Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

tigerwhite_2

Munqui wrote: »

Thanks tigerwhite for posting! :money:

I'm still not quite sure why this worked as thought once on A.com it was game over.

Is this below correct?

midday apg super computer updates prices from msm (no mbuy on HE)
some point after, the HE becomes 2f£4 on A.com and msm picks this up.
next morning 6am ish the apg super computer updates prices from msm again.

If so, I wonder if you need to claim APG before the 6am update :think:

Yes, pretty much

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Please don't think this is a stupid question....but do food banks take shampoo???

For DD harvest festival school would like donations for the local food bank.. I was thinking of sending some of the free Pantene we got a while ago.

Tia

Yes, they do.

lawrie28 wrote: »

Love Pasta? Want to make it make you fuller for longer, with less calories?

Easy, cool it down, then heat it up again:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-29629761

very interesting reading

Amanda4242

tigerwhite wrote: »

cheap filled pasta again anyone???

In the new A mag out yesterday (halloween cake on the front). MOC valid 14th Oct til 14th Nov. 50p off any giovanni rana filled pasta. £1.85 in A. Compares to the following:

These are £1.85 in A (beige bag) - Total cost 40p
Spinach/Ricotta Tortelloni v £1 in M
Ham and cheese tortelloni v £1 in M
Chicken and mozzarella Tortelloni v £1 in M
Mushroom tortelloni v £1 in M

These are £2.15 in A (in a black bag) - Total cost 85p
Chicken and rosemary ravioli v £1.50 in S
Spinach and mascarpone ravioli v £1.50 in S
Gorgonzola and walnut ravioli v £1.50 in S
Tomato, olives and mozzarella raviolo v £1.50 in S

T&C are one coupon per product.

Be careful as my ham & cheese didn't compare against Morries last night Other varieties may work or may even work today, just a precaution.

mhoc

Amanda4242 wrote: »

Hi mhoc:)
Yes my plan was to separate the shops but I was so so tired I forgot!!!! Yes I have 5 impulse sets now, 1 from last night and the others from when the glitch was last on. Great stocking fillers
I haven't tried the LM veggie sausages for ages, looking forward to them. The pasta should have compared to £1 but no joy!

The Linda Mc red onion and rosemary sausages taste very yum in sausage baps with the usual things like onions or pickle

I am also thinking of Christmas soir!e nibbles - cocktail stick with a chunk of sausage, pickle, cube of cheese, cherry tomato

Nannylala

Afternoon:)many thanks for all the post re 5-2 diet and others.I have decided to do the 5-2 diet to kick start me as I know once I am in the right mind set I will be able to sort myself out.The Doc telling me has finally made me do something about it as it has crept on over the years since giving up smoking:eek:Have just stopped for a drink and have not eaten today but feel fine and have been drinking plenty;) I have kept really busy and having a NSD to boot has helped.
DDlala doing slimming world and doing good but that is not for me.

tigerwhite_2

Amanda4242 wrote: »

Hi Tigerwhite


Someone may have responded I'm still reading through thread! The Impulse set is a can of Impulse with a Nails Inc nail varnish/buffer. In the 3 for £10. This is a trigger with the JF elixir oil's

Thanks for that Amanda

Amanda4242 wrote: »

Be careful as my ham & cheese didn't compare against Morries last night Other varieties may work or may even work today, just a precaution.

and thanks re: the cheese and ham pasta, good to know.

deb8z

My ring has arrived too :rotfl:

Many thanks FC,I had one sent to my Sisters address too so hopefully she received it too today,it's really nice

deb8z

Those LM vegetarian sausages are horrible,I had them last week,If the Rosemary ones taste as bad they are going in the bin lol

tbw

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

5:2 is only as drastic as you make it. With good planning, you can make 500 cals go a very, very long way!


A typical 5:2 day for me would be porridge with water, salad and fish/ham/chicken for lunch and a huge plate of stir fry veg for my evening meal. Altogether around about 500 cals, might be a bit over, might be a bit under, but done properly, 5:2 is every bit as effective as SW, WW, Lighter Life, Cambridge and all the other ones. Different ways of eating work for different people.

I like it because I am only restricted on certain days - the rest of the time I eat whatever I fancy within reason ie if I really want some chocolate I have it and also a glass of wine with dinner but I don't go overboard and eat double the norm to make up for the fast day!

I can't be doing with having to be ultra careful with what I eat every single day for weeks/months on end. Boredom kicks in and I fall of the wagon - doesn't have time to do that with 5:2.

As you say, different plans suit different people - and this one suits me.

tigerwhite_2

right, I'm off to pick up my AvS order

tigerwhite_2

tbw wrote: »

I like it because I am only restricted on certain days - the rest of the time I eat whatever I fancy within reason ie if I really want some chocolate I have it and also a glass of wine with dinner but I don't go overboard and eat double the norm to make up for the fast day!

I can't be doing with having to be ultra careful with what I eat every single day for weeks/months on end. Boredom kicks in and I fall of the wagon - doesn't have time to do that with 5:2.

As you say, different plans suit different people - and this one suits me.

totally agree with you.. if my jeans feel tight, i do 5:2. It's quick and if you fancy pizza, then you just wait until the day after. I like it, i tend to plan it for when I'm in work (no shops near me, or temptation, plus i have a jug of water on my desk that i constantly drink). anyway, a is calling me xx