Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

TrulyMadly

zippydooda wrote: »

thanks, just added tom soup. so another 10p to be spent for a total cost of £2.15
for paper
5 tins of soup
cappuccino
mag

do they sell flumps :rotfl:

4 tins of Heinz Tomato soup £2 in A

For information purposes:D

TrulyMadly

davemorton wrote: »

Well I have just opened a bottle of veuve clicquot, cheers Mr. Twine. :beer:

Busylizzie

Finally found the Zeo drink at Tosca - many thanks to the OP who pointed out it was free as on offer and if you still had the moc :beer:

Don't think much to the Mojita 7-up (DH said it was like drinking mouthwash:eek:) or the Mountain Dew (far too sweet, although DD1's boyfriend likes it.

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Are you a Waites girl these day?

I was only reminded to look as I had to drop DD3 at hairdressers which is near there, had no idea what were good buys or on my picks, locked myself out of my account instore so just came home with salad leaves and a free cuppa.

But I sat when I got home reset password and went through what I might be tempted to buy showing in my picks, haven't actually been yet so probably by time I get there all the offers will have actually ended. :rotfl:

And I only have 3 picks left to change now, I added the 3 for £10 chickens back on as I must have got rid of them for something better at some point. :eek:

Serendipitious

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Do you not even have the odd glass Seren?

Very very rarely and even then most of it gets left in the glass so it's a bit of a waste, really.

Didn't even have a cidre - all my stash got given away.

Work gives us bottles every Xmas, and I just give those away too, saves me the price of a few gifts.

MKS

bubbs wrote: »

MKS :wave:
Hope you are ok?
All refreshed from your holibobs?

:wave: bubbs.
Had a brilliant holiday, apart from a couple of things, thanks.
Went up the narrow mountain road, white van man came down the other side, travelling a bit too fast and flicked up rocks that had fallen down, causing a couple of massive dents in the side of my car. Quite frightening at the time. :mad:

Had a missed call from my Dad's care home (when I am away, they contact my SiL for everyday stuff) so thought the worst. It was a bruise which is normal when he is on Warfarin.

I got stung by a wasp (have a really bad reaction to these) but was so lucky that had made friends with a couple and one was a first aider. :A She removed the sting but I still had a very bad reaction. I was only left with a 15cm round 'puncture' wound but just a vivid red not purple, as is usual. Anti-histamine helped but was still the size of a mole hill.:o Very itchy and irritating.

My last aunt died yesterday from cancer, only diagnosed very recently. :mad: Difficult to come to terms with as she was super healthy, despite her age.
Sorry to offload.

locarr

braveheart60uk wrote: »

Quote from front of pack " produced using Beef, lamb and poultry"

From ingredients page
fromMechanically Separated Chicken (60%), Beef (20%), Lamb (5%)

Must get away with front as it is alphabetical??

I thought Doner meat was mainly lamb, baaaaad me.

That's about 4% more Lamb than in most Donners then!

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

4 tins of Heinz Tomato soup £2 in A

For information purposes:D

5 for £2.05 in waites.

I really must go tomorrow but not got much mojo at the moment. I only went for whoopsies the other evening as DD had asked for a lift to her friends house and Ts happened to be on the way home.

I was lucky to find those dinner sets for £2.50 :T

Tinyshoes

MKS wrote: »

:wave: bubbs.
Had a brilliant holiday, apart from a couple of things, thanks.
Went up the narrow mountain road, white van man came down the other side, travelling a bit too fast and flicked up rocks that had fallen down, causing a couple of massive dents in the side of my car. Quite frightening at the time. :mad:

Had a missed call from my Dad's care home (when I am away, they contact my SiL for everyday stuff) so thought the worst. It was a bruise which is normal when he is on Warfarin.

I got stung by a wasp (have a really bad reaction to these) but was so lucky that had made friends with a couple and one was a first aider. :A She removed the sting but I still had a very bad reaction. I was only left with a 15cm round 'puncture' wound but just a vivid red not purple, as is usual. Anti-histamine helped but was still the size of a mole hill.:o Very itchy and irritating.

My last aunt died yesterday from cancer, only diagnosed very recently. :mad: Difficult to come to terms with as she was super healthy, despite her age.
Sorry to offload.

So sorry to for your loss MKS. :A

hornetgirl

Sorry to hear about your Aunt MKS x