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bubbs

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TrulyMadly

bubbs wrote: »

Think TM meant to say" I must remember not to post a spoiler" , shes had too much sleep:rotfl:

Too much sleep:rotfl:

TrulyMadly

savvy_sal wrote: »

Well deserved winner

Definitely sal....I'm all tearful

TrulyMadly

rhosynbach wrote: »

Going to call it a night tonight. Feeling really rough. And have had to use my inhaler several times tonight . also bad heat rash. I think the sun is out to get me.

Take care you lovely people xxx

Hope you have a good nights sleep rhos.......Id forgotten what the sun feels like....but it can catch you out:o

bubbs

Rhos hope you feel better soon x

matty17r

curl_girl wrote: »

Popped into Farmfoods, as I realised all my Christmas cheese stash had gone.
Mature Cheddar 1kg packs £3.99.
Butter 49p per pack.
Some great offers in there at the moment, may do a muggle shop next week using one of their coupons.


hth

As my Tesco is now rubbish for whoopsies I resorted to farmfoods for a big shop (for me anyway spending £22) after coupon and cashback using my tsb contactless. Here are some of my good buys which I hope will help others

Milk 2 x 2 litres £1
7.5 kg potatoes 2.99
Onions 5 kg £1.50
72 weetabix 3.99
kiora orange squash 2 litres 99p
nice cream biscuits 29p
jamaica ginger cake 49p
buttery spread 1kg 99p
6 cornetto style ice creams 99p
heinz beetroot 710g 59p
long life orange/apple juice/cranberry 2 for £1.00
crisp and dry rapeseed oil 1 litre 99p
peas 900g 3 for £2

I did not have any trouble spending the £25 whereas in other smarkets I really struggle. You really need to know your prices when shopping in there but I do not feel there are any real rip off prices like in the major 4. hth others with a farmfoods store.

TrulyMadly

matty17r wrote: »

As my Tesco is now rubbish for whoopsies I resorted to farmfoods for a big shop (for me anyway spending £22) after coupon and cashback using my tsb contactless. Here are some of my good buys which I hope will help others

Milk 2 x 2 litres £1
7.5 kg potatoes 2.99
Onions 5 kg £1.50
72 weetabix 3.99
kiora orange squash 2 litres 99p
nice cream biscuits 29p
jamaica ginger cake 49p
buttery spread 1kg 99p
6 cornetto style ice creams 99p
heinz beetroot 710g 59p
long life orange/apple juice/cranberry 2 for £1.00
crisp and dry rapeseed oil 1 litre 99p
peas 900g 3 for £2

I did not have any trouble spending the £25 whereas in other smarkets I really struggle. You really need to know your prices when shopping in there but I do not feel there are any real rip off prices like in the major 4. hth others with a farmfoods store.

Some cracking prices there matty:T

Were they doing the 50p butter too?

Serendipitious

bubbs wrote: »

They gave me £2.50, i got some lovely scones, dustpan and brush and 15 eggs paid 47p i think it was:T:T

Well done :T:T

They probably don't like me much - I had £26 in BM over my last 3 shops

Actually, the more I think about it, the more sense it makes, stopping the BM. S will now get to keep the customers they really want, the ones who won't mind their prices.

matty17r

Sorry trulymadly - I didn't look for the butter but it was on our leaflet so assume it should be in all stores. I am never sure which spread to buy as butter has more fat in it but now the 'experts' are saying it is better fat! I just try and spread it really thinly which I can't do with butter. Like to know what other eliters use and their opinions on the fat content of spreads/butter.

TrulyMadly

matty17r wrote: »

Sorry trulymadly - I didn't look for the butter but it was on our leaflet so assume it should be in all stores. I am never sure which spread to buy as butter has more fat in it but now the 'experts' are saying it is better fat! I just try and spread it really thinly which I can't do with butter. Like to know what other eliters use and their opinions on the fat content of spreads/butter.

I would rather have a slither of butter rather than flora etc.

If you look at the ingredients matty, a good unsalted butter will contain only milk or cream while a margarine can contain a load of unknowns. I used only butter for years and years, my children knew nothing else. I then got waylaid by the bad fats argument and started buying Flora.
I think I've now come full circle but tend to have both in the house.