Saw these in store yesterday , medium ones are good size for 75p and the large ones were £1.50.
Everything gets earlier every year but some people may want them now.
Medium ones online, couldn't find the large ones online.
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lugsy3
2 Oct 16#1
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937666
2 Oct 161#2
some_punk_girl
2 Oct 162#3
Yay! was wondering when they would be coming out, thank you :smiley:
snowflake75
2 Oct 16#4
I was looking for a new bowling ball
nadhaw
2 Oct 16#5
They had them in store for a week... But I need some in between... Their medium I would have called small and their large ones are too big.. Hoping asda etc will get some soon!
TheDobbus
2 Oct 16#6
What do people use to carve their pumpkin? I've tried small kitchen knives and are too big, I've tried the cheap carving kits, but they always snap. Was thinking of maybe a dremel tool, but can't justify £30 for just once a year's use!!? All help appreciated
AnnaMak to TheDobbus
2 Oct 16#8
Hubby uses a drill, he really does.
Or sharp knife
AnnaMak
2 Oct 161#7
Saw these on friday in local too
TheDobbus
2 Oct 16#9
Didn't think of a drill, thanks
rmaee
2 Oct 16#10
They will be bad before Halloween ! I got one pumpkin last year from Morrison's and It was rotten ! I have had them from ASDA before and it was ok. so I will be going to ASDA this year.
alex_dis to rmaee
2 Oct 16#13
Saw these instore today, and they had a best before date of 7th November, but I really can't see them lasting that long. Better to wait a couple of weeks, then buy, but don't leave it too long as they'll have nothing left by the last week of October.
eslick
2 Oct 16#11
A sharp knife is all you need our kids can manage it so can't imagine why you would need to use a drill. Just hold the knife correctly so you don't cut yourself.
TheDobbus
2 Oct 16#12
As I said, knives are too big and I'm not looking for an end product that looks like your kids did it! I'm looking to do one with nice intricate details.
eslick
2 Oct 16#14
That's why I didn't know why knives didn't work you never mentioned you wanted it intricate but you have never seen the ones my kids have done either :smiley:
Narz
2 Oct 161#15
You won't get intricate with a drill, use a small sharp knife. Although for the kind of thing you mean maybe buy one of those little shaving things people use for pumpkins?
LittleHappyLife
2 Oct 16#16
mastersmithson
2 Oct 16#17
I take scaples home from work to carve
Thoughtful
2 Oct 16#18
For anyone who hasn't tried it, pumpkin soup is really nice and very filling too!
Don't waste the flesh from the carved pumpkin it will feed a family - for even greater value !
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Everything gets earlier every year but some people may want them now.
Medium ones online, couldn't find the large ones online.
All comments (18)
Or sharp knife
Don't waste the flesh from the carved pumpkin it will feed a family - for even greater value !