Hello! A Sunday email this week, because two of these finish tonight.
If you’ve no plans for lunch, Ask Italian’s bottomless pasta is the one to look at. Baileys has dropped to £13 too. That’s earlier than it usually starts getting cheap.
Everything else will keep for a few days. As always, I’ve put the catch under each one.
If there’s something you’d like me to look out for, just reply.
Bottomless pasta, £15, today only
What is it? 90 minutes of pasta at Ask Italian for World Pasta Day. Carbonara, bolognese, pomodoro or a vegan lentil ragu.
How much? £15 a head. The dishes are normally £14.50 to £18 each.
Worth knowing:
Today only, Sunday 25 October. Dine in, no takeaway
Everyone has to buy a full-price drink. Soft drinks start at £3.75, so it's really £18.75 a head
Every adult at the table has to do it. Under-18s can order off the normal menu
"Bottomless" means four plates at most: the first one plus three refills
One plate at a time. You have to finish it before the next one comes
No sharing. No Tesco Clubcard vouchers either
Chicken and chips, £5
Co-op. A big bag of southern fried chicken and two bags of fries. Normally £9.65.
The catch: £5 is the member price (£5.50 without). Ends Tuesday.
Worth knowing:
Both end Tuesday 27 October, or sooner if the shop runs out
Membership is £1. You get the £1 back on your first in-store shop. On the pizza deal it pays for itself straight away
Not in Northern Ireland
Not in the independent co-ops either: Midcounties, Central, Southern and Chelmsford Star run their own schemes. Nisa shops don't count
Scan your Co-op card or app at the till
Pizza night, £10
Co-op. Two pizzas, a side and four beers or Diet Cokes. Normally up to £16.95.
The catch: £10 is the member price (£12 without). Membership is £1. Ends Tuesday.
Baileys, £13
A litre bottle, normally about £21. Same price at Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Amazon.
The catch: Tesco needs Clubcard. Sainsbury's needs Nectar. Morrisons ends tonight.
Free DryNites sample
Night-time pants for kids aged 3 to 13+. Posted free.
The catch: one per house. You'll need to give your address and phone number.
Heated throw/blanket, £30.40
Silentnight, 160 x 120cm, at Asda. Normally £38.
The catch: it still says £38 until you get to checkout. Click and collect price.
16 x Lily O'Brien's chocolates, £6
16 dessert-flavoured chocolates, already gift wrapped. I've bought some for Christmas hampers.
The catch: it says £9 on the page. It drops to £6 at checkout.
Dunelm Egyptian cotton wash mitt, 75p
Dunelm's thick, heavy cotton range.
The catch: 75p is the terracotta wash mitt only. Collect it free, or delivery is £3.95.
Six big bottles of water, £2.48
Six 2-litre bottles on Amazon. That's 41p a bottle.
The catch: Amazon prices change during the day.
20 bin bags, £1.44
Amazon's own 50 litre drawstring bags. About 7p each.
The catch: they're thin. Fine for the kitchen, not the garden.
Patio weeding knife, £2.22
Gets weeds and moss out from between paving slabs. Comes with a 5-year warranty.
The catch: it's made for right-handers. Need to submit proof of age to buy.
Samsung 55 inch TV, £299
4K smart TV at Costco. Normally £379.
The catch: you need a Costco membership. The £80 off only shows at checkout.
That’s it for today, until next week! 😃