Thread: Where the bargains are at and anything else thats useful.

I got the summer fruits too! I have weetabix mixed with yogurt and some fruit for my brekkie.

Tesco have mangos buy 1 get 1 free
Galia melons 2 for £2.50

Tesco's here I come lol

Tescos offer 5 Mullers for £1 ends this week so get them while you can

I am so happy to see you using this sticky, for the reason it was created , keep up the good work girls :-)

Aldi super 6 for this month......
Avocado
6 pack orange
6 pack kiwi
3 pack baby gem lettuce
250gm baby plum tomato
350gm Mushrooms

and they are all at 59p!!!!!

I got my SW books out todayand i am so happy that I did, I found an alternative to frylight that can be found in Aldi for £1.20 something, it's called less cal, its in a metal bottle and apparently you don't have the same problem getting the last bit out of it like you do with Fry light! Tesco does an alternative to Bovril it's called Beefy and I bet thats lots cheaper too, I also discovered that we can use Tesco value cheese triangles as HX's, I really thought we could only have the laughing cow!!! The next posts are going to be yoghurts/fromage frais alternatives to Mullerlights.

Aldi

Be light orange and pineapple yoghurt virtually fat free balanced life style
Be light peach and passionfruit yoghurt virtually fat free balanced lifestyle
Be light strawbebrry andredcurrant yoghurt with whole grains, low fat
Brooklea, mango fromage frais, virtually fat free balanced lifestyle

Asda

Good for you virtually fat free summerfruits yoghurt
Good for you virtually fat free tangerine yoghurt
Good for you virtually fat free toffee yoghurt
Good for you virtually fat free vanilla yoghurt
Good for you virtually fat free dessert recipe yoghurt all varieties
Good for you virtually fat free probiotic yoghurt all varieties

Danone

Activia fat free yoghurts all varieties
Shape 0.1% fat fruit yoghurt all varieties
Shape lasting satisfaction yoghurt withEFP, all varieties
Shape pleasures yoghurt, Apple pie

Irish yoghurts

Diet yoghurts all varieties
Healthier symbiotic low GI yoghurts all varieties

Marks and Spencer

Count on us lemon fromage frais
Count on us lemon yoghurt
Count on us pear & ginger yoghurt
Count on us raspberry fromage frais
Count on us raspberry yoghurt
Count on us smooth yoghurt,both strawberrry & vanilla flavours
Count on us strawberry fromage frais
Count on us summer yoghurt both raspberry and strawberry flavours
Count on us Thick and creamy vanilla pro-biotic yoghurt
Count on us thick and fruity spiced rhubarb yoghurt
Count on us thick & fruitysummer pro-biotic strawberry yoghurt
count on us thick and fruity summer yoghurt black cherry
count on us thick and fruity summer yoghurt, peach and apricot
count on us thick and fruity tropical pro-biotic yoghurt
count on us tropical fruit fromage frais
count on us tropical yoghurt all varieties

Morrisons


Eat smart range....
Blackcurrant fromage frais virtually fat free
Raspberry fromage frais virtually fat free
virtually fat free, red cherry,strawberry,toffee and vanilla yoghurts

Please let me know if these were useful, and i will post Tescos etc if they are :-)

Yeah defo useful - Im a Tesco shopper (its the nearest supermarket) so that would be great, thanks for taking the time you busy bee xxx

Jax thats fan-flippin-tastic

Brilliant stuff. Thank you xxxx

Tesco

• Mangoes bogof
• Baby New Pots 2 fr £2
• Broccoli was £1.38 now 90p per kg
• Romaine lettuce twin pk was £1.28 now 75p
• Celery was 68p now 50p
• Radishes was 56p now 36p
• Blueberries was £3.99 now £1.99

• Philadephia Light / Light garlic & herb bogof
• John West tuna in brine 4x185g was £3.81 now £1.90
• Quorn Fajita strips bogof
• Quorn Peppered Beef Slice bogof
• slimfast bogof
• Pepsi diet / max was £1.45 now 72p

Originally Posted by Nanny Jax

I got my SW books out todayand i am so happy that I did, I found an alternative to frylight that can be found in Aldi for £1.20 something, it's called less cal, its in a metal bottle and apparently you don't have the same problem getting the last bit out of it like you do with Fry light! Tesco does an alternative to Bovril it's called Beefy and I bet thats lots cheaper too, I also discovered that we can use Tesco value cheese triangles as HX's, I really thought we could only have the laughing cow!!! The next posts are going to be yoghurts/fromage frais alternatives to Mullerlights.

Is Beefy ok then? Only I had a look at it and the cals and protein were a fair bit higher than Bovril so I didn't buy it. Was much cheaper though!