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MKS

locarr wrote: »

Happy belated birthday to MKS x

Thanks locarr.

TrulyMadly

I was thinking how generous the S promotion was until I remembered that we are not normal shoppers.

A glance around the petrol pumps showed £20 fills up to £60 and at the SS tills there was a bin, full to overflowing, with points vouchers.
And then you have the people who care so little about money that they just throw them away or put them in their wallet and forget about them. And the people that don't even have nectar cards:eek:

MKS

Naebbirac wrote: »

Morning all.
Belated happy birthday to mks and fourp.
Enterprise, the new X Files is already three episodes in on Showbox;)
N x

Thanks C backwards.

MKS

zagubov wrote: »

Good morning to all regulars, posters and lurkers!
Happy Belated birthday MKS! :bdaycake:

Thanks zag.

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

No sorry. I took them all:o

Sorry again:o

I just tried to persuade Mr TS to go and fill up his car tomorrow, he hates driving anywhere. But apparently it's the community garden day. So looks like I might have to go with one car and then back with mine. :eek: I don't like driving his car it's like a tank, little car but no power steering so I do hope they have saved some good ones for tomorrow.

I am well impressed you got Mr TM in on the act. :T

Savvybuyer

Savvybuyer wrote: »

1x Nestle Golden Nuggets (565G) £2.00 N/A

£2 small cereal - way to go:(:rotfl:. At least I am grateful that the small supermarkets do not stock this:

Nestle Coco Caramel Shreddies (500g)


£1.00 20p / 100g

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  £2.49 any 2 for £4.00
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That might have compared very badly against M. It's a good 'buy in A' though, otherwise, and is at my guide price. I went to the superstore to try to buy one, with a small APG, earlier but they were OOS - blame the £1 r'back:(:mad:. Anyway, I think I prefer those much more expensive cereals, some of which work out cheaper (when bought in the right way as opposed to the way that most people may be likely to buy them - when bought in the way most people shop, they are likely to work out just plain expensive).

The meal deal is something that they might buy in the small supermarkets (and also elsewhere), and indeed they have done, and at least they can't put this onto their shop as well:) (although for me as neither can I buy it there instead:rotfl:)!

So, it may be worth looking for some wombles at small supermarkets at the moment - if there are any available at all and if they ever buy enough items:mad:(:rotfl:) - they rarely do! - they usually buy 7:p - as they might buy a meal deal and can't buy that £1 cereal:T or - what was it I had the other day? - might buy the fresh veg. items that are nowadays working out good against M due to it having put its prices down a bit (or no longer the expensive place that it has been for the last several months).

MKS

bubbs wrote: »

Afternoon all
Happy belated BIrthday MKS x
I had a good run in sains, got 2000, 1000, 2 x 200, 1 x 500 and has 2 x 200 from yesterday think thats was right what i got
I cannot check out still with boots, stuff goes in basket ok but then cant check out

Thanks bubbs. x Haven't had time to go to sainsbobs but well done on your points. :T

josie_ann57

bubbs wrote: »

,Has anyone got a tried and tested meatloaf recipe please, just watching 1950's thing and hubby said think we should try that

CHEESE FILLED MEAT LOAF

1kg mince (can use mixture of glitched turkey & beef)
Tin chopped tomatoes
Large onion, chopped finely
200g oats
150mls double cream
3 eggs
20mls Worcester sauce
Salt, pepper & oreganum
200g grated cheese

Combine all ingredients except cheese.
Divide mixture into 3rds and put one third into loaf tin, cover with
half the cheese. Repeat layers, ending with meat.
Bake at 180 degrees for aprox an hour.

HILLBERN

davemorton wrote: »

This was happening to me this morning. Try closing the app right down then re-starting it.

Thanks so much, done that and now submitted my receipt from S ... 500 points till split :T

Anon

RTC C&C heads up - not tested but scan on A app and MSM

Finish All in 1 Max 74 pack, RTC £10, £18 A v £10 S (£12 T)
Finish All in 1 Max regular 22 pack, RTC £2, £8 A v £5 S

Largest superstore.

Hth

Anon