Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

bubbs

Mrs_stinkface wrote: »

:p
They know me very well. They all love me of course

As we all do, love you that is:D:D

rhosynbach

abailey54 wrote: »

I use the Ikea ones, don't know how they compare in price to the sainsburys ones

http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/70213545/

Edit - sorry I just noticed it says not available for online purchase :-(

thanks any way its a good price so will keep an eye for stock, shame we dont have an ikea either

Picasso7

rhosynbach wrote: »

anyone know of any where that sells cheap kiln jars, i want 12 500ml ones had some money for my birthday and was going to get some but no where round here sells them so will have to do mail order.. thanks

Wilco perhaps?

Sorry. Just spotted Claire Alex said that first!

rhosynbach

Picasso7 wrote: »

Wilco perhaps?

Sorry. Just spotted Claire Alex said that first!

thanks any way xx

Savvybuyer

Regarding the Sains. "offer" (note the quotes, as it doesn't even amount to an 'offer' in my view when it works out so expensive), it seems they have chosen Kellogg's that are either not available in A (and therefore can't compare to A for BMatch) or which are even more expensive in A. The "best" would be the Fruit & Fibre 750g £3 vs £2:eek:, but then rather defeats the point as your fillers are likely to cost a lot of that pound. Otherwise the Spec K Red Berries would be £4.00 vs £3.78, a meagre 22p back, still way too expensive (I think we had 67p (mis-)price before? 67p each for 3 or £3.78 - you choose!) and will not compare to T at £3 as Sains do not compare vs T anymore.

In short, thank you bubbs for posting, it is welcome and v. useful.
However, avoid, as it seems to be a muggles' offer to me.

There are cheaper ways of getting cereal and milk I feel. Even full priced:eek: (I mean £1 for 4pint) milk, together with cereal, would probably work out cheaper with some much cheaper cereal in the first place. And you don't necessarily have to trade down from branded for that - there are 'half price' branded cereals (probably just not Kellogg's at the mo.) available elsewhere.

This next bit, I don't think is much interest as wasn't a glitch - I had Cravendale Semi Skimmed milk compare 2 for £3 vs 2 for £3 at T and M earlier (womble today). Mbuy price showing for A on APG. However, they paid £1.50 each instore (bought total 2) and did not get an mbuy. Made no odds as same price anyway (£1.50x2 paid and 2 for £3.00 for A on APG). I notice £1.90 and 2 for £3 on msm. Therefore, one on C&C vs T or M at £2, for all of 10p off! Assuming individual price instore is £1.50 today:rotfl:. Hardly.

Just shows you, apparently, how price increase again - £1.50 to £1.90 - but new mbuy pricing (or mbuy pricing put back on) to be exactly the same price as it was before but now making you buy twice as much (and pay twice the cost).

bubbs

tweets just noticed:T:T:T:T:T:T

emerald21

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Oh stinky...your man in Lycra story made me laugh. Could you not get a photo:rotfl:

Oh yes can you imagine it Hang on a minute Sir while I whip my camera out so I can take a pic of your plums for my chums online

rhosynbach

emerald21 wrote: »

Oh yes can you imagine it Hang on a minute Sir while I whip my camera out so I can take a pic of your plums for my chums online

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

well done tweets on your weight lose you are doing so well xx

Claire_Alex

rhosynbach wrote: »

thanks :A going to Porthmadog tomorrow so will try big wilkos there after hospital apointment x

http://www.wilko.com/search?q=Kilner+&sort=price&order=asc

Quite a few on offer

rhosynbach

my boys are loving emmerdale tonight with the welsh references, in fits of giggles