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Evangeline1971

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Thanks, I didn't know that had gone on again.
(It was that bogo'f' price a few weeks ago, it seems like, and then up to full prices.)
On, off, on, off, on, off, back round again:mad:.

Evangeline...if you don't like "changes", this situation here must be even more infuriating to you!

However, I assume by "price changes" you meant price increases...

No need to answer that, and onto... whatever is next!:cool:

I will answer actually I meant changes in general, including price changes. I assume that people voted no because they weren't happy with the changes that would have occurred. If the yes voters had won then I would have had to learn what it was about since it may affect me and there are many other thing I'd prefer to spend my time googling

Savvybuyer

Avs S

Nestle Nesquik Snack (4x26g)30p N/A
Bernard Matthews Dinosaur Turkey Roll (100g)50p N/A (becoming a chestnut:rotfl:)
ASDA Smartprice Chicken Wings by Weight (1Kg)£2.19 £2.19
ASDA Whole Sardines by Weight £2.50/kg N/A
ASDA Butcher's Selection Lamb Shoulder by Weight £4.00/kg :eek:N/A Hope this doesn't compare vs either of the Boneless Lamb Shoulders showing on msm for Sains. - doesn't appear to be linked to A's version and A says N/A for S on msm.co.uk, but... :eek:relying on msm?
ASDA Chosen by You Classic Chicken, Leek & Bacon Bake (800g)£2.00 N/A
ASDA Chosen by You Cumberland Pie (800g)£2.00 N/A
ASDA Chosen by You Classic Minced Beef Hotpot (800g)£2.00 N/A But why spend money on these, just for the sake of getting fillers vs Sains.?
Holland's Counter Potato & Meat Pie (188g)50p N/A
Mug Shot Noodles Chicken & Sweetcorn Flavour (54g)/Spicy Sweet & Sour Flavour (67g)/Pasta Creamy Cheese (68g)/Pasta Tomato & Herb (64g)/Noodles Thai Style (55g)/Pasta - Roast Chicken Flavour (55g)/Pasta - Minestrone Flavour (60g)/Noodles Peri Peri Flavour (56g)/Pasta Mediterranean Style (60g)/Noodles BBQ Beef Flavour (56g)/Pasta - Macaroni Cheese (68g)80p/Any 4 for £2.00 50p If can find a trigger... is Chinese Style or Spicy Tomato stocked in A? Appears to show N/A for A for those on msm.
Ainsley Harriott World Kitchen Spicy Butternut Squash Cup Soup (22g)20p N/A
Campbell's Cream of Chicken Cup Soup (26g)20p N/A
Campbell's Cream of Tomato Soup (25g)20p N/A
Campbell's Cup Soup Cream of Mushroom (23g)20p N/A V.expensive when you consider price guide for pack of four is 50p (those were previously packs of five) and looking for MOC of 20p off pack of four, plus 10% cheaper comp. therefore 25p for pack of four. This offer not available now btw. But, in the light of that, 20p for one?:eek:
Ainsley Harriott World Kitchen Aromatic Thai Style Chicken & Lemongrass Cup Soup (23g)20p N/A
Ainsley Harriott Tomato Mozzarella & Chilli Soup (25g)20p N/A
Pearce Duff's Blancmange Strawberry, Raspberry, Chocolate & Vanilla (4 per pack - 146g)58p 50p:( Due to no longer being 48p for T I think.
Green's Carmelle Mix (70g)60p 50p:( But only because no longer available vs T at 44p.
Green's Lemon Pie Filling (2 per pack - 140g)49p 40p
Oust Odour Eliminator Garden Fresh (300ml)£1.00 N/A But these are sub-£1 outside supermarkets.
Fairy Clean & Fresh Apple Orchard Washing Up Liquid (1.2L)£1.75 N/A
Cillit Bang Drain Unblocker Kit (500ml)£2.00 N/A Do not buy this vs M (even though msm says N/A as M is over £4:eek: - if anyone, outside of Northern Ireland, does try this vs S, can tell us whether M returns a price or not)
Scholl Clear Gel Blister Plasters Assorted (5)89p N/A
Carex Refreshing Cleansing Wipes (15)70p 67p (why?)
Cardinal Health WindSetlers Easy to Swallow Gel Caps (8)40p N/A
Mates Zero Condoms Uber Thin Condoms (8)£1.73:rotfl: N/A But I didn't like these at all btw:rotfl::rotfl:.
Savlon Faster Plaster for Kids - Boys (20)£1.47 N/A
Scholl Clear Gel Blister Plasters Assorted (5)89p N/A
Dioralyte Citrus Sachets (6)85p N/A
McVitie's Go Ahead! Fruit Bakes - Strawberry (6x35g)£1.00 N/A Think I got taken in by this, a Savvy tempter!
Finn Crisp Multigrain Crispbread (175g)60p N/A (But other version - which compares much more expensively to S - appears to be 200g, so why buy this at all vs S? Buy 200g other version on non-APG shop? If it indeed is 200g:mad:.)
Tommee Tippee Essentials Feeding Spoons 6mth+ (6)£1.00 £1.00 Are there not own brand versions though, half the price of these, perhaps Avs T?
Young's Gastro Florentine Crusted Alaskan Pollock Fillets (2 per pack - 340g)£2.00 N/A But these appearing here only because of the weight. Other versions, at slightly lower weights, are vs elsewhere than S at £2.00. M has been £1.88 low on other one before but not available vs M at the moment!
ASDA Pepperoni Pizza Slices (2 per pack - 288g)50p N/A
ASDA Smartprice Cheese Slices (10 per pack - 170g)50p N/A
ASDA Conference Pears (600g)57p N/A
ASDA Smartprice Soap (3x125g)35p 30p
ASDA Smartprice Brown Bread (800g)45p N/A (need to purchase the Wholemeal Bread for it to count - Wholemeal appears as Brown, but Brown is a no-appear)
Armitage Wild Bird Seed Mix (4Kg)£3.00 N/A (Or, you may prefer 750g version at 80p, although more expensive per 100g)
Armitage Wild Bird Fat Balls (8)80p N/A
Johnson's Baby Nappy Cream (110g)£2.47 £1.50
Fairy Non Biological Laundry Liquid - 40 Washes (2L)£6.00 £4.00

Mildred1970

poppypopster wrote: »

If Tesco extend the current trial this would be a great APG creater.. BTW last day tomorrow.

I am :(:( and :):) about this

poppypopster

Mildred1970 wrote: »

I am :(:( and :):) about this

Bought a brand-new car in Feb, done 11100 miles in 8 1/2 months. Start of Aug it was about 6000 miles.

Savvybuyer

:idea:
ASDA Smartprice Soap (3x125g)35p vs Sains. 30p
This is good vs Sains, as Morries (not showing on msm) is 35p.

Meanwhile, SP Rubber Gloves are now vs 30p:eek: for S (were 24p then 25p) - well, I suppose one offsets the other:(.

Savvybuyer

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

I will answer actually I meant changes in general, including price changes. I assume that people voted no because they weren't happy with the changes that would have occurred. If the yes voters had won then I would have had to learn what it was about since it may affect me and there are many other thing I'd prefer to spend my time googling

But are people happy with the "changes" that will occur from the "No" vote I wonder? We are told there will be changes. However, I suspect virtually no-one has a clue as to what those changes are actually going to be. I certainly don't. At least with independence, arguably the change would have been clear - namely that the country would be an independent country (aside from the point about whether a country that kept 'someone else's' currency could be truly "independent"). We are now in a totally muddled and unclear situation, IMO. I don't want to go over issues now that have already been raised before and now voted on. As it is a "No", presumably you still have to learn what that is all about as the changes, whatever they are, from that still affect you?:think: (I just wonder.)

I know some people 'don't like change'. I would have been prepared for, and happy with, a change that was independence. It would also certainly have been 'interesting', though the situation now, with a "No" vote and watching things that are currently going in on the political world, is interesting.

Savvybuyer

poppypopster wrote: »

If Tesco extend the current trial this would be a great APG creater.. BTW last day tomorrow.

You mean PP creator? T vs Sains?
I did find a couple of items for Tvs S (not that anyone has much left from £12.00 vs £3.00, as cap at £10). Bic 1 Sensitive Razors (10) was one - £1.40 vs 93p - not that that is any good price, and the other, whatever it was now, had a much bigger difference (£2.50 difference possibly) - yeah, Lucozade Energy Original 10x380ml (£5.49 vs £3.00 - Tvs S) - just remembered what I'd seen and it was, indeed, nearly £2.50:T:j (not that I found it that long ago:rotfl: - good short-term memory maybe:rotfl::rotfl:) but not to be put with Calgon if you don't want losing to the cap. I've no idea about any trial btw in T or elsewhere:o.

Savvybuyer

TrulyMadly wrote: »

A v T

1 x ASDA Chosen by You Wheat Bisks (48x18g) £2.48 £2.50
1 x Libert! 0% Fat Greek Style Yogurt - Blueberry Harv... £1.50 £1.09
1 x Libert! 0% Fat Greek Style Yogurt - Honey (4x100g) £1.50 £1.09
1 x Mission Deli Wheat & White Mini Wraps (6) £0.88 £0.68
1 x Kellogg's Nutri-Grain Breakfast Bakes Raisin (6x45... £2.48 £1.24
1 x Total 0% Fat Authentic Greek Yogurt (170g) £1.00 £0.75

Yes they are, thanks for reminding me:T. I go for S/P Wheat Bisks though, Avs M, not that I can 'go' for them at all now given that I already have one too many:o:rotfl::rotfl:. Personally I can see no need at all for CBY Wheat Bisks. Real expensive, when S/P Wheat Bisks (24) are 75p.

zagubov

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Anyone seen Peaky Blinders.......just watching it now on catch up.....it's very good:)

Seen bits of it. Like what I see. Enjoying the new Dr Who.:beer:

Here's a choon with a vid that's good but maybe not for kids.

Savvybuyer

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/retailandconsumer/8537172/Washing-machines-dont-live-longer-with-Calgon.html

Vs

http://www.asa.org.uk/Rulings/Adjudications/2012/10/Reckitt-Benckiser-Healthcare-UK-Ltd/SHP_ADJ_169732.aspx#.VB4MWhbivIU

So, make your own decision as to whether it is worth it. Unless, with some trial, it is paying you to take it away.

("The ASA understood that the claim was intended to refer to the benefit of using Calgon compared to not using a water softener, and we considered that that was how the claim would be interpreted by consumers.":think: So, exactly the same benefit using any water softener, including own brand ones that are normally way way cheaper, as using Calgon - and people pulled in by the brand name maybe?:think:)