Has anyone here used Too Good To Go?

Hopeless_Case

I had my first Morrisons one last week, very pleased with it - 3 apples, big pack of grapes, spring onions, beetroot, bag of mixed salad leaved, rice noodles, 6 finger rolls, a mini baguette, and a pack of mint leaves - the mint leaves are the only thing I won't use,so it was well worth the £3
I also tried one from my local Costa, hoping for left-over cakes etc which I could freeze. I got 3 bacon breakfast rolls and a sausage one - being a veggie, I didn't have much use for them 🤣- my OH enjoyed them though. Will stick to supermarkets in future! 

Rosa_Damascena

Hopeless_Case said:

I had my first Morrisons one last week, very pleased with it - 3 apples, big pack of grapes, spring onions, beetroot, bag of mixed salad leaved, rice noodles, 6 finger rolls, a mini baguette, and a pack of mint leaves - the mint leaves are the only thing I won't use,so it was well worth the £3
I also tried one from my local Costa, hoping for left-over cakes etc which I could freeze. I got 3 bacon breakfast rolls and a sausage one - being a veggie, I didn't have much use for them 🤣- my OH enjoyed them though. Will stick to supermarkets in future! 

Costa is often disappointing unless you are on the go. If they know you most of the staff are obliging when you tell them you are vegetarian - but you could end up with the boring cheese and white bread sandwich, which is definitely not worth £1 out of £3.

Rosa_Damascena

Have avoided TGTG this week, I ended up throwing a load of stuff out that I couldn't use or give away the other day

So am concentrating on using what I have, and reducing the content in my freezer.

EasyToAssemble01

Finally got a cake bag from Coffee#1 (they always seemed to cancel at the last minute due to no-stock). Got about 5 different cakes, plus 4 Welsh cakes for about £3. Very happy with that.

I've decided the best bags are shops with a specific food-type (eg. sandwiches, pizza, noodles, cakes etc) rather than the supermarkets, as you at least have an idea of what you're going to get. I mean, I can try and use 3 packs of coriander and a fennel bulb. But, I'd rather not have to work entire meals around a random selection, when I can visit the yellow-sticker section and get only what I know I will use.

Nelliegrace

DH went for another M&S TGTG this evening. £5 got us £25.55 of groceries. 
I do like their prawn sandwich. We had one slice each, very tasty.

p00hsticks

Nelliegrace said:

DH went for another M&S TGTG this evening. £5 got us £25.55 of groceries. 
I do like their prawn sandwich. We had one slice each, very tasty.

Yes, M&S aren't kidding when they describe their prawn sandwiches as the 'best'. It always used to be our special treat at a service station when we were on a particular long-distance journey. Unfortunately a move and the lack of a local M&S means I haven't had one in ages now. 

Rosa_Damascena

Wenzels has introduced veggie Magic Bags. Can't wait to try, but appreciate its not going to be a healthy bag

I bought from Aldi in Chelmsford last night and ended up giving most of it away - 4 meat meals within. I theoretically did still get value for money, but not as much as had there been 4 veggie meals plus the other bits!

Em_Bee

I used this a couple of days ago
Play Store
Too Good To Go
You get food ⅓ cheaper as the company is going to chuck it out 
Try it !!
Thank me later 

elsien

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6326841/has-anyone-here-used-too-good-to-go/p1

Largs

Em_Bee said:

I used this a couple of days ago
Play Store
Too Good To Go
You get food ⅓ cheaper as the company is going to chuck it out 
Try it !!
Thank me later 

You are getting rubbish