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chocaholics

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Even though I can't cook well I can cook plain rice ok it's all in the rinsing cold before and boiling hot after.

But I did stock up on some Lidl packs when they were very cheap while back and I still have few left. They are handy when I feel lazy.

Mr TS cooks all sorts, his own kedgeree, fried rices, biryanis, risottos, he would send me packing if I gave him microwave stuff.

Good evening all, so sorry to read of Snaps dear Father, hope he is showing some improvement, and LS also.


Bubbs another way to cook rice is in the microwave. Just rinse well and drain and add cold water to about 3/4 of an inch above the top of the rice however much you are cooking. Full power for about 15 mins depending on your microwave.


oops, sorry, quoted wrong post.

miss_corerupted

I have never had a receipt given back unsigned and the SA's always check the numbers etc match.

I used some NCG soup vouchers earlier and she had to run off and check it was ok. I prefer the till manager to serve (love his hair) as he always lets me use vouchers and they just go to him to check anyways

Tinyshoes

Daisybanks wrote: »

Hi Tinyshoes, Sorry can't help as i didn't put in a order:(

Not sure whether many people managed to do an order yesterday it was quite short lived.

Daisybanks

tbear06 wrote: »

Anyone stuggling to use Sweet Sunday tickets by this Sunday, I've just used two codes to book for Hunger Games on Sunday 22nd November, got email confirmation with ticket e-code so looks ok. HTH

Sorry Bear, can't help, didn't get any:)

diluvsdiscounts

19 items (7 different) on your receipt qualify for comparison Asda Morrisons
8x Lenor Moonlight Harmony Fabric Conditioner 44 washes (1.1LTR) £28.00 £12.00
3x After Eight After Eight Mint Chocolate Thins (300G) £6.00 £3.00
1x ASDA Fresh Milk Skimmed (4 PINT) £0.89 £0.89
1x ASDA Fresh Milk Semi Skimmed (4PT) £0.89 £0.89
2x ASDA Butcher's Selection Smoked Gammon Joint (1.4KG) £12.92 £8.00
3x Feldschlobchen Lager (500) £2.70 N/A
3x Reine des Bi??res Champigneulles Continental Lager (500) £3.00 N/A
1x ASDA Chosen By You Citrus Burst Rinse Aid (500ML) £1.30 N/A
2x Decaf Ground Coffee (227G) £6.00 £4.00
2x ASDA Butcher's Selection Unsmoked Gammon Joint (1.4KG) £12.92 £8.00
Comparison total (compared products only) £67.62 £36.78
+£30.84 cheape

Daisybanks

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Not sure whether many people managed to do an order yesterday it was quite short lived.

Yes i missed it, you win some you lose some. that's life:)

diluvsdiscounts

2x Tilda Coconut Basmati Rice (250G) £3.16 £2.00
2x Tilda Roasted Vegetable Wholegrain Rice (250G) £3.16 £2.00
2x Colmans Chicken Supreme Recipe Mix (38G) £1.48 N/A
0.47x ASDA Loose Banana (order by number of bananas or select kg) (PER KG) £0.32 N/A
2x Colmans Coq Au Vin Recipe Mix (36G) £1.48 N/A
2x Tilda Sweet Chilli & Lime Basmati Rice (250G) £3.16 £2.00
2x Tilda Chilli & Lemongrass Basmati Rice (250G) £3.16 £2.00
2x Tilda Sundried Tomato Basmati Rice (250G) £3.16 £2.00
2x Tilda Egg Fried Basmati Rice (250G) £3.16 £2.00
Comparison total (compared products only) £18.96 £12.00
+£6.96 cheape

bubbs

chocaholics wrote: »

Good evening all, so sorry to read of Snaps dear Father, hope he is showing some improvement, and LS also.


Bubbs another way to cook rice is in the microwave. Just rinse well and drain and add cold water to about 3/4 of an inch above the top of the rice however much you are cooking. Full power for about 15 mins depending on your microwave.


oops, sorry, quoted wrong post.

Thanks, dont need to now have plenty of tilda:rotfl::rotfl: but will bar in mind if i ever run out:rotfl::rotfl:

Savvybuyer

Key to attempting to understand the M list (since, with all the old crossed-out prices, it's becoming a bit unclear).

Acme Noodles £1.00 £1.00
'Current' A price, Last Wednesday's M price (treated as being 'current')
Hereafter referred to simply as "A price" and "M price".

Acme Noodles £1.00 [Strike]£1.50[/Strike] £1.00
A price, Old M price, New M price

Acme Noodles [Strike]£1.00[/Strike] £1.50 £1.00
Old A price, New A price, M price

Acme Noodles [Strike]£1.00[/Strike] £1.50 [Strike]75p[/Strike] £1.00
Old A price, New A price, Old M price, New M price

Illustrative example (fictional product, fictitious prices). Hope this is clear.

(Of course, we could also have
Acme Noodles £1.00 [Strike]75p[/Strike] [Strike]£1.00[/Strike] £1.05
Mr A's price and then a series of price increases at M:rotfl:
Or even...add a crossed-out old A price to the beginning of this last example.)

I think the basic 'rule' is that crossed-out prices are old prices and come before 'current' ones. So a crossed-out price and then one that isn't crossed would relate to the same store.

It's the same approach for Tvs M. For A above, read T.

Tinyshoes

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

gutted i missed this,mum loves ea stuff.

I was very lucky to be around when it was posted.