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altojack

P2TKL wrote: »

Glad I'm not the only one this happens to...my son gave me me over £100 he had in coinage...1p's 2p's 5p's etc. Hubby bought his morning paper with it for months...lol

I keep falling for this, I must learn to ask first 'how much' :rotfl:

TrulyMadly

We're just back in from a garden centre. I spotted this duck and couldn't resist taking a photo for Di:D

altojack

Anon wrote: »

Self scan can be a good way to offload change without annoying staff .

Anon

I keep forgetting about that :cool: not sure I'd be walking straight with £45 in coins never mind £100 :eek: :rotfl::rotfl:

I think next time I'll give it to dh to cash and let him use it in Mr A

savvy_sal

2x Red Bull Energy Drink (6X250) £11.96 £8.00


A v M womble 14.33 today

altojack

TrulyMadly wrote: »

We're just back in from a garden centre. I spotted this duck and couldn't resist taking a photo for Di:D

Lovely duck TM

TrulyMadly

yra wrote: »

Morning,

free sugar on COS - 3 bags in W, 3 bags in Co-op

Thank you yra:T

Passed a co op on our way out and got 2 of the 3 types. Hope the offers still there tomorrow:T

Nectar bonus points have been added:T

Email sent to ipint. Thanks aau


Well done to the gardeners getting ready for our growing season:)
Hard work but so rewarding:)

TrulyMadly

altojack wrote: »

Lovely duck TM

I know:cool:;)

You should see the state of my boots:eek:

Savvybuyer

Nellie35 wrote: »

49p in Home Bargains


Good morning everyone and what a lovely sunny one it is too:j Hope you are all well and wishing everyone a very happy easter :easter_ba

75p in T and 75p in M as well I believe:eek:. I'll take them off the list as you're saying they're 49p in HB:eek::eek::eek::rotfl:. I'm sure they will all be cheaper after Easter.

TrulyMadly

As your profile fits with the consumer you have been selected to participate in this home use test. However, this latter will not occur as already scheduled but later.

:think::think::think:

Savvybuyer

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Bassett's Jelly Bunnies (165g)75p:eek: Could have had 460g Jelly Babies at about this cost before.

Well, half a point for me for thinking 75p was too dear. But, really, no points at all for not being aware that HB is 49p. Thanks for the info.:)

I told you - I can't check everywhere. And HB is going to be one of those places that I might miss, so thanks for looking out for everyone.

(I also wonder whether some items might be cheaper in Homebase. Cleaning and detergent liquids for example - the grocery stuff that appears on and disappears from my list - I noticed that Homebase have some of those. I noticed they were mostly at very high prices (full price) when I popped in the other day - I think probably an excuse to be able to park on their carpark for free:rotfl::money: - but, if any occasionally ever go on offer and become, temporarily, better than the supermarkets (to whom my search is usually confined:() then I might be missing out on that information.)

Based on 75p for the 460g carton earlier (and allegedly they went down even further, to 50p, though I never managed to find any stock at that moment), the 165g Jelly Bunnies ought to be under 27p:rotfl:. I know they are not the same - but they are both "Jelly";). I think I'll stick with the Jelly Babies I got:rotfl:. Of course prices on those ever since have been no good:(. If we ever got 50p on the carton, they 'shouldn't' even be charging 18p for the 165g bag, let alone 49p:eek::rotfl::rotfl:.

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