Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

lookinforabargain

Watching a thing about the Foo's on BBC4 for their 20th anniversary.
I do like Dave Ghrol :cool:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VQ_3sBZEm0&list=PL0LnWnL-0hb7gGwn_bw8vrrauP4JeABdE

Anon

Savvybuyer wrote: »

A Morrisons spokesman said: “To help customers get the most out of the programme, Morrisons is also launching a new App.”
The App helps customers to access a live stream of offers on their favourite products, as well as items that have discounts and extra points in-store and online.
http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/business/business-news/morrisons-rolls-out-loyalty-card-across-the-uk-as-it-takes-on-discount-rivals-1-6915411

Therefore, that's where you may get details of 'points items' from (Morrisons' app.). Possibly.

It's a specific new M&M app Savvy, not the old M app. You link it to your M&M card and it then lets you see instore offers (Points and Discount "cash"), create a shopping list (which it then matches to any offers - not all items) and an account area that shows how many points you have collected, when, and your balance.

HTH

Anon

Savvybuyer

TrulyMadly wrote: »

bubbs beef:)

A v M

1.46 x ASDA Butcher's Selection British Easy Carve Beef b... £10.98 £9.72


£8.75 for a joint this size [2] is a good buy.


[1] How much were we paying when we stocked up last time....anyone remember?

[1] Probably a lot, lot less. £4-something a kilogram. As opposed to this one at £8.75, about £5.99/kg i.e. nearly £6/kg:eek::eek: (assuming the stated weight of 1.46kg is actually what it weighs;):rotfl:). One and a half times:eek: more expensive.

[2] In the light of the above, I disagree:rotfl::rotfl:.

aau1

TrulyMadly wrote: »

bubbs beef:)

A v M

1.46 x ASDA Butcher's Selection British Easy Carve Beef b... £10.98 £9.72


£8.75 for a joint this size is a good buy.


How much were we paying when we stocked up last time....anyone remember?

I didn't get any bubbs beef but I think it was £4/kg

Ladyshopper

Operation Christmas child is not the scheme it makes out, and there are plenty of ethical alternatives. Can't do links, sorry, but please google Samaritans purse, samaritans purse controversy, and operation Christmas child alerts, and you can then at least go into it with your eyes wide open.

Organisations such as oxfam, inland revenue, Dhl and the co op have all withdrawn their support, and many schools who have become aware of what really happens now refuse to support the campaign, and choose others instead.

TrulyMadly

A v T

1 x ASDA Free Range Medium Eggs (12) £2.30 £1.95

Savvybuyer

Anon wrote: »

It's a specific new M&M app Savvy, not the old M app. You link it to your M&M card and it then lets you see instore offers (Points and Discount "cash"), create a shopping list (which it then matches to any offers - not all items) and an account areas that shows how many points you have collected, when, and your balance.

HTH

Anon

I would have thought that was obvious from the context, referring to a "new app." and then me mentioning "Morrisons app." in other words referring to the new app. as previously mentioned in my post!:D:p:rotfl:

fairclaire

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Watching a thing about the Foo's on BBC4 for their 20th anniversary.
I do like Dave Ghrol :cool:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VQ_3sBZEm0&list=PL0LnWnL-0hb7gGwn_bw8vrrauP4JeABdE

Im watching that our taste is impeccable . It's an eight part series

fairclaire

Savvybuyer wrote: »

[1] Probably a lot, lot less. £4-something a kilogram. As opposed to this one at £8.75, about £5.99/kg i.e. nearly £6/kg:eek::eek: (assuming the stated weight of 1.46kg is actually what it weighs;):rotfl:). One and a half times:eek: more expensive.

[2] In the light of the above, I disagree:rotfl::rotfl:.

It was a straight £4 a kilo. That was good there were a few different joints included too

mhoc

Ok so what other charity does the Christmas shoe boxes collection apart from Samaritans purse - has nationwide collection points etc
Please does someone have a link please?

Doing the boxes I think is the best part of Christmas?