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Picasso7

House_Elf wrote: »

Morning All,

Interesting shop in Morrisons yesterday. Used 2 x £5 vouchers and some money off coupons to get £17.50 bill down to £2.50. Left the SA and the queue open mouthed! Especially as another £5 voucher rolled out with my receipt!

Messed up in Mr T. Forgot to use Dr O voucher, but then wombled £3.50 PP, so felt better. (Also, DD texted from London to say that she had used her Dr O voucher and was having free pizza for tea. Thats my girl).

Collecting 'almost free cheese' order today. No mags in my local T, so hoping that C&C store will have some.

I have a £5 off £25 till spit for M&S, so will be investigating the wine offer. Thanks Zippy and TS.

Have a lovely day! HE x

Take receipt and voucher to CS and they usually give you the money if all in date.

louj101

hi all


off to catch up on all the posts ive missed this morning x


have a lovely day xx

zagubov

Happy Birthday TrulyMadly and Saversue ! :bdaycake:.

louj101

can anyone help me please x


I would like to get some finest puff pastry and some cheese,


can I use the coupons out of the mag in store (if I find some) and still get it really cheap?


if so how do I do it?
just getting back in the swing of things on there again after being away for so long......ive loved reading all the posts again

louj101

Happy birthday TM xx


Also Happy birthday to Saversue xx

abailey54

squigs wrote: »

Notes to self for the use of the new feezer.

1) Always make sure opened bags of peas, sweetcorn etc are closed properly before putting back in the freezer

2) Label anything that has been taken out of its original wrapper, so I will know what it is in a few months time.

3) Ensure that everything is crop rotated and that new purchases are not just put on top of older items.

4) Do not buy anything else to go in the freezer until it is at least half emptied.

Does anyone have any more suggestions, for keeping the contents of a freezer in good order?:)

Mine would be not to put things in the freezer that you won't really want to eat (for us it applies mostly to whoopsies)

Before I found this thread, we were frequently low on food and resorted to eating stuff we didn't like because it was so cheap - but it's hard to break the habit of flinging some random whoopsies in there, thinking that they'll come in handy when we're low on food, even though that never actually happens anymore, so it all just takes up precious glitch space :rotfl:

davemorton

Postcode lottery today:

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Sunshinemummy

louj101 wrote: »

can anyone help me please x


I would like to get some finest puff pastry and some cheese,


can I use the coupons out of the mag in store (if I find some) and still get it really cheap?


if so how do I do it?
just getting back in the swing of things on there again after being away for so long......ive loved reading all the posts again

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=67018766&postcount=599

This is the link to the codes. They work better on CIC as the codes stack. x

Picasso7

squigs wrote: »

Notes to self for the use of the new feezer.

1) Always make sure opened bags of peas, sweetcorn etc are closed properly before putting back in the freezer

2) Label anything that has been taken out of its original wrapper, so I will know what it is in a few months time.

3) Ensure that everything is crop rotated and that new purchases are not just put on top of older items.

4) Do not buy anything else to go in the freezer until it is at least half emptied.

Does anyone have any more suggestions, for keeping the contents of a freezer in good order?:)

Good luck w new freezer. When I take stuff out of its original wrapping, I cut the appropriate bit out as it's quicker to label that way. Need to keep an eye out for hygiene of course.

Also when freezing in a plastic bag, shove it inside something square so that its a good shape when frozen.

cjj_2

Morning all.
Hope everyone is ok xx

Happy Birthday TM & Saver Sue.

:bdaycake:

Hope you both have a great day xx