Especially Lovely Is The Elite

locarr

Popped in to sainboobs again tonight...lots of RTC on tins, packets and jars etc

tinned toms, soup, pasatta and porridge, remember the Special K red berries we were getting free last year, 75% off

keep ya eyes peeled!:cool:

locarr

mutley_muppet wrote: »

Thanks Snap-ant. I'm looking to buy an oil filled radiator to use in the day now I have solar panels.
I just googled this brand as I've never heard of them and saw this review on T's website for the smaller size one! :rotfl::T

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★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall rating value is 3 of 5 stars. Anonymous · a year ago




Great for removing a chilll / Drying undergarments




I purchased this heater in the winter as my back passage was a little cold and damp.. Mildrew was creeping up the sides of my walls as I had a damp problem. I must say since buying this heater my drawers have never been drier and this has made my entrance very warm indeed. My husband Justin has commented how warm the back passage has become. Great Value for money and a quick fix to drying the smalls. I am thinking about buying one for my front entrance."

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Great review!!;)

deb8z

tweets wrote: »

:eek: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tweets!! that is a tad rude lol

deb8z

Snap-ant wrote: »

:eek::eek::eek: £95 for a JL Monty or Mabel penguin from Christmas ad

I'd expect a years supply of fish fingers too

The smaller one is a more reasonable £12.00 but oos

http://www.johnlewis.com/store/john-lewis-monty-medium-plush-toy-h14cm/p1719593?navAction=jump

Enterprise_1701C

mutley_muppet wrote: »

Thanks Snap-ant. I'm looking to buy an oil filled radiator to use in the day now I have solar panels.
I just googled this brand as I've never heard of them and saw this review on T's website for the smaller size one! :rotfl::T

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★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall rating value is 3 of 5 stars. Anonymous · a year ago




Great for removing a chilll / Drying undergarments




I purchased this heater in the winter as my back passage was a little cold and damp.. Mildrew was creeping up the sides of my walls as I had a damp problem. I must say since buying this heater my drawers have never been drier and this has made my entrance very warm indeed. My husband Justin has commented how warm the back passage has become. Great Value for money and a quick fix to drying the smalls. I am thinking about buying one for my front entrance."

Didn't realise it was the nightshift already :eek:

I love it when people write reviews like that, can imagine a French person sitting there reading it totally deadpan!

mutley_muppet

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Didn't realise it was the nightshift already :eek:

I love it when people write reviews like that, can imagine a French person sitting there reading it totally deadpan!

I was more shocked that she had married a man called Justin! :rotfl:

(apologies to all the Justins out there! )

tweets

deb8z wrote: »

tweets!! that is a tad rude lol

I know but it made me laugh

mutley_muppet

mhoc wrote: »

Please can everyone keep a look out for cherry liqueur chocs on their travels. What I am looking for is the ones with a real cherry inside, liquid and a red wrapper
Normally we get the Marks ones - used to be 3 for £5 - now 3 for £6 :mad: - except that the Marks I was in yesterday did not have them and now I am worried that they won't have then this year

I found them in aldi for £2 but I don't think these are the ones with cherries in. I got the poundland ones - no cherry and no wrapper and tasted horrible

So maybe waitrose or John Lewis ....

I saw these in Lakeland today Mhoc? Not cheap but looked nice quality, especially the first ones?
(Though the first ones weren't liqueurs... the others are).

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/41278/Dark-Chocolate-Covered-Cherries

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/60139/Deluxe-Les-Cerises

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/60611/Cherries-in-Brandy-Liqueur-Chocolates

They had lots of lovely little foody gifts in Lakeland. Not cheap but nice unusual things. I am dangerous in Lakeland, dunno why but I get the urge to spend there like nowhere else? I think it's a gadget addiction??

I spent £4.99 on an apple corer/ segmenter and then backed away from the store.

They always have a bargain corner that is worth a rummage btw.

Savvybuyer

I think this might give a slightly better return:

Lindt Swiss Luxury Selection (145g)



ASDA £6.00 any 3 for £10.00
Waitrose £4.49

Not that it's worth it. 145g:eek:? Some small £1 pouches of chocolate are more gs than that!

TrulyMadly

A v W

10 x Muller Light Fat Free Yogurt - Strawberry (175g) £6.80 £5.36

Now come on. Let's be serious. Who pays this much for a cauli?:eek:

1 x ASDA Cauliflower Loose £0.77 £1.85