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Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

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  • TrulyMadly
    TrulyMadly Posts: 39,754 Forumite
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    A v M

    1x Muller Corner American Diner Inspired Yogurts (6x135g) £3.88 £2.00
    1x Betty Crocker Chocolate Fudge Icing (400g) £2.49 £2.00
    1x Betty Crocker Devil's Food Chocolate Cake Mix (425) £2.49 £2.00
    1x Maggi So Juicy Garlic Chicken (30g) £0.95 £0.60
    1x Lucozade Sport Orange Bottles (4x500) £3.85 £3.52
    1x Lucozade Sport Raspberry Bottles (4x500) £3.85 £3.52
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  • Dizzy_Ditzy
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    If you say where and when, some people might form an orderly queue... :D

    PS Not me though.

    Dublin :D

    Sausages
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  • newbie1980
    newbie1980 Posts: 2,016 Forumite
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    TrulyMadly wrote: »
    Evening paw sniffers:D

    Sorry your shop didn't work izzeyb....but thank you for trying:T:T:A

    Anyone got an email from Nectar surveys?50 points when you complete your first survey
    I got screened out of every survey I tried but still got my 50 points:)

    25p in old money:rotfl:

    i was offered 250 points
  • Savvybuyer
    Savvybuyer Posts: 22,332 Forumite
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    edited 26 April 2018 at 8:39PM
    TrulyMadly wrote: »
    A v M

    1x Muller Corner American Diner Inspired Yogurts (6x135g) £3.88 £2.00
    1x Betty Crocker Chocolate Fudge Icing (400g) £2.49 £2.00
    1x Betty Crocker Devil's Food Chocolate Cake Mix (425) £2.49 £2.00
    1x Maggi So Juicy Garlic Chicken (30g) £0.95 £0.60
    1x Lucozade Sport Orange Bottles (4x500) £3.85 £3.52
    1x Lucozade Sport Raspberry Bottles (4x500) £3.85 £3.52

    What are they doing buying the Sport bottles?!:eek: (Full price vs full price:rotfl: - presumably £3 Sains: still full price in my view as offer prices are £1.92.) Surely should be buying the Lucozade 6x380mls in A at £3.70 that M has at £2?

    The Muller(:rotfl:) is obviously better for us at £3.88:T. They've been getting £2 Mullers for me:( - the worst possible price to buy them at in my view - and I think losing out against everywhere except M - basically putting their shop towards vs M alone and only contributing 20p there:(. Instead of the nice £2.08.

    On the cake mixes - SP Sponge Mix equivalent 22p in M of course:rotfl: - I have Paul Hollywood Dorset Apple Loaf Cake Mix (336g) at £1 in M. £2 in T - should not compare on TBG however: if the system works as it should even people buying ten qualifying items will pay more on their branded shop even if M is otherwise cheaper (and 10% above average price in T according to msm) as M is RTC. If another competitor than M is cheaper, then people may get the prices of the branded items that the other competitor has at the competitor prices, including brands that are more expensive than what should be T's shelf price at the competitor, but if they are buying the Paul Hollywood product they should, if the product is non-comparable elsewhere, be obtaining it for £2 from T and thus paying T twice the price for it of what appears to be M's current cost.

    Of course, being on RTC in M, the Loaf Cake Mix should be available at some M either now or fairly soon, at even cheaper marked down store specific sticker reduction - or else it may go to lower than £1 national RTC at some point in the hopefully not-too-distant future. I always pick items up as soon as I see them - however perhaps it should be never go for the first RTC price:money:. So, hold fire - if no-one buys it, it may have to come down in price even more (certainly if they really do wish to clear it, in the hypothetical situation of no-one being attracted by the £1 clearance price).
  • mrs_lds
    mrs_lds Posts: 4,103 Forumite
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    Cheeky trip to SD mens roll on deo sure and nivea brands rtc 17/22p
  • matty17r
    matty17r Posts: 1,215 Forumite
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    Thank u savvybuyer and zippy for information on colgate toothepaste deal at Tesco. I was hoping it was going to be free or paid to take away. Dont know why I even considered it as have a huge stash already but you will all understand.

    So what compensation are the elite expecting from tsb? Are you happy with the increase in the interest rate or are you running
  • HILLBERN
    HILLBERN Posts: 3,125 Forumite
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    Hi Hillbern,

    It's [FONT=&quot]Nivea Caring Shower Cream Indulging Moisture Cashmere (250ml). Buy in 3s for 39p each, or 6s for 36p.[/FONT]

    Thank you
    only 3 in the store I went to...but paid with apgs worked well :)
  • zippydooda
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    got 10 muller yogurts tonight. £3
    £2.50 on gc
    = £5.50

    used three small apg wombles totalling £5.46 :D

    done a total of 4 shops tonight, couple of carling shops to turn apg's into cb from the app.

    mrs zippy some shoes and trousers.
    + something for dinner tomorrow. a total of £21 ish of apg wombles used. couple of £1s spent.

    did bust the trouser shop with my apgs. :o they were £14. did not look what they went through at (£8) so had to run off to get more carling. to go over the apgs value.
  • HILLBERN
    HILLBERN Posts: 3,125 Forumite
    Fifth Anniversary 1,000 Posts Mortgage-free Glee!
    evening all,
    Im back from babysitting in London got back yesterday early evening.
    Arrived down there last sunday not a trace of the marathon apart from loads of rubbish..my son and family were at one of the watering stations, and they ran out of water!!! so the YHA got the hose out and water cups...a lot of complaints by the runners apparently but my son got some wonderful photos.
    The eldest GS whos 3 had an awful head cold and conjunctivitis he awoke Monday morning with both eyes stuck together, but after bathing them and instilling eye drops regularly they were almost better when I left, I just hope the little one doesn't contract it..
    as I sleep on a blow up mattress in the lounge at DS, it has now got a slow puncture so after 2 hours I have to inflate it again and then repeat again, by about 4 am I end up on the settee...then as GS was really restless Tuesday night...his mum and him ended up on my deflating bed and me on the settee...talk about musical beds!!!!!
    so therefore no epic days out this week..i did venture into boots got the magazine and the code for the 17 products...so a few orders waiting for me at my local boots when arriving home.
    On the drive down the red warning light went on :( this has been an on going saga with the adblu system...the car went to the main dealer last week to be repaired, we hung around all day drinking free coffees until it was fixed, but obviously it wasn't!!!!
    so back again ..100 mile round trip and 2 cars go to the dealer again...caf! rouge for lunch, afternoon tea (well coffee really) courtesy of Mr Gregg, and it would have been water from Mr W.H Smith but they had run out:(
    Popped into SD which was in the same shopping centre as caf! rouge, and wow !!!!!:)
    palmolive handwash 500ml 25p
    herbal essence dry shampoo 7p
    loreal hair mousse 3p
    munchkins water heat reacting ducks for the bath 30p
    kiddies feeding bowls 8p
    pantene foam conditioner 4p
    elvive volume mousse 35p
    so lots of goodies :)
    back to the dealer as they had forgotten to ring us, and they have now said the car needs a whole new system due to a fault..so back home minus the poorly car,
    Quick pop into A for nivea but they only had 3 but managed to get a couple of rtc :) for supper:)
    tomorrow DH + gs dental appointments for fillings,
    I have hair appointment and an eye test--
    and as luck would have it I have an eye test voucher come thru with the junk mail :)
    So back hopefully for a repaired car on Saturday,
    then back to London sunday....and in between time washing and housework and sleep....:)
  • Chrisv
    Chrisv Posts: 5,132 Forumite
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    zippydooda wrote: »
    got 10 muller yogurts tonight. £3
    £2.50 on gc
    = £5.50

    used three small apg wombles totalling £5.46 :D

    done a total of 4 shops tonight, couple of carling shops to turn apg's into cb from the app.

    mrs zippy some shoes and trousers.
    + something for dinner tomorrow. a total of £21 ish of apg wombles used. couple of £1s spent.

    did bust the trouser shop with my apgs. :o they were £14. did not look what they went through at (£8) so had to run off to get more carling. to go over the apgs value.

    You're slipping, could have had £3.80 on that GC ;) :rotfl: :)
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