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bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I won't be allowed out this late. :eek:;):rotfl:

Me neither:rotfl::rotfl: more of thinking going to bed than going out:rotfl::rotfl:

Savvybuyer

In fact, I don't know about you, but I don't ever add salt onto anything at all these days. We've enough salt in our diets (probably too much!) from what's already in food that I don't see any need to add more. The only time I ever use it is for dental emergencies or having to solve dental problems like that:(. So that's all I would ever need to buy any salt for - I've got through far too much that way over the year:(:rotfl:.

Savvybuyer

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I paid for it with a womble savvy:)

:j:j Entirely...100 per cent?;):D:cool:

bubbs

tweets wrote: »

Does this guy remind anyone else of James Arthur who won it couple year ago

Which one?

TrulyMadly

Savvybuyer wrote: »

In fact, I don't know about you, but I don't ever add salt onto anything at all these days. We've enough salt in our diets (probably too much!) from what's already in food that I don't see any need to add more. The only time I ever use it is for dental emergencies or having to solve dental problems like that:(. So that's all I would ever need to buy any salt for - I've got through far too much that way over the year:(:rotfl:.

You are right Savvy...people add it at the table. I remember my mother adding it to vegetables as they boiled and stews etc but I wouldn't dream of it.

TrulyMadly

Savvybuyer wrote: »

:j:j Entirely...100 per cent?;):D:cool:

Well nearly:rotfl:

I was so proud of myself.
£2.09 paid for with a £2.08 womble plus 1p:rotfl:

I added it up 3 times in my head before I got to the till:rotfl:

Savvybuyer

Not every Sains Basics item though. Look at the price of Basics Rice Pudding compared to everywhere else!:eek:

Sainsbury's Basics Rice Pudding (400g)



30p 7.5p / 100g

• 
  15p
• 
  15p
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  15p
• 
  15p
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EDIT: In fact, looking through Sains Basics items, lots of items, significantly more expensive than elsewhere!(:()

bubbs

TrulyMadly wrote: »

You are right Savvy...people add it at the table. I remember my mother adding it to vegetables as they boiled and stews etc but I wouldn't dream of it.

I do both:eek::eek:

Dizzy_Ditzy

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Hear hear....she's gorgeous:T

I'm proper blushing now, but thank you :)

Savvybuyer wrote: »

In fact, I don't know about you, but I don't ever add salt onto anything at all these days. We've enough salt in our diets (probably too much!) from what's already in food that I don't see any need to add more. The only time I ever use it is for dental emergencies or having to solve dental problems like that:(. So that's all I would ever need to buy any salt for - I've got through far too much that way over the year:(:rotfl:.

I use it for slugs

Also keep a stash of it to put on my driveway once I've cleared the snow in the winter :cool:

Savvybuyer

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Well nearly:rotfl:

I was so proud of myself.
£2.09 paid for with a £2.08 womble plus 1p:rotfl:

I added it up 3 times in my head before I got to the till:rotfl:

So it costs 1p divided by the number of items you bought:rotfl::D.

I did mine - £3.53 and paid with £3.53:D:D:D:D:rotfl:.

I worked out:
6 pint milk - £1.30
SP Minced Beef Onion Pies (3 'fresh') - £1.10 (overpaid, should have got four pack frozen for 10p less:rotfl:)
Own brand Original Crispbread - 79p (too much, would have been better to put Ryvita in twos vs T, then 10% should come back and be cheaper than own brand price per pack:rotfl:)
Left 34p.

So, SP Custard tin and a bottle of water and it's £3.53! All done.

All overpaid:( as not bothering with 10% or eight items that would see me spending an extra amount that would probably be more than the 10% on the four comparable items (Milk, SP pies, custard and water). But, total amount of real money = zero. Plus £5+ back in new wombles (but no guarantee that that would have been the case).

EDIT: Actually, what I am talking about?:eek: The milk is more expensive at T, so wouldn't have been 10% like that. Would have been 1p more on the water at M, the custard is same size at M so would be 17p M rather than slightly cheaper for T, and SP pies equivalent in M is £1.17 not T's £1.10 but would probably return N/A for M. Own brand Crispbread N/A for both - M out of weight range (and if it glitched outside of it and compared would probably not amount to much).