Just checked this weeks snap and save offers and one of which is Ready Brek 450g. Heron is selling this porridge for 99p Topcashback are giving £1 cashback on this purchase when you take a picture of your receipt. So it's free! :thumbsup: plus 1p in your pocket (I think it's only the original available in Heron)
Nice idea: if you don't like this you could get it anywa and donate it to a food bank or someone who will appreciate it :thumbsup:
also topcashback are giving 50p cashback with purchase of potnoodle and they are 50p at ASDA at the moment = Free pot noodle! Credit to @jimbo23
17 comments
backinstock
15 Sep 17#17
Even though it's priced at 99p and less than the £1 cashback, TCB have paid the cashback at £1 and not declined it being less than the cashback amount.
Well done to OP for finding this and well done to TCB for honouring it - confirmed as payable today for yesterdays receipt.
juggler1
15 Sep 17#16
Thanks for info - this is a favourite in our house :smile: Keep up the Heron spots!
backinstock
14 Sep 17#14
Got this today and it was actually priced at 99p.
2 boxes for the foodbank stash.
LeahsMintytoutou to backinstock
14 Sep 17#15
Was just going to say I've just been to get mine lol.. even better, penny for my trouble lol
jimbo23
14 Sep 17#11
Pot noodles are 50p at ASDA at the moment = Free pot noodle!
LeahsMintytoutou to jimbo23
14 Sep 17#12
Good spot, thanks :thumbsup:
Wongy110
14 Sep 17#10
25p off bread rolls not bad 45p in Aldi/Lidl
backinstock
14 Sep 17#3
Thanks.
Harvest festival donations which will go to a local foodbank.
LeahsMintytoutou to backinstock
14 Sep 17#4
I've never donated to a food bank but I've recently discovered there's one a mile or 2 away from me (I don't drive).. is there anything we have to do like package the food up or into anything? Or can I just turn up with a couple of carrier bags and they'll accept it?
backinstock to LeahsMintytoutou
14 Sep 17#5
Yes, just turn up or donate to a Church. I've slipped a little, but used to donate quite a bit and stock pile freebies (well the ones I wouldn't usually take) along with bits I buy when on offer.
There can be abuse of the foodbanks, but you just have to accept that. There are thousands who genuinely need the help ...................................... sadly.
LeahsMintytoutou to backinstock
14 Sep 17#7
You are a good un :thumbsup: im not a great situation myself, single parent, min wage ect but fortunately I dont need to use a food bank or anything. This last year I have noticed there are probably triple the amount of homeless people around and sadly I don't like to give them money because majority of them look as they are off their face or hanging around with people that are drugged up. I don't want to give them change to add to their drug or alcohol fund so I'd much prefer to give them food or take food to a food bank. A couple of months ago ago I was in Liverpool for a mini break away with my daughter. There was a guy sat in a doorway with a notice saying x serviceman in need of funds to pay for food. I went in poundland next door and bought him some drinks and a few bars of chocolate bars ect as I thought he probably won't get to have stuff like that often. I went to give it to him and he was sat with 2 junkies and when he said Thankyou it was clear he was off his face. It really annoyed me. I know serious drug addiction is an awful evil thing (I've seen it with a very close family member my whole life) but my family member managed to still work and lived a reasonably normal life, until it took him :cry: I want to help people that I see with less then me (even though I don't have much) but a lot of them won't help their selves. Giving to a food bank makes me feel much better about giving to people in need as like you said you know some of is going to true people in need. Thanks for the idea backinstock.. I will do what you said you do.. stock pile what I can and take it :thumbsup: also sorry about my depressing rant :neutral_face:
backinstock to LeahsMintytoutou
14 Sep 17#8
Thanks and you are obviously a caring person. A few years back I wanted to support an unknown (as in nominated) family who were struggling and approached my local foodbank about my idea. They told me it's a no-no as you could get too emotionally involved. Good advice really, leave it to the professionals and simply donate. Abuse happens, you have to live with it.
Best wishes, but you have made my day. :innocent:
LeahsMintytoutou to backinstock
14 Sep 17#9
:smile: :innocent: Have a great day :thumbsup:
kooks65 to LeahsMintytoutou
14 Sep 17#6
My tesco and sainsburys have a box at the front of the store for you to put donations in then the food bank comes and collects them.
jimbo23 to backinstock
14 Sep 17#13
They removed the one from my local ASDA - Not sure why.
NotALot
14 Sep 17#1
Is it just the original one in Heron or others available?
LeahsMintytoutou to NotALot
14 Sep 17#2
I think it's just the original. I'm not 100% on that but if memory serves me right I think I only saw the red box when I was in there couple of days ago
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Opening post
Heron is selling this porridge for 99p
Topcashback are giving £1 cashback on this purchase when you take a picture of your receipt. So it's free! :thumbsup: plus 1p in your pocket
(I think it's only the original available in Heron)
Nice idea: if you don't like this you could get it anywa and donate it to a food bank or someone who will appreciate it :thumbsup:
also topcashback are giving 50p cashback with purchase of potnoodle and they are 50p at ASDA at the moment = Free pot noodle! Credit to @jimbo23
17 comments
Well done to OP for finding this and well done to TCB for honouring it - confirmed as payable today for yesterdays receipt.
2 boxes for the foodbank stash.
Harvest festival donations which will go to a local foodbank.
I've slipped a little, but used to donate quite a bit and stock pile freebies (well the ones I wouldn't usually take) along with bits I buy when on offer.
There can be abuse of the foodbanks, but you just have to accept that. There are thousands who genuinely need the help ...................................... sadly.
im not a great situation myself, single parent, min wage ect but fortunately I dont need to use a food bank or anything. This last year I have noticed there are probably triple the amount of homeless people around and sadly I don't like to give them money because majority of them look as they are off their face or hanging around with people that are drugged up. I don't want to give them change to add to their drug or alcohol fund so I'd much prefer to give them food or take food to a food bank.
A couple of months ago ago I was in Liverpool for a mini break away with my daughter. There was a guy sat in a doorway with a notice saying x serviceman in need of funds to pay for food. I went in poundland next door and bought him some drinks and a few bars of chocolate bars ect as I thought he probably won't get to have stuff like that often. I went to give it to him and he was sat with 2 junkies and when he said Thankyou it was clear he was off his face. It really annoyed me. I know serious drug addiction is an awful evil thing (I've seen it with a very close family member my whole life) but my family member managed to still work and lived a reasonably normal life, until it took him :cry: I want to help people that I see with less then me (even though I don't have much) but a lot of them won't help their selves.
Giving to a food bank makes me feel much better about giving to people in need as like you said you know some of is going to true people in need.
Thanks for the idea backinstock.. I will do what you said you do.. stock pile what I can and take it :thumbsup:
also sorry about my depressing rant :neutral_face:
A few years back I wanted to support an unknown (as in nominated) family who were struggling and approached my local foodbank about my idea. They told me it's a no-no as you could get too emotionally involved. Good advice really, leave it to the professionals and simply donate.
Abuse happens, you have to live with it.
Best wishes, but you have made my day. :innocent: