Every Little Interests The Elite

mhoc

scamps1966 wrote: »

Hi Bubbs, I'm all good thanks, I hope you are too. I'm only a 10 minute bus ride from town. I also have to go to town next Friday to pick up a load of Pieminster pies. On their website is a chance to get some free pies http://www.pieminister.co.uk/littleactsofpieness Were having a street get together next weekend and I managed to get 100 free pies. God knows what were going to do with them all, there's only 12 houses!!

I suppose you might be able to freeze a few but with an endless supply you would soon get fed up of pie - might it be an idea to contact some of the Bristol homeless shelters who might like pie donations assuming there are a few as in most cities. Just an idea

Savvybuyer

Savvybuyer wrote: »

[Strike]Rustlers Flame Grilled Chicken Sandwich (150g:()£1.00[/Strike][Strike] BC 5 099556 007491. I hope T has this BC and has it right, as M is £1 on this one. BC 5 390605 004066 is £2 in M.[/Strike] This seems to be moving more towards the ones that are £2 in M:(.
Rustlers Hot Dog (146g)£1.00 BC 5099556 011023 This now appears to be the most stocked version in M: it appears to have moved towards this £1 stock and away from the £2 BC stock:).
Rustlers Flame Grilled Quarter Pounder (190g)£1.00

I'm glad I've found out the position in M with the Rustlers products with different BCs on different stock:rotfl:. It was confusing for me before, months ago, with me seeing different prices on stock in different Ms - I was putting them onto the list and pulling them off again depending on which store I happened to visit each time. It is now all crystal clear:). It seems currently to be the Hot Dog and the Flame Grilled Quarter Pounder that are £1 each in M. They should each work on TBG - even though the Flame Grilled Quarter Pounder is now showing OOS for M on msm, it clearly isn't.

bubbs

scamps1966 wrote: »

Hi Bubbs, I'm all good thanks, I hope you are too. I'm only a 10 minute bus ride from town. I also have to go to town next Friday to pick up a load of Pieminster pies. On their website is a chance to get some free pies http://www.pieminister.co.uk/littleactsofpieness Were having a street get together next weekend and I managed to get 100 free pies. God knows what were going to do with them all, there's only 12 houses!!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: you could meet Saucy Susie:p
Freeze the pies:rotfl:

Ladyshopper

bubbs wrote: »

Plonker!!! i took mine out and bagged them up get so much more in;) im going again tomorrow i think as i love tikka, korma are for my sister

I've not long got back. Hadn't really taken in the offer from whoever originally posted it (sorry ) so thank you for putting your deals up with receipt. Stocked up a bit for the kids, DD said the bombay potato is really good as she just had some, so might go and get some more as only bought 2 and they're such a good price. She had it on a nan bread.

scamps1966

mhoc wrote: »

I suppose you might be able to freeze a few but with an endless supply you would soon get fed up of pie - might it be an idea to contact some of the Bristol homeless shelters who might like pie donations assuming there are a few as in most cities. Just an idea

They come already frozen, unpackaged, so they can be defrosted and cooked on the day of your event. I expect we'll pass some onto the next street.

bubbs

Ladyshopper wrote: »

I've not long got back. Hadn't really taken in the offer from whoever originally posted it (sorry ) so thank you for putting your deals up with receipt. Stocked up a bit for the kids, DD said the bombay potato is really good as she just had some, so might go and get some more as only bought 2 and they're such a good price. She had it on a nan bread.

Think i bought it over, it is a brill price, not much promotion up in store , which is good for us, SA didnt even know:p
Hope you are ok?

josie_ann57

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I wonder if it has simply dried out strangely?

Wracking my brains, can't think if anything else that leaves foam!

Unless you have a pond in the garden? Even then not sure anything would leave that behind.

I think it is more glutenous than foamy but looks like a very dense foam. In the centre it is almost solid and grey. Hope it doesn't spread anymore.:)

Anon

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

It is definitely in store as well

Yes indeed it is, just bought a few .

Many thanks for the information.

Anon

mhoc

Also John Lewis in Liverpool this morning we went early this time to the cafe to have my one solitary free coffee and cake. Sadly no carrot cake yet again :mad: so the girl asked and apparently they don't do carrot cake anymore :eek:

Is this just Liverpool or is it countrywide?

We had to settle for chocolate cake which was nice but not outstanding - the carrot cake was fabulous. The last time we had it was in August in Edinburgh - not realising that it was the very last John Lewis carrot cake

I had a lot of angst this morning so I expressed it on twitter - to JL I expressed annoyance about carrot cake, Q. For rejecting my receipt and Virgin trains also got a suggestion I have to redress the balance now by finding 3 things to praise :rotfl:

bubbs

Anon wrote: »

Yes indeed it is, just bought a few .

Many thanks for the information.

Anon

Glad you got some