Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

tweets

hampydoodums wrote: »

Not been on here for a while so sorry if it's already been mentioned. If anyone needs a bottle of Jack Daniels, the 1 litre bottle is on promotion in Sainsbobs, down from £33 to £20. Great if you have a conditional spend to use up or hopefully it will match in sada and you'll get it for £18 then.

I remember posting the same thing last year :rotfl:

Are you a JD fan hampydoodums ?

Dizzy_Ditzy

jumblejack wrote: »

They eat slugs and make great fertiliser out of scraps!

Quicker turn around than a compost bin for all your green waste!

:D:D:D:D I just hope we can sort out the fresh water issue otherwise it's not happening

I've already got names for them though :j:rotfl::T

purpledonkey

jumblejack wrote: »

I heartily agree with all the above (including lid up and lid down) except the eggs.

Best before dates are ridiculously short with eggs.

The most effective test is the float test.

Unsure of an egg?
Pop it in a jug of water.
If it sinks it's super fresh.
If it is suspended in the water, it can still be used for baking.
If it floats, sling it.
Eggs are porous so the older the egg, the larger the air sac.

Too many good eggs are thrown unnecessarily.

Housewives of all previous generations used this method before certain agencies deemed fit to have all eggs stamped for the consumers.

:money:

I wish eggs lasted that long in my house :rotfl:

Enterprise_1701C

tweets wrote: »

I have a confession I have been naughty :eek: but honestly didn't know and since I knew I have felt awful





not .

Confession to follow :money:

*taps fingers on desk wondering why we have been waiting 15 whole minutes *

hampydoodums

jumblejack wrote: »

:money: so it is true :j

Edit:

Warning . I've just been told it is capped at 10,000 points.

Thanks for that, what a shame, thought it would be too good to be true.

emerald21

Bananababe wrote: »

They sent a list of id they needed. None suitable to a 16yr old. Then when we phoned they said oh you should have got other list. But still wasnt suitable. They want certified id by gp or solicitor. We are not paying to open this account.

Guy says do you want to lodge a complaint as they have all her details. They spelt her name wrong too. Bit carp from the start. Will see what they say

What a palaver . I opened one easily enough and may switch. You need £800 put in within 31 days and two direct debits I believe but I need to read up a bit more first.

Dizzy_Ditzy

I find out on Saturday what tickets ive got for the rugby World Cup :j

Monday could be a very, very expensive day for me

nerfdad

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I find out on Saturday what tickets ive got for the rugby World Cup :j

Monday could be a very, very expensive day for me

That reminds me my mate is waiting to hear about tickets for an England game and I said I would go:o can anybody explain the rules:eek:

Savvybuyer

I notice there is now an any 4 for £5:eek: "offer" on products like Heinz "Snack"pots (their word) and Heinz Fridge packs that I wouldn't pay more than £1 each for - nothing like getting you buy quadruple:eek: and then pay an extra pound on top!:eek::eek::rotfl: I'm just having a look to see if any triggers in the offer...

It's otherwise a horrible offer that, to the cynic, seems set up merely in order to make their shopping unbelievably still more expensive elsewhere (just because of how expensive normal shopping now is elsewhere) and cut the APG amount!:( Now, I don't think A set up with that intention, it just seems that way:rotfl::rotfl:.

Snap-ant

Never ever ever eat in a Wannaburgers :p:p

'hard bits' *shudders*