Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

hampydoodums

Re the Green Mark Voddie from M, I've just emailed MSM to say that it's missing from their comparisons and that I've uploaded it anyway through an A basket. If I get paid out on it all well and good, if not I'm happy with the points anyway. I'll let you all know how I get on. COT and uglybugball I believe you also bought some too

fairclaire

Good morning

We also have very pleasant weather this morning. Im off to look at cookers today. Long story but Im fed up of OH moaning about ours. It's only a year or so old but it's clearly annoying him so he has found some online that he thinks he will like and Im off to look at them to see if they aesthetically pleasing enough for me. :cool:
He thinks we should 'just buy' one of the ones he wants but I waited ages and paid out a lot of money on that kitchen........so it's having a cooker that suits it :rotfl:

9_inch

gocat wrote: »

From a shop yesterday evening but couldn't post it up as you all disappeared :eek: Someone asking me how much the yogurts work out each. Anyone know, please

tia

1 x ASDA British Whole Milk 4 Pints (2.27L) £1.00 £1.00
3 x Muller Corner Yogurt - Strawberry (150g) £2.04 £1.50
3 x Muller Fruit Corner Yogurt - Peach & Apricot (150g... £2.04 £1.50
3 x Muller Crunch Corner Yogurt - Toffee Hoops (135g) £2.04 £1.50
3 x Muller Corner Crunch Yogurt - Chocolate Digestive ... £2.04 £1.50
1 x Maltesers Funsize (195g) £2.00 £1.85
1 x Kiwi Black Round 75cm Laces £1.37 £1.25
1 x Carling British Cider (500ml) £2.00 £1.50

Got APG for £4.10

gocat wrote: »

yeah sorry, I meant after APG /glitch (if any) is taken into account

From your shop it is apparent that the asda price per yogurt is 68p each whilst the compared price is 50p each. This means you get 18p per yogurt back plus 10% of the 50p (5p) - 23p. So having paid £4 for 10 yogurts and £1.36 for 2 yogurts = £5.36 you get an APG of (12 x 23p) £2.76. The 12 yogurts have cost you £2.60 or 21.7p each.

Dizzy_Ditzy

Tinyshoes wrote: »

That was when I first came across MSE when we had big credit card debt, Mr TS had to leave his trade due to back problem, and our income went down drastically. We built up huge debt over £10k and that didn't include the mortgage.

He eventually got a liveable wage and we chipped off the debt with balance transfer deals and made our final payment the month before he got made half redundant. And up until mum passed away we managed to live off half a wage with no debt and help of the Elite. :A

Paying our mortgage off was the final thing with what I was left.

You need to go and post your story! You've had help from your mum :A but you've done the majority of it yourselves :T


Debt free roll of honour https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/291326


Go post!

zagubov

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Nope, swedes are the orange ones with purple skins and turnips are the white little things! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

How did we end up with opposing names for two different things across the borders? It has even caused problems for us, a Scots friend of mine asked me to get her a swede so I came back with what I thought was a swede, she had wanted a turnip so I had to go back out and get her that! Not a problem, I always have swede in the freezer to go in stews or soups anyway!

I have to teach this! There's a dividing ;line somewhere in the north of England where the colours/names swap over.

If you use the word bluebell in England you're talking about this. In Scotland you're talking about this.

It's the same thing for some animals. If you're talking about elephants (or camels) you're talking about different animals depending which country you're in.

Classy_Chick06

OMG!!

I need to find this, has anyone tried it?

lookinforabargain

:eek:
No pumpkins in T's or Aldi this morning, think I've arrived rather late to the party on this one :rotfl:

mhoc

Good morning all, I’ve missed you this week, The Elite def have “The Allure” but I’ve been very disciplined and only done a tiny little bit of lurking in the evening.
So the one day Study Revamp is now on day three, all part of the letting go and moving onward process. Every time I thought I’d finished I found another corner that needed turning out and doing.
I am very nearly there and the dining room table is now cleared – even my desk is now a haven of tranquillity and peace.
All I have left are a huge basket of pens and pencils that need culling, thee huge carrier bags of receipts to go through – watching TV tonight, too tedious to go through otherwise. And three huge boxes of jiffy bags – the things are breeding  no idea how to get rid of these.
I’ve got various odds and ends for putting up for sale on the local Freecycle group - the trouble with ours it that there are hundreds of ads everyday so unless someone is glued to their tablet or phone, things come and go unseen.
Ive got masses to go to the recycling centre including 2 shopping baskets of paper, a box for Oxfam and some nice additions for the Christmas shoe boxes.
I’ve let go of the last of my coupon collection dating back to 2008 – those days are never going to come back and all of my old ebaying paperwork from the days when it was worth doing. I also used to make my own postcards from packaging but there are less postcard draws now everything is done on the computer so Ive kept 3 baskets of the nicest ones and everything else has gone into the cardboard recycling bin. Time to move on.

Right brew and breakfast time.

gocat

9_inch wrote: »

From your shop it is apparent that the asda price per yogurt is 68p each whilst the compared price is 50p each. This means you get 18p per yogurt back plus 10% of the 50p (5p) - 23p. So having paid £4 for 10 yogurts and £1.36 for 2 yogurts = £5.36 you get an APG of (12 x 23p) £2.76. The 12 yogurts have cost you £2.60 or 21.7p each.

Thank you
So how much each for buying just 10 yogurts please
tia

hampydoodums

zagubov wrote: »

I have to teach this! There's a dividing ;line somewhere in the north of England where the colours/names swap over.

If you use the word bluebell in England you're talking about this. In Scotland you're talking about this.

It's the same thing for some animals. If you're talking about elephants (or camels) you're talking about different animals depending which country you're in.

Yep bluebell defo the first link, though I also have white and lilac ones like these or does that just confuse things further :undecided.

No idea about the animals just that camels usually have the ump :rotfl: