Everybody Look! Intriguing Tiny Elves!

elliemoo

Just a little passing choon.

Goodnight all

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3mkNRskGz4

vanilla_twist

bargainqueen8 wrote: »

VT the company that are selling the redfox cushions is wraptious.com.i`ll send you a pm with more info.:)

Thank you. Have pulled the page up on tablet and will look in more detail tomorrow.

One very poorly dgd here up in the night being sick and a rough time until about 4pm. Went to sleep fine tonight but I know dd had so much to do today and of course did only wanted mummy. Lost count of the number of times washing machine has been on and still sofa covers to do.
You forget how very fragile they are and was heartbreaking today.
So nothing to report as been indoors all day.

V x

harryhfp

Picasso7 wrote: »

Anon, thank you very much for this. I wombled a conditional spend which is something like £13 wys £90 or something crazy. But if I can buy a T giftcard to top it up, then that would be great. Does anyone know if this works please? Thank you!

Yes, it is post BG that counts for the conditional spend.

It works fine


Buy £50 to get the extra 150 points (not Tesco giftcard)


Find the T catalogues x2 to get another 200 points p103 coupon

harryhfp

Found a 4kg little turkey that will be perfect for Xmas day, about £15 locally so slightly more expensive than UK but looks nice bit of meat

harryhfp

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Lidl list is now fully updated (to last Thursday).

There is also some Fresh Cut Sage (31g) in Lidl at 35p but that didn't get onto the list because I thought Sage & Onion Stuffing was cheaper:rotfl::wall:. Some Perry in Lidl is not making the list as it works out slightly more expensive than larger bottles in the major supermarkets. It's sparkling, they may be still:think: - I haven't got the wherewithal to check, anyway it's not good enough it's not getting onto the list! There is a still version - 3L - at £4.99 in Lidl; however some other brand version, also 3L, is £5 in the major supermarkets (e.g. M) and I have seen that go down to £4 before, so £4.99 really wasn't any good for me to take down in retrospect:rotfl:.

Some Lasagne Sheets (500g) at 59p fail to make the list as T Eday Value Lasagne Sheets, half the weight, are at 29p so a penny cheaper! And should probably have been A S/P vs T/M before, and then 10% lower, but appears to have no A S/P version available anymore:mad:.

The Cottage Cheese at 43p in Lidl is not good enough price - it's 200g and adjusted by weight to the 300g versions available elsewhere, works out at a little more than 64p (and that itself, the 300g price in A/M, was a price increase from 55p a year or two ago - ever since which I have not had them on my M list). I notice Avs T at 64p (also M 64p) - as I said though, the 64p was a price increase in M at least. Don't know what T have previously been two years ago - probably followed everywhere else the same.

The Bitsa Wispa Christmas Tube at 2 for £1.50:eek: is only 70g:( and also it is 75p in T so should be Avs T.

I've decided the Pedal Bin Liners - 30 at 25L each at 99p in Lidl do not make the list as there are 22L Pedal Bin Liners in M, 3L lower, but 40 of them, at 97p. Depends what size your bin is I suppose but I've decided the 40 pack 22L price is better. Are they A £1.80 vs M though?:think:. They are 35L:D in A according to the picture on msm. I can't remember if I regard them as comparable or not - see the M list as it'll tell you on that one way or the other. Thanks.

Savvs don't forget the £5 off £40 @ Lidl in the News come round regular as clockwork. So the lasagne might be cheaper @ Lidl

izzeyb

harryhfp wrote: »

Savvs don't forget the £5 off £40 @ Lidl in the News come round regular as clockwork. So the lasagne might be cheaper @ Lidl

Current money off voucher on back page of Lidl News, December 2015 2nd Edition - £10 off your shop when you spend £50 in store, valid from Saturday, 19th December until close of business on Sunday, 27th December.

scamps1966

Morning peeps.

elainemn

Good morning everyone. :xmastree:

purpledonkey

Morning all. Someone tell me why I agreed to get up early to bake on a Sunday?! :rotfl:

Naebbirac

miss_corerupted wrote: »

Finally convinced OH that we should get a new kettle after a year of leaking from the spout and 6 months of leaking from the bottom of the viewing pane. It was a proper pain, you had to remember to empty the kettle or it would leak all over the worktop (which he never did)

Any I started looking at hot water dispensers instead.

Is this one any good? http://www.amazon.co.uk/Morphy-Richards-43926-Accents-Dispenser/dp/B004MKML9C/ref=pd_cp_201_3?ie=UTF8&refRID=1VBVK9Q8NERJPY1HKRPQ

Good morning all.
Just catching up and saw this. Miss c, buy it.:D
I've had one for ages, a brilliant bit of kit that I can highly recommend. I've saved on my electricity bill using mine, as it only heats up the water you need. I've converted my family members too. The kettles, both gas and electric, are now redundant.
Hth
N x

edit
I see that the Breville dispenser has been mentioned. I found that being unable to regulate the amount that it dispenses was a problem. I ended up dispensing into a jug as there was too much water dispensed, even for a mug. A better price though