Lazy chillies and ginger misprice

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hobo
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Lazy chillies and ginger misprice

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3 x 190g jars of either for £3. They are add on items so you have to buy £20 worth of items sold by Amazon (easy as I was ordering Lazy garlic anyway). Free delivery.

Chillis http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00D ... ge_o04_s00

Ginger http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00D ... ge_o04_s00
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raz
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Re: Lazy chillies and ginger misprice

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hey hobo we have the same taste in ingredients but from your link it looks like your paying double price the actual lazy website sells all the same jars for between £1.29 & £1.89 every penny saved an all that jazz ;)

https://englishprovender.com/shop-online/very-lazy/


edit - i didnt notice it was a 3 pack you bought looks like a good saving what are the exp dates like :?:
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Re: Lazy chillies and ginger misprice

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hobo wrote:"They are add on items so you have to buy £20 worth of items sold by Amazon (easy as I was ordering Lazy garlic anyway). Free delivery.


Cheers , but a cheaper way to get them delivered is to use the subscribe and save option , which is free delivery so £2.85 delivered...... then after ordering cancel the subscribe and save ( if you need a few things do 5 different subscribe and save items and get 15% off) .. :D

I used this trick all the time ...works a treat...............
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hobo
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Re: Lazy chillies and ginger misprice

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I missed a trick there tanstaafl!

Expiry dates:
Chilli 04/17
Ginger 09/17
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Re: Lazy chillies and ginger misprice

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I use subscribe and save every month for a number of items (generally non-food) am really happy with it, I save quite a lot of ££.