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HILLBERN

Eyespy wrote: »

Congrats Hillbern, hope you and OH have a fab day.

Thanks:)
OH working as usual today, workmen in fitting a new kitchen - but off to London at the weekend to have a meal out and also see DS+DIL.

Shortfatscotsbloke

djrich1975 wrote: »

What does this mean for coke please?

Coke isn't great, but ok if you drink it or need some. Pay £3 for 2 bottles and the apg should be for £2.01ish, so 49/50p per bottle.

Macadamia

Watch out - wine not working.

My wine C&C at 9.30 this morning.

4 x Gallo Family Vineyards White Grenache (750ml) £16.66 £19.96
1 x Mud House Journeys Sauvignon Blanc (750ml) £4.17 N/A
1 x Torres Sangre de Toro Catalunya (750ml) £4.17 £5.99

Be careful out there..........

trubster

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Coke isn't great, but ok if you drink it or need some. Pay £3 for 2 bottles and the apg should be for £2.01ish, so 49/50p per bottle.

50p a bottle is a great price. it is 2 for £2 on the 500ml bottles.

Busylizzie

EMMAP wrote: »

The £1,000 tax-free savings income allowance is unlikely to have a big impact on the majority of the population, as an individual needs to have £180,000 in savings to get £1,000 in income.

http://www.fundweb.co.uk/news-and-analysis/news/budget-2015-savings-allowance-to-help-the-rich/2019661.article

This is what I read. Helps those with lots of money to save.

Well it certainly won't have an impact on me - don't have even £1 in savings - just lots of credit card debt!

Shortfatscotsbloke

trubster wrote: »

50p a bottle is a great price. it is 2 for £2 on the 500ml bottles.

Might be a great price for you trubster, but you are fairly new to this. Most of the old timers won't go above 20/30p per bottle..:rotfl:

karlie88

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Might be a great price for you trubster, but you are fairly new to this. Most of the old timers won't go above 20/30p per bottle..:rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl:

- 20p per 2 litre of soft drink
- 20p per litre of cordial
- lamb/beef joints £2/kg
- chicken £1/kg
- loose fruit/veg 2p per piece
- punnets of fruit 10p
- coffee 50p per 100g
- tea bags less than 1p per bag
- cheese £1/kg
- chocolate 1p per item
- clothes 4p per item

That's just a selected few targets that I aim for.

:rotfl::eek::rotfl:

perkypam123

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Coke isn't great, but ok if you drink it or need some. Pay £3 for 2 bottles and the apg should be for £2.01ish, so 49/50p per bottle.

That sounds great is John frieda working pls

remote90

trubster wrote: »

50p a bottle is a great price. it is 2 for £2 on the 500ml bottles.

Trouble is, we're used to cheaper, much cheaper

Shortfatscotsbloke

Just to put 50p per bottle into context trubster, I got these last year for less than 0p per bottle. All gone now unfortunately.



However I got another batch for 26p each a few weeks ago and my Pepsi stash is still pretty healthy too. These cans cost 0.9p each.