Endurance Lends Itself To Enjoyment

LEJC

henrik777 wrote: »

Be careful of those dates

TBH henrik....I cant taste the minerals that the highland spring has infused over the past 15 years into it...more the apple or elderflower which has been a much more recent addition!

Evangeline1971

Claire1972 wrote: »

Hello
Just bumping this up from yesterday can you buy as many as you want of the lynx, is this a glitch or just a good comparison?
Thanks
Claire x

I think you can buy upto 10 in one shop. I only paid £1.55 each. Not sure if it's that price in all stores. Last week it was reduced to £3.10 then reduced again. The APG sees the 2 for £7 multi no matter what you pay so its still a good comparison even if you pay full price but better than free if you pay £1.55, HTH

Shortfatscotsbloke

Claire1972 wrote: »

Hello
Just bumping this up from yesterday can you buy as many as you want of the lynx, is this a glitch or just a good comparison?
Thanks
Claire x

Evangeline's were rtc at £1.55 I think which meant she got them better than free. The Apollo flavour were £3+ in my store so not worthwhile for me.

The key to this is to check your store and buy up to 10 (in twos) if the price is right. Msm will see the £7 v £4 comparison regardless and return an apg of £3.30 no matter how much or how little you actually pay for them.

Evangeline1971

Grrr typical that the only Dove body wash reduced in Morries is the only one in the 2 for £3 offer that has the multi picked up by msm :mad: https://groceries.morrisons.com/webshop/getSearchProducts.do?clearTabs=yes&isFreshSearch=true&entry=dove+body+wash+250ml

Annabell5

Hi everyone.Keep dipping in and out of the brush contest.Its great to see Ruth's still near the top.Don't do Facebook but just sent the link to quite a few friends.Hope they vote.Does anyone know when it closes?.

mhoc

silvercar wrote: »

Also stuck for present ideas. DS is 21 soon. Really only wants money as he is a poor student, but I feel he should have a proper present for his 21st.

I thought of a watch, he seemed quite keen on that. His older brother commented, "Does that mean he can tell the time?" I feel the same, they've grown up when I wasn't watching.

Yes you feel you have to make a big effort for the 21st even though its sort of old fashioned.

a watch is quite a good idea, you could even get it engraved - I think we did that for youngest son last year but he went to get the one he wanted from Argos - very high tech outdoor persons type with attitude, compass etc - he has always got his watches from Argos because he always gets the insurance, has a very bad record with damaging watches.

Mind you eldest child does not have a watch and has never felt the need for one because she has always got her phones with her so would get no benefit from a watch

so the budget is under £250 or under £100??? unless a very good idea comes up.

as a student is he OK for electronics - tablets and phones etc?

have you had a look on livingsocial and groupon for some ideas - maybe an activity that he might like to try eg paragliding or kayaking?

maybe a young persons railcard - you can get 3 year ones? Eldest child also got free YHA membership with hers.

do they eat out a lot - maybe a Tastecard?

henrik777

shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

evangeline's were rtc at £1.55 i think which meant she got them better than free. The apollo flavour were £3+ in my store so not worthwhile for me.

The key to this is to check your store and buy up to 10 (in twos) if the price is right. Msm will see the £7 v £4 comparison regardless and return an apg of £3.30 no matter how much or how little you actually pay for them.

£3.40

lookinforabargain

Afternoon all

Woke up to snow this morning :eek:
That's now been replaced with piddling rain and wind, it really is miserable out there. I'm most def in for the rest of the day and going nowehere!

DeeDee74

strewth71 wrote: »

Good afternoon Elite. AvS shop doe today but was charged full price for the Lynx - not sure I got the right one or even if they are reduced in my A so can take the hit - they compared well anyhoo.


ASDA Voucher
Why £8.24?

16 items (13 different) on your bill qualify for comparison ASDA Sainsbury's

1 x Coca Cola Cherry (500ml) £1.00 £1.00
2 x Kinder Bueno Milk & Hazelnut (43g) £0.67 £1.20
1 x Colman's Beef Casserole Sauce Mix (40g) £0.50 £0.50
1 x Colman's Chicken Casserole Sauce Mix (40g) £0.50 £0.50
1 x Pepsi Max (600ml) £1.00 £1.00
1 x Snickers Bar (48g) £0.33 £0.60
1 x Loyd Grossman Red Thai Curry Sauce (350g) £1.12 £1.00
1 x Loyd Grossman Jalfrezi Curry Sauce (350g) £1.12 £1.00
1 x Loyd Grossman Tikka Masala Sauce (350g) £1.12 £1.00
2 x Goodfella's Stonebaked Thin Pepperoni Pizza (340g) £4.50 £2.00
1 x Seabrook Lattice Hand Cooked Crisps - Sea Salt & R... £1.00 N/A
1 x Old Mout Cider Kiwi & Lime (500ml) £2.25 £1.50
1 x Old Mout Cider Passion Fruit & Apple (500ml) £2.25 £1.50
1 x Velvet Triple Layer White Toilet Tissue - 200 Shee... £10.00 N/A
2 x Lynx XL Apollo Deodorant Bodyspray (200ml) £7.00 £4.00

Comparison total (compared products only) £23.36 £16.80

I used Somersby Blackcurrant for the 3 for £5 ciders, thanks Evangeline

ive looked at this 3 for £5 glitch several times I do feel like im missing the obvious?
I see you pay £5 get bk apg for £1.80. Cost = £ 3.20
or buy 3 in deal multi seen and get bk apg for 90 0dd pence an buy as many as you want? Cost = £4.10.

HILLBERN

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

I think you can buy upto 10 in one shop. I only paid £1.55 each. Not sure if it's that price in all stores. Last week it was reduced to £3.10 then reduced again. The APG sees the 2 for £7 multi no matter what you pay so its still a good comparison even if you pay full price but better than free if you pay £1.55, HTH

Good afternoon, I'm assuming this is an instore shop, or does it have to be C+C?
thanks