Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

pacifica9

davemorton wrote: »

Got to have gravy IN your yorkshire puds!!

Sorry ladies. Why would yorkies be that shape if not to be filled with gravy?!

Enterprise_1701C

pacifica9 wrote: »

Sorry ladies. Why would yorkies be that shape if not to be filled with gravy?!

Simple, they form to the shape of the tin :rotfl::rotfl:

pippo

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Everyone else would like the sound of that scamps but afraid I'm not a gravy person.

I like my meat dry. :cool: (DM behave )

If I do ever have gravy it is the tiniest splash on my veg but I can't stand it if it touches my roasties or yorkies. :eek:

First sign of Asperger's keeping your food groups separate, so I've read. ! I'm the same, I now ask if if we order a dinner can you please serve my gravy in a jug, not on the food.

TrulyMadly

MKS wrote: »

One for TM, Lidl 13/14 October Swiss Granola 54p.

Brilli@nt thanks MKS:T:T

pacifica9

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Simple, they form to the shape of the tin :rotfl::rotfl:

Cakes do that too, but without the gravy well in the middle.

TrulyMadly

Westvleteren wrote: »

So who is going to be the first to admit to wombling purely out habit, picking it up and then realising it is all over

I drove into the car park a different way today .....I didn't need to take the long way round past the bushes......see saving petrol money already:rotfl:

aau1 wrote: »

I knew he was OK because of how many Sunday cinema tickets he committed himself to :rotfl:

Plus he'd only just opened that box of Nutrigrain:o

HILLBERN wrote: »

well with Zippy sending us all into heart failure, and JTS buying us all vino from his winnings..not a bad day :rotfl::rotfl:
and I loved your little ditty from earlier JTS :T


Ive had a good day:money:

3 x free maccy d coffee
2 x £70 wombles from Sains with the free cards not claimed ideal for gs's + £1.30 GJ
Free posh ice cream = GJ
20p sauces+ marinade from Sains
2 x wombles from T with 170 points between the 2
RTC uht milk 14p +22p for 1 litre ideal for dd if she gets snowed in during the winter as bb may 2019:)
Tesco = heiniken cos
dobbies large rtc chrysanthemum (paid for with points on card) only £1 to pay in cash:)
The works just had in this morning RTC xmas stuff from last year
Cards 10p, cookie cutter gift tag+doily in pack 10p, make your own cards activity book 10p
COOP - RTC pizza = 75p
various desserts, salad foods, veggies and ready meals,:)
not as good reductions as TM finds but good enough for me as coop is in my village and the reduce foods at 4 ish so ideal popping in on the way home from town:)
off I go now to claim my cash back, sipping a g+t as I go

My sort of day:T:T

Anon

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Anon

TrulyMadly

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Just wanted to say a big thank you to everyone that donated to DD's page. We had a fantastic time watching everyone even though ended up paying a premium for the spectator tickets. But we made the most with all the freebies available, crisps, biltong, Trek bars, wine tasting, and Mr TS was happy with several cans of Brew Dog IPA for free. :beer:

It was a great experience for the girls and the smiles at the end said it all. :T

DD has updated the page with a few pics and a message for everyone. :A

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/74719395#Comment_74719395

Thank you for all the support. xx

Awww....well done those girls:T:T:T

I can't even ca5ch up fully tonight.....my bed calls......sooooooo tired:o:)

Freewheeling

Evening all! Well, more like good night I suppose.

I love yorkshire puddings and gravy.

That's my contribution ;-).

mhoc

michaels wrote: »

Not over 70 (quite) but I have had a bit of back pain and my son has very mild asthma. Rang NW and they wanted an extra 180 quid to cover us, entered same details on a price comparison site and the family policy was £50 in total so NW wanted more than 3 times as much just to extend the policy.....

We had the packaged account - it was £10 per month to start with but then it increased to £13 and they dropped some of the benefits eg the white goods insurance. I think they also downgraded the mobiles insurance.

we had to pay an upgrade fee for OHs ailments for a couple of years. It was due to renew in April after we got back from the March holiday but just before we went away OH acquired a new ailment. Nationwide wanted nearly £200 to upgrade because of OHs existing conditions :eek:- this was on top of the £13 a month. So £156 a year plus another £200 upgrade.
I rang staysure and got a much cheaper quote for travel insurance. I got the road side assist from autoaid via groupon. Total £160.
Then I downgraded the current account to a normal flexaccount saving £13 a month.

So the packaged accounts are a really good if you have cars and travel a lot but ideally if your health is perfect