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Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Just thought I would port over Jelly's list of M&S SS tills, just makes it easier to find for next time

Jelly Biactol's list

M&S SS tills

Aberdeen YES
Aberdeen Union Square YES
Ashton Under Lyne YES
Banstead NO
Barnsley NO
Bath YES
Belfast (Donegall Place) YES
Beverley YES
Bexleyheath YES
Bexhill YES
Birmingham (City centre ) YES
Bishop Auckland YES
Blackpool YES
Bluewater YES
Bolton NO
Bristol Broadmead YES
Bristol Cribbs Causeway The Mall YES
Bristol Longwell Green YES
Bromley YES
Bury St Edmunds YES
Cambridge (retail park) YES
Cambridge (Sydney St) YES
Canterbury YES
Canterbury Sturry Road Food Hall YES
Cardiff (Culverhouse Cross) YES
Cheddar Pines (Cheshire Oaks) Ellesmere Port YES
Chelmsford YES
Chester YES
Cleveleys NO
Coatbridge (Glasgow) YES
Colchester YES
Coventry Binley Retail YES
Coventry Ricoh Arena NO
Croydon YES
Cwmbran NO
Dartford NO
Doncaster (town centre) YES
Dover NO
Dudley Merry Hill YES
Dundee Simply Food YES
Durham Arnison YES
Edinburgh (Gyle Centre) YES
Elgin NO
Evesham YES
Exeter YES
Glasgow (Argyle st) YES
Glasgow (Anniesland, Great Western Rd) YES
Glasgow (Coatbridge, faraday retail) YES
Glasgow (Milngavie) NO
Glasgow (Newton Meams) YES
Glasgow (Silverburn) YES
Harrow YES
Hastings (E Sussex) YES
Hempstead Valley NO
High Wycombe Eden Centre YES
High Wycombe Retail Park NO
Hollingbury, Brighton YES
Hull YES
Ilkley YES
Kettering NO
Kew Retail Park YES
Lakeside (Essex) YES
Leicester Fosse Park YES
Leeds (City Centre) YES
Leeds (Owlcotes Centre) NO
Leeds (Central Station) NO
Llandudno YES
Liverpool (City Centre) YES
Liverpool (Speke Retail Park) YES
London (Angel/Islington) YES
London Canary Wharf YES
London Ealing Broadway YES
London Earls Court YES
London Edgeware Road YES
London Greenwich YES
London Oxford street (two stores) YES
London Stratford Westfield YES
Luton NO
Maldon NO
Manchester Fort YES
Manchester Market Street YES
Manchester Trafford Centre YES
Meadows Sandhurst (Camberley) YES
Metro Centre YES
Middlesbrough YES
Milton Keynes (centre) YES
Milton Keynes (Bletchley MK1) YES
Newport YES
Northampton Sixfields YES
Nottingham YES
Perth YES
Peterborough Queensgate YES
Portsmouth YES
Plymouth City Centre YES
Plymouth Derriford NO
Prestwich NO
Reading YES
Romford YES
Salisbury YES
Sandhurst YES
Scarborough YES
Sheffield Meadowhall YES
Shoreham-By-Sea Yes
Shrewsbury YES
Skipton NO
St Albans YES
St Annes NO
St Neots NO
Stafford NO
Stevenage NO
Stratford upon Avon Simply Food NO
South Woodford NO
Swindon (town centre) YES
Swindon (Orbital Park) NO
Swindon Mannington YES
Tamworth Ventura Park YES
Teesside Park YES
Truro NO
Uxbridge YES
Walsall YES
Warrington Gemini YES
Washington Galleries YES
Watford YES
Wellingborough YES
Welwyn Garden City YES
Westwood Cross YES
Wetherby Horsefair NO
Widnes YES
Wigan YES
Willerby YES
Wrexham NO
York (Pavement) YES
York (Vangarde Monks Cross, nr John Lewis) YES
York (Monks Cross SF, nr Asda & Sainsbury) NO

last updated 26.07.14

abailey54

littlebluebird wrote: »

Morning all!



When cooked and frozen, meat has a tendency to be drier once defrosted again so normally better to freeze fresh as it were.

Also, I believe you are pregnant? Have you considered signing up to pushchair trader/mumii? It's about £12/£6 for a year but you are entered into all their comps 25 times per comp, and then have access to test baby products - which you either get to keep or pay discount prices for (depending on the product, buggies for example it's normally discount prices). Probably a little early to do it but I've just been invited to test a huge range of products, so thought I'd mention it.

HTH

Thanks littlebluebird, I've entered comps with them before but had no idea about the membership thing - I'll look into that

I think the problem with freezing it fresh, is that you can't then cook it into meals and then refreeze it (well you can, but you're then running a higher risk of food poisoning) as it's probably already been frozen when you buy it (happy to stand corrected).

tweets

Nannylala wrote: »

Morning tweets bet you are pleased its a little cooler today;)I went to T's last night with Lala and we got so much lovely 75% off Garden stuff I bought a lot for myself but also picked up lots for Pressies for the ladies in my Widow group as they like me all love their gardens:T

Morning Nannylala I am glad its cooler so is Poppy

Glad you got loads garden stuff at good prices.

I am the opposite hate gardening wish mine was paved.

Off to try and win a Higgedy Quiche I try on 7 emails and one measly bag popopop whatever crisps :mad:

Nannylala

mhoc wrote: »

Ive got wardrobe crisis looming as well as we have a couple of days away including London for a day so its trainers for the feet so then it has to be trousers - need to find some that don't cut me in half. But the trainers look weird with white summer trousers and summer tops look weird with dark jeans.

we will probably be doing masses of walking so summer sandals are not practical enough hence the trainers - so that's dresses and maxis out

I've been told I am not allowed to wear a rain jacket or a jumper as it will be sweltering so I will feel a bit exposed without something. I've got a little white cardi but its really to go with dresses and not t shirts.

we are only taking one tiny suitcase with us so I've got to choose just one dress to pack for the meal out in the evening and one pair of sandals with heels that I can also walk in - might put my rain mac in the case as well. But its hilly where we are staying so the shoes might be an issue ...

so round and round we go ..

Bless you mhco you do seem in a quandry I think you need gok's help;)I worked in a dress shop for many years and had lots of people come in just like just like you and I always managed to find something that was right for them. ;)Trainers nowadays are worn with lots of clothes and look okay with maxi dresses or even a nice long denim skirt:)also I think layers on top can be useful teeshirts with a linen shirt doubling up as a jacket.As for thrift shops or charity shops as Nannylala calls them are a good place to try on things you might not feel comfortable about doing in the highstreet
and a lot cheaper.Hope this helps you:)

aau1

abailey54 wrote: »

Thanks littlebluebird, I've entered comps with them before but had no idea about the membership thing - I'll look into that

I think the problem with freezing it fresh, is that you can't then cook it into meals and then refreeze it (well you can, but you're then running a higher risk of food poisoning) as it's probably already been frozen when you buy it (happy to stand corrected).

If something was previously frozen then it would say so on the pack and recommend against freezing it again

uglybugball

hornetgirl wrote: »

Morning all.
Does anyone know what the quality of Morrisons meat and fish is like? I'm all for a bargain but also a bit picky about such things. I'm very undecided about whether to take part in this one, so any opinions much appreciated

I always get my meat and fish from Morries, I think it is the best quality of all the supermarkets.
Mind you ,I didn't have any trouble with the fruit, I still have grapes and a melon in the fridge from the other coupon and they are still fine.

lookinforabargain

Morning all

Shattered this morning. Was planning on going to A's when I dropped DD off at nursery but I've decided to park my bum back in bed instead Has to be done sometimes.

Might give the shops a bypass today actually and catch up on some surveys and the like. Haven't logged onto Bzz or the Orchard for ages and I keep getting emails from Valued Opinions. In fact Consumer Pulse actually called me yesterday it's been that long :rotfl:

But for now it's :wave: and back to sleep.

abailey54

aau1 wrote: »

If something was previously frozen then it would say so on the pack and recommend against freezing it again

You'd be able to refreeze something that was frozen before - but you wouldn't be able to refreeze and then cook, then refreeze again, I'm not sure it would say this on the pack.

Either way - my personal rule of thumb is either to freeze fresh meat to be cooked and eaten once defrosted (like steaks, roast joints etc), or to cook meals with fresh meat and then freeze in portions (e.g. stews). I'm sure other people refreeze things several times without problem, I just choose not to

MJWPTC

this was a shop yesterday at 14.40, only just checked it. The odd thing is that I actually paid £10 for the wine as they are now on 2 for £10 but it compared to £12. Sorry if this has already been mentioned.

Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £6.24:
Why £6.24?

« Back to comparison results
6 items (5 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Tesco+£5.51

2 x Sprite (150ml)£0.50N/A
2 x Fanta Orange (150ml)£0.50N/A
1 x Cadbury Fudge (25.5g)£0.20£0.25
1 x Cadbury Dairy Milk Caramel (18g)£0.20N/A
1 x Cadbury Flake (14g)£0.25N/A
1 x Cadbury Fairtrade Dairy Milk Buttons (14.4g)£0.20N/A
1 x Chewits Xtremely Sour Apple (30g)£0.32£0.36
1 x Haribo Starmix£0.10£0.10
1 x Haribo Tangfastics£0.10£0.10
1 x The Natural Confectionery Co. Ocean Minis (29g)£0.20N/A
2 x Canti Pinot Grigio Veneto Ros! (750ml)£12.00£6.40
Comparison total (compared products only)£12.72£7.21

BLUEWKD

Savvy_Siobhan wrote: »

Good Morning. I haven't had all my vouchers either, only 10p and 2p and due £23.13:(:( Has anyone had all they are due? I am not nr my limit for this month either as have only done 3 cc shops

Hi BWKD just checked still not changed from last night, ac with nothing in(mums) . 1 x 7p??

so not sure, no going to panick just yet:)

Thanks Savvy Siobhan, thought my post was lost on the old thread. Very strange how they are not all in or even a decent amount. Only started doing cc again after snakes this month, has this happened before?