easy lovin' in the evening

rhosynbach

davemorton wrote: »

:rotfl: *award of funniest post of the day*


Always willing to help.
Dont put any meat in it.
Dont put milk in (I think, but if they cant see it, it should be okay)
Make sure you you put plenty of nice butter icing on the top, love a bit of butter icing.

thanks for the help SO very appreciated, I knew i was going wrong putting the burgers in my chocolate cake, :o
are you sure that butter is vegan :rotfl:

lookinforabargain

3Dogs wrote: »

Oh LFAB, you had me in tears reading that

I will never forget the support I got from the ELITE during my troubles, with Mr 3Dogs illness and death, and my Mam's too :A

Def not my intention 3Dogs I just remember how we all felt your pain at losing him after his battle with illness and how we all pulled together to honour his name. Hope you are well x

davemorton

rhosynbach wrote: »

thanks for the help SO very appreciated, I knew i was going wrong putting the burgers in my chocolate cake, :o
are you sure that butter is vegan :rotfl:

Course it is Cows dont eat meat do they, so bound to be okay

mhoc

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Just been invited by Nectar to complete a "Who am I " quiz to earn 100points:)

It was very long and complicated

And another 100 points to chase up in a months time ...

Savvybuyer

:hello:Good evening all!
Remember I picked up a womble earlier in the week on my way back from M? I went to spend it tonight (45 minutes after muggle shoppers were expected to have gone shopping;)). It was 'worthwhile' - a couple of quid and not entirely wiped out by the nominal cost of the journey (I would have had to have paid real money if I bought from elsewhere). I like it when I spend a voucher... and pick up another womble on the same visit that gives a higher voucher than the one I've just used:rotfl:.

Sadly I've been getting 25p and 9p:( - not worth bothering with as it would cost me more in petrol than that. I did have one 'hit' though (I know 25p and 9p are technically 'hits', but they're not worthwhile). It revealed the S/P White Bread is unfortunately not comparing against M.

And I've just had an even bigger one:D:D.

Has this shot up in price in A (A used to be the cheapest place to get them)?

1x ASDA Ibuprofen 200mg Capsules 16 Pack (200MG) £0.65:eek: £0.30

It's comparing only against M [EDIT: Correction: It is also comparing against S, although it has S at 60p so that can be ignored as not worth bothering with] - and to M's usual quite high price compared to what 'everywhere else' was before - can I suggest that A used to be 23p and therefore it's not getting back down to that price? Is this correct? I might buy in M as hardly worth bothering with 7 more items just for 3p on this:rotfl:. Or, actually, I might well do an APG shop off this voucher, in due course, as - whilst it's not £6 - it is a bigger than 'normal (£2)' voucher.

I like it when they buy these at full price:D (there is no glitch here - they paid 2x £1.98:eek:):

1x Kellogg's Special K Biscuit Moments Strawberry (5X25G) £1.98 £1.00
1x Kellogg's Special K Biscuit Moments Caramel (5X25G) £1.98 £1.00

Full price vs full price sadly, but nonetheless it helps:

1x Flora Light Spread (1KG) £2.98 £2.98

Also:
1x Heinz Beanz 50% Less Sugar (4X415G) £2.69 £2.00:T
(Not for us to buy - way too dear:eek::laugh::rotfl:!)

I liked it when I saw £1.60 Kit Kat on the receipt even before I checked it!:

1x Kit Kat 2 Finger Dark Chocolate Biscuit Bars (8PK) £1.60 £1.00

I like muggles that buy at full price:rotfl:.

Sadly not on offer in M but never mind:

1x Birds Eye 4 Large Haddock Fillets Harry Ramsden's Batter (480G) £3.00 £3.00

Despite all of this, it still ended up with A cheaper:(, but only by a few pence:).

The obligatory £1 yogurt:

1x Activia Yogurt Strawberry (4X125G) £1.00:( £1.50

The one I had earlier the shopper went and bought the Muller yogurts that are £1.50:( and probably £2.68 in M (I don't remember now what the APG said - it's a high price so I don't bother with it) instead of getting the much more expensive Muller yogurts in A that are £1 in M.

Anyway, I now have an extra fiver compared to what I went out with (and of course still have the free goodies from my shop tonight - not actually sweets, just regular items) - it's like those newspaper vouchers:rotfl: - and not restricted to fruit and veg.:j:T. And I still have another receipt to check. I'm not holding out much hope on it though - Anchor Cheese £2 - it's like the old days:rotfl::( - coffee that looks too cheap - not as good as what I thought that last one was - was hoping it would give several pounds vs M, and it did. It was also about the same price at T and at S of all places:eek: - but highest amount, that it gave, was vs M. Wish me luck on the next one - I need it:(:laugh:. I can tell now it's no good (which...you never know, the old days;):cool:, might mean it's good - it won't be though...).

rhosynbach

davemorton wrote: »

Course it is Cows dont eat meat do they, so bound to be okay

:rotfl::rotfl: so on that thinking if i only feed hens grain I can use their eggs to,;) this vegan cooking is becoming easier by the minute thanks so much you have been so helpful

davemorton

QT Wonder what the main topic of discussion will be

davemorton

rhosynbach wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl: so on that thinking if i only feed hens grain I can use their eggs to,;) this vegan cooking is becoming easier by the minute thanks so much you have been so helpful

Well doh, obv's. Thought everyone knew that.

Tinyshoes

davemorton wrote: »

QT Wonder what the main topic of discussion will be

:idea:

The Elite?

ilovetoshop

Four benefit minis and stocking plus bits thanks to op

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/get-four-benefit-minis-free-benefit-christmas-stocking-for-15-boots-com-2301812

But also you get 1000 points when you buy 3 benefit so roughly a fiver for four minis a stocking and some other things