Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

Bananababe

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Well DD3 has come home from college and asked me if I had heard the news. :think:

Had no idea what she was on about and she says Ts are going bankrupt and it's all you and your friends fault. :eek::eek::eek:

Oops.....I tried to explain but she was having none of it. Afraid she thinks we are to blame with all our glitching. :eek:

Well I dinnae think we have helped their cause but hey wasnt five years since they were making billions !!

zippydooda

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Loose broccoli slightly cheaper per 100g than the 49p packed ones. Also compares vs T. So, pick up one of those at 49p and it's actually more product! Or, maybe, pick up a smaller one and not have to pay as much as 49p for that as a filler!:rotfl: Check msm.co.uk before you shop as Loose has a nasty habit of sometimes going off and on on the website.

ARE YOU SURE - are you really sure?

ive weighed the pre packed ones and they are more often than not heavier than the pack price, so making them cheaper per 100g than the label states

mrsmac10

bubbs wrote: »

Black Curver 40 litre Push Activated Bin (5 Year Guarantee) Was £55.00 Then £27.50 Now £14.85 Using Code XXX Online @ Debenhams
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/black-curver-40-litre-push-activated-bin-5-year-guarantee-was-55-00-27-50-now-14-2031049

Thanks for all your posts but this one in particular DIL will be very happy to pay this
:T

Evangeline1971

emerald21 wrote: »

I guess you know not to leave tooth brushes on shelves lol

Well I thought it was ok with the lid down until Savvy said otherwise and they're in the ensuite where houseguests are not allowed. I think I'll clear a space in the cupboard for them now though

bubbs

mrsmac10 wrote: »

Thanks for all your posts but this one in particular DIL will be very happy to pay this
:T

Your welcome:D if 1 person gets a bargain, thats good in my eyes:D:T

Mumto2monkeys

T v a shop from this evening:)

1x T. GALA APPLE 6 PACK 670G £0.75 n/a
2x T. BLUEBERRY CLASS I 150G £3.50 n/a
1x TESCO RED SEEDLESS GRAPES PUNNET 500G £2.00 £1.50
1x HEINZ TOP DOWN SQUEEZY TOMATO KETCHUP SCC 700G £2.00 £1.99 shopit
4x HARIBO MAOAM GIANT STRIPES 60 PCE £0.34 £0.40
4x MAOAM SOUR GIANT STRIPES 15G £0.33 £0.40
1x BIRDS EYE 4 CHICKEN BURGERS 200G £1.00 £1.00:) shopit
1x TESCO WHEAT BISCUITS CEREAL 48PK £2.50 £2.48
2x TUC SNACK CRACKER 150G £2.00 £1.00
1x KIPLING TOFFEE TERROR WHIRLS 6PK £1.00 n/a tcb
1x MR KIPLING CHOC & LIME SLICE 6PK £1.00 n/a shopit
1x FLORA LIGHT SPREAD 1KG £3.00 £2.00
1x WALKERS CHSE & ONIONS 20X25G £2.50 n/a
1x WALKERS MEATY 20X25G £2.50 n/a
1x T. EDAYVALUE SNACK ASSORTMENT 12PK 200G £0.59 £0.59
1x TESCO STRAWBERRY FLAVOUR LACES 75G £0.40 £0.40
1x WARBURTONS DANISH SLICED WHITE BREAD 400G £0.75 £0.75
1x MCCAIN HOME CHIPS 1.5KG £2.50 £2.00
1x NESTLE FAB 8 X 58ML £1.50 n/a
4x GIANT NEW REFRESHER CHEW BAR (C) £0.33 n/a
1x NESCAFE ORIGINAL INSTANT COFFEE 300G £5.00 £5.00
1x LOOM BANDS TILL TOPPER £0.50 n/a
7x BAG RE-USE CLUBCARD POINT £0.00 n/a
1x TESCO FINEST OAK AGED STILL CIDER 500ML £1.53 n/a
1x T. EDAY VALUE 15 YORKSHIRE PUDDINGS 230G £0.49 £0.49
2x COCA COLA LIFE 1.75L £3.00 £2.00

£42 before cc mocs £4 mailing moc and coke mocs... Paid £34 and got a pp for £3.80 ish and a £5 hh:)

Savvybuyer

Crisp n Dry Veg Oil (2L) is now, or in a day's time, Avs T £2, for 10% cheaper = £1.80.
So, a match to A's £2 on Morries Match and More would have been an overpayment:eek::eek:.

Also, I notice, fwiw, the New Covent Gardens are 700g in T rather than 600g. T is also higher price on them but roughly the same price on weight. So, they could lose a penny on Match and More if the rounding goes the wrong way against us. Otherwise, probably neutral. 700g is within the Match and More weight range, if you happen to find the exact same flavour at 600g as T has at 700g I suppose.

:question:Is the weight range only applicable to own brands though? Cue aau1 to come in at any minute and remind me about this if I don't post this clarification!:rotfl:

scottishshortie

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

That is precisely why I do not like all these ant-bacterial cleaners, people almost sterilise their houses and the kids are not introduced to germs, I am fairly sure that is where all the allergies and the suchlike come from.

The only cleaner I use in the kitchen is hot soapy water the one I cringe at is cleaners with bleach

Bananababe

Tescos should start with staff training !http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/blind-student-banned-from-tesco-supermarket-for-bringing-in-dog-9799562.html

Dizzy_Ditzy

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

It's Friday tomorrow and I'm not looking forward to it as stepson is staying and this is always stressful for me OH has also invited his cousins lad who I'm happy to have round as he's a lovely little lad, aged 10 and no trouble really.

However last time they were both round I did something I'm now embarrassed about Because I'd been stressed out since Friday I freaked out on Sunday morning because the toilet had been flushed without the lid being down, despite my A4 signs clearly saying not to do this :mad: I read that toilet germs can spread upto 20 feet when you flush :eek: so I really hate when people do this in my house. p

I'm in the seat down camp. Working in a hospital where they've removed all the toilet seats is my idea of germ central :eek::o

Nannylala wrote: »

I was just wondering who are you hiding them from;)I cannot be trusted to have choc's in the house hidden or not as they seem to call me;)

Both me and misery guts