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Sainsbury's special offers
Posted: 15 Oct 2003, 18:50
by Major de Coverly
Eagerly awaited, I know.
Knorr
Chicken Tonight Sauces 500g/525g
Offer ends 11/11/2003
buy 1 get 1 free
Ernest and Julio Gallo
Cabernet Sauvignon / Chardonnay 75c
Offer ends 28/10/2003
offer price £3.99
Domestos
Bleach 750ml
Offer ends 28/10/2003
buy 1 get 1 free
Complete Dog Food various 3kg
Offer ends 04/11/2003
£10.39
buy 1 get 500 nectar points
Posted: 15 Oct 2003, 19:05
by mugabe
Mix it all together in a bucket, with eggs on top.
Posted: 15 Oct 2003, 19:08
by Black Planet
Posted: 15 Oct 2003, 21:56
by Thrash Harry
Anyone want a bit of inside info on upcoming Costcutter special offers? I'm chasing a promotion...
Posted: 15 Oct 2003, 23:24
by Thea
i like the pound shop. you know where you are with a pound shop. everything's a pound.
i quite like home bargains on the moor in sheffield too. where you can buy strange foreign blue sugar-filled drinks and german chocolate for silly prices (faux coca-cola 19p a 2L bottle - baragin!)
Posted: 16 Oct 2003, 13:09
by Tinkerbell
Major Darling , I really thought you'd be a Waitrose man ......
Posted: 16 Oct 2003, 14:04
by ryan
Posted: 16 Oct 2003, 14:27
by Major de Coverly
Hmm. I like the way at my local Waitrose they have well-spoken 50+ ladies offering trays of wine samples in the wine section. Most are real chatterboxes and you can have quite a nice afternoon with them for free. This avoids the embarrasment of continuously going back for a top up.
However, I regret to inform you that Waitrose have no special offers - just higher prices - and we're tightening our belts over at de coverly towers at the moment, following the porker popping a cylinder, Ms de C insisting on the bathroom being re-done, and a couple of weeks of very elegant, but also rather expensive, aerobatics conspired together to make the bank account look marginally less bouyant than the titanic.
Posted: 16 Oct 2003, 16:21
by Thrash Harry
Major de Coverly wrote:Hmm. I like the way at my local Waitrose they have well-spoken 50+ ladies offering trays of wine samples in the wine section. Most are real chatterboxes and you can have quite a nice afternoon with them for free. This avoids the embarrasment of continuously going back for a top up.
Back on the juice then, eh, old boy? Good form. Good form.
Sainsbury's
Posted: 16 Oct 2003, 18:58
by snowey
I did wonder what happened to Jamie Oliver, now I know, he's trolling websites trying to get us to subsidise his pay packet.
Must admit tho' Lidl is very good for cheap (and strangely named)chocolate too.
Posted: 16 Oct 2003, 19:23
by Thea
LIDL!
hellYES!
\m/
Posted: 16 Oct 2003, 20:00
by James Blast
I suppose it would go against the spirit of this thread to mention M&S Food Hall?
<currently consuming> an M&S King Prawn Makhani and side order of Onion Bajis with a Chapati or 2 from the Mrs. Unis range which is available at any Spar North of the Border.
sorry
James Blast
Posted: 16 Oct 2003, 21:38
by RicheyJames
one only consumes produce from the m&s food hall so you are far from alone
Supermarket Sweep
Posted: 16 Oct 2003, 22:05
by snowey
Huh, who needs M&S
Us Lidl users not only get a zen-like sense of tranquility from the lack of muzak, but also weekly leaflets explaining the forthcoming delights.
Coming soon: stepladders, 100-piece food storage solutions and essential handy home toolkits.
Bet you're jealous
Posted: 16 Oct 2003, 23:45
by James Blast
I don't think I want to be in RicheyJames team, his Avatar scares me and he is abrupt, to say the least. otherwise....
kind regards
James Blast
Posted: 16 Oct 2003, 23:47
by Big Si
Red Sunsets wrote:I don't think I want to be in RicheyJames team, his Avatar scares me and he is abrupt, to say the least. otherwise....
kind regards
James Blast
He says he's a Campbell!
Posted: 16 Oct 2003, 23:59
by James Blast
Campell make good soup. Tomato & Rice is my fave, athough... now the nights a "drawin' in" Cream Of Chicken plz
you ain't from round these parts, are yuh stranger?
<tumbleweed blows by, a chapel bell rings>
Posted: 17 Oct 2003, 00:01
by Big Si
Red Sunsets wrote:Campell make good soup. Tomato & Rice is my fave, athough... now the nights a "drawin' in" Cream Of Chicken plz
you ain't from round these parts, are yuh stranger?
<tumbleweed blows by, a chapel bell rings>
Wut? "Nae Granny's" Scotch Broth!
Posted: 17 Oct 2003, 00:47
by Andy TG
d00mw0lf wrote:LIDL!
hellYES!
\m/
LIDL's Rules!
Decent "Shiraz" for £3.99
CDR 10 pack £3.99 (ok for emergencies/back ups)
Live Yougurt 49P
Really cheap "Fruit and Veg"
Posted: 17 Oct 2003, 00:53
by Black Planet
Sorry the only place to shop on my list is Boots...and duty free at Heathrow.
Cosmetics cosmetics cosmetics.
Really, who needs food?
Posted: 17 Oct 2003, 01:15
by Andy TG
Black Planet wrote:
Really, who needs food?
At a guess "Consumers"
Posted: 17 Oct 2003, 02:25
by Black Planet
Andy, for girls it will always be cosmetics and perfume.
Not food...bah..who really wants to cook?
