Is it worth going to BBC Good food show just for coupons?

ella2002

wow ragtime sounds like a great day well done

halojones

I want to go next year, it sounds great.

katchambers

Ok so I am still confused, someone explained what moc means but not why you are all so excited about having 100 different vouchers that give you 30p off garlic kethcup and a bunch of other weird products I have barely heard of, and why would you pay for them off ebay, am I missing something, surely you don't all buy all the things you have coupons for all the time that it would save you that much money

Thanks
Kat x

ella2002

some tesco and asda accept the coupons when you haven't bought the product so with the right SA can reduce your grocery bill

ilovecompanies

wuffinon wrote: »

Was there for 2 days (Wed/Thurs), came away with 72 voucher books, DW another 74!! Plus numerous MOCs from other stalls, something in the order of £1000 of MOCs in total, so, yes, well worth the effort, IMHO!! Asked all the girls if we could have a few books, and was given handfuls by couple of them :T


Jordans coupon was in the book, best coupon on the stalls was PUDZ, asked if we could take a few, girl gave us about 200!!

Edit: If anyone is going over the weekend, go to the BBC good food stall, enter the comp, get a goody bag... sweeties, coffee samples (each with a 50p MOC), and other bits... we missed this one until the end of the second day

Wow!!!:eek:

I wanna go next year. You must have saved hundreds on your shopping...!!!:rotfl:

ILC x