Showing posts with label lidl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lidl. Show all posts
Friday, October 10, 2008
Feed me Seymour
Tags:
dunnes,
food,
lidl,
marksandsparks
It's Friday and I've got food on my mind. Good thing there are some tasty bargains to be had this weekend :)
Marks and Spencer Dine For Two
A personal favourite. A nice main, salad, desert and a bottle of decent plonk to wash it down? What could be better?
Dunnes Stores 50% back on Groceries this weekend
If you're into that whole clubcard thing, that is. Personally I don't shop there often enough to make it worthwhile. Thursday to Sunday. 25% back on wine/champagne and laptops(how random) too.
Lidl Granary Medium Sliced Loaf
Half price bread? I'll take it.
Friday, July 25, 2008
Supermarket Wars: Return of the Penny
Tags:
advice,
dunnes,
food,
games,
laptop,
lidl,
marksandsparks,
pc,
television,
tesco
Things have been hotting up in the world of soulless, corner-shop crushing, profit-chasing and unfortunately necessary supermarkets. Tesco have announced their intentions to help beat back the recession by offering low-quality crap for less money than usual. Not too impressed with that. However, if any of you use clubcards there is a promotion giving 25% back in points on PCs, laptops, TVs, games consoles and electrical equipment this weekend. I don't believe in the loyalty card system myself so, as usual, use your own judgment. I assume Tesco are fine for returns.
M&S Dine for Two for €12.50 is back. It's cheap and very tasty.
Dunnes were selling the old Xbox 360 Pro (without HDMI) for €180 last week. Sorry, I was on holidays.
I couldn't help but smile at Lidl Treats. I'm a big fan of some of their stuff so it's nice to find an author who does good research as well as spinning a good yarn. Prices are in Euro too, unlike the now defunct the joy of lidl. Worth checking out.
M&S Dine for Two for €12.50 is back. It's cheap and very tasty.
Dunnes were selling the old Xbox 360 Pro (without HDMI) for €180 last week. Sorry, I was on holidays.
I couldn't help but smile at Lidl Treats. I'm a big fan of some of their stuff so it's nice to find an author who does good research as well as spinning a good yarn. Prices are in Euro too, unlike the now defunct the joy of lidl. Worth checking out.
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