching:o:o
What muppet buys them with no dishwasher:eek:;):):rotfl:

I'd buy them if they worked out better than free (if glitch like that were to come on).

In fact when we were originally bought some tablets, we were in the process of moving things around and didn't have a dishwasher at the time although we do now. I was then stocking up, with the glitch in T express (remember that?) even though I didn't have a dishwasher although knowing that I soon would have one (and would have in any event - i.e. already had the plans for the dishwasher even before the T glitch happened which was, in that way, nice and timely:):). Dishwasher on order, glitching tabs in T:j:j:T).

Nannylala

Afternoon it has got very still and muggy :(here after what was a nice start to the day
Went into Morrisons and hit whoopsie time and it was only 1-30pm;)and got loads and loads of fruit and veg at 19p a time bags of apricots,bananas,peaches and then Maris piper large potatoes ,swede,spring onions 8 bunches in a bag ,mushrooms and lots of other stuff and none of it gone over although todays date.:T:T
We went there for a change and to check out the meat prices ready for Thursday and using the voucher wisely I think it could be very lucrative;)so now time to sort freezer and decide how many newspapers to buy.

Enterprise_1701C

tweets wrote: »

We have had a few arguments when she's gone to far last one was when she told Poppy I do nothing for her and was only after her money. She hit a raw nerve and I snapped.

I have never had much money but am happy so why do I want hers and for doing nothing for her :mad:. If she rang saying she needed me because she wasn't well be it day or night I would be there as fast as I possibly could get there.

Even if it was middle of the night. my mobile phone is never turned off

I remember when DS was still at school mum decided she would sell house and live with me and DS. To this day she thinks I put name down for a three bedroom council house. Guess who didn't no way could I have lived with her and DS. Poor DS he would have wondered what hit him mum not like me.

She did sell house and moved into sheltered accommodation when council didn't offer me anything .

Look what you have done made me write an essay

I am so glad we moved away from the in-laws. Currently FIL is trying to convince us we need a conservatory. Considering there is 2 of us in a 3 bed 3 reception house I do not think so. And when the kids were younger MIL had very different ideas to us. Let DS stay down there once, left booster seat there with full instructions on how to put it in front seat with seat belt etc, got back and went to get it out of their car and it was in back seat, perfect launch pad! I asked what would have happened if they had had to stop quick, mil said she would have caught him:mad::mad:

They did not have either kid to stay until they changed the car for one with rear seat belts:mad:

purpledonkey

nerfdad wrote: »

You don't need to have a dishwasher to buy dishwasher tabs:eek::eek: they just need to be glitching:o:o
What muppet buys them with no dishwasher:o:eek:;):):rotfl:

I bought DVDs before I had a DVD player back in 2000
(purely as they were cheap and I got a 20% Woolworths discount :rotfl:)