Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

davemorton

bubbs wrote: »

I blitz raw dry fry with garlic and dried parsley, yum yum

Sounds nice like that, perhaps some butter too

zippydooda

Picasso7 wrote: »

Oh, before I go. Was spending an idle moment trying to work out what financial benefits come with turning 60 which I shall do later this year. Not many is the short answer, apart from eye tests and prescriptions. But did we know that if you join the National Trust Scotland it is far cheaper than the NT in England and you can get into all the English ones free too? Their FAQ even say that you get free parking as well. I am very interested in that one!

Think I read last year sometime on here. That it was cheaper to join the one in New Zealand that also gets you in here.

TrulyMadly

Anybody watching Mc!!!!!.

I’ve got it on catch up.


It’s sooooooo good:)

C

!!!!!?

Why on earth can’t I say m a f i a

frequent

A nice bottle of cooking plonk arrived today, paid £2.99 for delivery on a £10 bottle.

Thanks OP

silvercar

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Anybody watching Mc!!!!!.

I’ve got it on catch up.


It’s sooooooo good:)

Also just watched on catch-up, then watched next of kin from tonight's TV. Could almost link them together.

mrsmac10

Picasso7 wrote: »

Oh, before I go. Was spending an idle moment trying to work out what financial benefits come with turning 60 which I shall do later this year. Not many is the short answer, apart from eye tests and prescriptions. But did we know that if you join the National Trust Scotland it is far cheaper than the NT in England and you can get into all the English ones free too? Their FAQ even say that you get free parking as well. I am very interested in that one!

I will need to check that out You used to get free parking with a car sticker that came with the cards not seen that recently

silvercar

Picasso7 wrote: »

Oh, before I go. Was spending an idle moment trying to work out what financial benefits come with turning 60 which I shall do later this year. Not many is the short answer, apart from eye tests and prescriptions. But did we know that if you join the National Trust Scotland it is far cheaper than the NT in England and you can get into all the English ones free too? Their FAQ even say that you get free parking as well. I am very interested in that one!

zippydooda wrote: »

Think I read last year sometime on here. That it was cheaper to join the one in New Zealand that also gets you in here.

mrsmac10 wrote: »

I will need to check that out You used to get free parking with a car sticker that came with the cards not seen that recently

National Trust cheapest deals thread here.

The regulars there seem to argue more than we do.:rotfl:

mumtoo3

Evening,

I hadn't caught up with the thread when i found myself in a different A's this evening, so i tried the trigger youghurt with variety of others.
£6.49 spent , £3.49 of that was a creme egg trifle that my daughter made my buy. (didn't take much persuading). £3.75 apg

11 items (8 different) on your receipt qualify for comparison Asda sainsbury's
1x Muller Corner Banana Yogurt with Chocolate Flakes (135g) £0.68 £0.35
1x Muller Corner Toffee Yogurt with Chocolate Hoops (135g) £0.68 £0.35
1x Muller Corner Peach & Apricot Yogurt (150g) £0.68 £0.35
2x Muller Corner Vanilla Yogurt with Chocolate Digestive Biscuits (135g) £1.36 £0.70
1x Cadbury Layers of Joy Eggciting Trifle (550g) £3.49 N/A
1x Muller Light Fat Free Toffee Yogurt (1x175g) £0.68 £0.50
1x Muller Light Fat Free Banana & Custard Yogurt (175g) £0.68 £0.50
2x Muller Corner Vanilla Yogurt with Chocolate Balls (135g) £1.36 £0.70
2x Muller Corner Strawberry Yogurt (150g) £1.36 £0.70
Comparison total (compared products only) £7.48 £4.15
+£3.33 cheaper

Purchased at 7.45pm

michaels

mhoc wrote: »

I've just done my train trips - used the usual routes.

I noticed though on my nectar history that OH has had points for a Virgin train trip in early October.

Oddly its for a £13 odd purchase - no idea what that is at all.
Roughly I know how much the local journeys are around here - Crewe to Liverpool, Stafford, Stoke, Birmingham, Manchester etc and none of them are £13 odd even with a rail card, singles or returns.

Also for the points to show on OHs card you would need OHs nectar card which was with me.

That was the weekend we went to see eldest child and her OHs lovely new place and the Sunday we were making our way back home, then we went to pick the cats up from the cattery so I know exactly what we were doing that weekend.
We have rail passes so the only travel we paid for was the underground and we both used the normal debit card.

Very strange - have to look back on the old credit card statements online to see if anything rings a bell ...

I can refer you to a good divorce lawyer if you need one, it is always the little slips.....

Picasso7 wrote: »

Oh, before I go. Was spending an idle moment trying to work out what financial benefits come with turning 60 which I shall do later this year. Not many is the short answer, apart from eye tests and prescriptions. But did we know that if you join the National Trust Scotland it is far cheaper than the NT in England and you can get into all the English ones free too? Their FAQ even say that you get free parking as well. I am very interested in that one!

I think it was once on the other place that you could join v cheaply in the bahamas or somewhere and then the uk free on a reciprocal.

silvercar wrote: »

National Trust cheapest deals thread here.
Too slow, SC got there first. I dislike the nt because they campaign against all building which means our young people can't afford houses.
The regulars there seem to argue more than we do.:rotfl:

chocaholics

Evening all, is it Ok to order mullers for home delivery, please and thanks