Page 1 of 136 mixed Nestle chocolate products £10.99 delivered from Asda

well here we go again please note that anyone who used the £10 off a £35 shop for the pepsi will have to use the second code for £10 off

At the moment The system will only allow you to order 24 of one particular item,so you need to order at least 2 of the 3 items on offer (Kit Kat chunky,Toffee crisp and Smarties)

Discount: £10

Minimum Spend: £35.00

Promotional Code: M4-DD-SJ-76

Expiry: 30/09/2006

Second code
Discount: £10

Minimum Spend: £35.00

Promotional Code: M4-DD-LJ-77

Expiry: 30/09/2006

Applies to: Groceries

Instructions: £10 off when you spend £35 on groceries at ASDA.co.uk Can be used only once per household!




KitKat chunky 4pk Nestle 4Pks 2 For £1 (Offer ends 9/10/2006) 24 £25.92

Toffee Crisp Nestle 4Pks 2 For £1 (Offer ends 9/10/2006)Nestle 4Pks 2 For £1 (Offer ends 9/10/2006) 10 £10.80

subtotal £36.72

multisave discount -£19.72

eVoucher discount -£10.00

delivery £3.99

estimated total £10.99

Better be quick as the pepsi went fast

Thank you for the new promotional code, used to order wine (Bloosom Hill) and even more Pepsi :D also, pot noodles and tresemme shampoo on multibuys, all in all delivered for half price :D

Thanks for the second code - I prefer Toffee Crisp myself, so 24 * Toffee Crisp does me nicely for the choc overload. To mix the junk up a bit, I went for 12 Chicken&Mushroom Pot Noodles - the whole thing comes to 9.99 quid (one quid less than your combo, but less choc admittedly).

My garage will be rapidly turning into a junk food emporium at this rate - anyone got a third voucher yet? :) I fancy mixing in some Walkers crisp multipacks in there (Prawn Cocktail and Salt`n`Vinegar especially)...

Update: Toffee Crisps and PN`s both arrived fine. Don`t forget that the e-voucher amount (10 quid) isn`t shown as being deducted when they give you a paper invoice (so mine said 19.99 quid, but they will be charging 9.99 quid) - mighty confusing, but they do warn you about this at the ASDA online checkout.

This item was edited on Saturday, 23rd September 2006, 14:40

I think you guys should think about hiring a BIG room for your first AGM lol

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I think you guys should think about hiring a BIG room for your first AGM lol

I assume you mean ASDA General Meeting :D

Anyone got a third code as we want to build an extension to my garage and a wine cellar :D an even open up an off license ;) Who uses garages for cars anyway???

This item was edited on Thursday, 21st September 2006, 22:49

arn`t u taking the risk of being a fat barsteward