Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

davemorton

springdreams wrote: »

PD, a question for you please.

My family do a secret santa for Christmas for the adults. I have drawn my SIL, and her hobbies are baking and gardening. If you had to choose the things that you as a baker would not be without what would they be please? And what is the item you would want the most? The budget is £50.

She only bakes for herself and my DS, and just does the basics, but has recently started experimenting with icing and making shapes with icing paste. She bought a basic set of shape cutters for the icing paste from lakeland.

Many thanks in advance.

If they have a favourite kind of food (Indian, italian, thai etc.) build them up a hamper with ingredients/utensils/cook book to cook that style of food.

Tinyshoes

Thinking out loud, if I am feeling cold down here what on earth is it like for all of you north of let's say Oxford.

purpledonkey

springdreams wrote: »

It does. Thank you very much x :T

Though saying that some people are creative for one use things...

http://imgur.com/gallery/JjpLL

davemorton

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thinking out loud, if I am feeling cold down here what on earth is it like for all of you north of let's say Oxford.

We arnt quite as soft as people south of the gap

fairclaire

I must get to bed too. Enjoyed my day of freedom today.....whole morning spent scanning in Ts

Back to reality tomorrow. Thanks for the company my fiends

Tinyshoes

davemorton wrote: »

We arnt quite as soft as people south of the gap

You saying you are hard! :eek:

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

I must get to bed too. Enjoyed my day of freedom today.....whole morning spent scanning in Ts

Back to reality tomorrow. Thanks for the company my fiends

Night FC. From one of your fiends. :eek:

vanilla_twist

I disagree with the quiz:eek:

Glen Miller did not fly from a North London Airport never to be seen again.
He flew from A small run way in a village just outside Bedford.
Sorry I know how to pronounce the village but not spell it:)

It is about 60 miles from London and 3 miles from where I grew up.

V x

davemorton

Yes, bed for me too, night all.

Savvybuyer

wackynut wrote: »

I may be wrong but I think the deal with the kitchen roll is just that it's comparing well.

A £2.20 v W 96p

:shhh::silenced: You're wrong! One in W at 96p is 55 sheets per roll whereas A's is double length 100. W does have double length ("Jumbo") 100 (2 rolls) but is much higher priced than 96p on that:rotfl: - at £2.65! Msm is 'linked', on the £2.20 A one, to the wrong ones.

:rotfl::rotfl: The single length A rolls (at 50 sheets per roll and £1.25) do not even compare, not even to the slightly-more sheets 96p 2-pack rolls at W. More fool my womblees for buying the "cheaper" ones.

You want the "more expensive" (or which appear to be) £2.20 packs. They go vs 96p (offer supposed to be on until November) and therefore 86.4p for a pack if bought correctly. They are much cheaper, via APG vs Waities, than the "cheaper" £1.25 ones. Not available to Northern Ireland, as relying on W comp. The "cheaper" £1.25 packs are more expensive as they do not compare and see you paying £1.25 as well as getting half-sheet rolls.

So, it's not "just" that it is comparing well, but also that it's comparing, technically, against the wrong W item.