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LIDL Super Weekend Savers

CH3OH · 2016-01-04 20:57:43

Lidl were very hit and miss when they had a Super Saturday offer, but it returns this Saturday and Sunday with the following offers: 250 g Salmon fillets Normally €3.79 offer price €1.89 Light Cranberry Juice 1L Normally 99c offer price 49c SIMPLY SUMPTUOUS® Luxury Fruit/ Fruit & Nut Muesli 750g Normally €1.99 offer price…

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#1742 09-02-2020 10:35am
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freshpopcorn wrote: »

Sat 15th - Sun 16th
Heinz Tomato Ketchup 570g was €2.89 now €1.44.
Ariel/Fairy Liquid Detergent choose from Bold/Ariel/Fairy 888ml was €7 now €3.50.
Dove Anti-Perspirant Deodorant 150ml was €3.99 now €1.99.
Frozen Fruit Raspberries 500g was €2.09 now €1.04.
Frozen Fruit Blueberries 500g was €2.99 now €1.49.

is there still a hep a warning on frozen berries or can we finally buy them again without boiling

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#1743 09-02-2020 11:48am
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bluewolf wrote: »

is there still a hep a warning on frozen berries or can we finally buy them again without boiling

you have to boil imported berries still

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#1744 09-02-2020 12:42pm
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Are these imported then?, I assume its printed on the back which is helpfully not pictured. Says on the blueberries Great for smoothies and toppings but shur any topping would be pure mush after boiling

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#1745 09-02-2020 1:41pm
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EverythingGood wrote: »

you have to boil imported berries still

Dunnes have their own brand of frozen berries and there is no mention of boiling etc. ?

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#1746 09-02-2020 2:56pm
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cfeeneyinterior wrote: »

Dunnes have their own brand of frozen berries and there is no mention of boiling etc. ?

strange question to ask in the lidl weekend savers thread

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#1747 09-02-2020 3:04pm
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OmegaGene wrote: »

strange question to ask in the lidl weekend savers thread

I suppose it's OT but last few.posts were about berries so chimed in .

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#1748 09-02-2020 3:12pm
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cfeeneyinterior wrote: »

I suppose it's OT but last few.posts were about berries so chimed in .

different berries

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#1749 09-02-2020 3:13pm
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OmegaGene wrote: »

different berries

Ok, so lidls have extra poop for free ðŸ˜႒

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#1750 09-02-2020 3:40pm
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https://www.fsai.ie/faq/frozen_berries.html

Why does the FSAI advise that imported frozen berries should be boiled for one minute?
As a result of outbreaks of norovirus and hepatitis A virus in imported frozen berries across Europe in recent years, the FSAI recommends boiling imported frozen berries for one minute before consumption. This is particularly important when serving these foods to vulnerable people such as nursing home residents.

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#1751 09-02-2020 3:43pm
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OmegaGene wrote: »

https://www.fsai.ie/faq/frozen_berries.html

Why does the FSAI advise that imported frozen berries should be boiled for one minute?
As a result of outbreaks of norovirus and hepatitis A virus in imported frozen berries across Europe in recent years, the FSAI recommends boiling imported frozen berries for one minute before consumption. This is particularly important when serving these foods to vulnerable people such as nursing home residents.

Ok, free poop from all of them so. Thanks

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#1752 11-02-2020 4:45pm
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#1753 11-02-2020 9:21pm
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Lidl must have inherited a Toothpaste factory!

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#1754 11-02-2020 10:05pm
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Colgate Toothpaste 100ml was €1.39 now 69c.

Could be handy for the holidays if you only have carry on luggage.

Anyone spotted or know when lidl are doing their Macarons :pac:?

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#1755 11-02-2020 10:06pm
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jay0109 wrote: »

Lidl must have inherited a Tootpaste factory!

No that's the crap toothpaste. You'll need mouthwash as well or run into gum problems.

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#1756 12-02-2020 12:35pm
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KOR101 wrote: »

No that's the crap toothpaste. You'll need mouthwash as well or run into gum problems.

Any more info on this? I haven't a notion when it comes to toothpaste, I usually throw the cheapest Colgate into the trolley.

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#1757 12-02-2020 3:06pm
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bored_newbie wrote: »

Any more info on this? I haven't a notion when it comes to toothpaste, I usually throw the cheapest Colgate into the trolley.

All you need here:

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=627

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#1758 12-02-2020 3:16pm
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bored_newbie wrote: »

Any more info on this? I haven't a notion when it comes to toothpaste, I usually throw the cheapest Colgate into the trolley.

Seek advice from your dentist or oral hygienist rather than a random on a forum

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#1759 12-02-2020 4:13pm
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bored_newbie wrote: »

Any more info on this? I haven't a notion when it comes to toothpaste, I usually throw the cheapest Colgate into the trolley.

You would know when you have a problem. The cheapest Colgates are rubbish for me. My gums would be sore from them.

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#1760 12-02-2020 4:23pm
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OmegaGene wrote: »

Seek advice from your dentist or oral hygienist rather than a random on a forum

Sure dentists do adds now, all you have to do now is figure out which one you believe.

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#1761 12-02-2020 4:33pm
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OmegaGene wrote: »

Seek advice from your dentist or oral hygienist rather than a random on a forum

I'm sure he has scientific evidence to back up his claim.

KOR101 wrote: »

You would know when you have a problem. The cheapest Colgates are rubbish for me. My gums would be sore from them.

Oh. I might have misjudged you.

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#1762 14-02-2020 6:21pm
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Cats.Whiskers wrote: »

Colgate Toothpaste 100ml was €1.39 now 69c.

Could be handy for the holidays if you only have carry on luggage.

Anyone spotted or know when lidl are doing their Macarons :pac:?

Ask your dentist the next time you visit, they'll have a mountain of travel sized sample tubes to get rid of, I always have one in my bag with a little travel toothbrush sample in a plastic tube I got aswell.

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#1763 20-02-2020 4:14am
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#1764 20-02-2020 2:53pm
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[quote=Colgate Toothpaste 100ml was €1.39 now 69c.[/quote]

The lidl regular own brand toothpaste is OK.

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#1765 20-02-2020 11:30pm
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tv3tg4 wrote: »

The lidl regular own brand toothpaste is OK.

I asked my dentist about toothpaste - he said as long as it was a fluoride based toothpaste - it would be grand

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#1766 24-02-2020 8:26pm
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#1767 25-02-2020 9:34am
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freshpopcorn wrote: »

Saturday 29th February - Sunday 1st March
Nutella 400g was €2.69 now €1.34.
Hunky Dory's Cheese and Onion 6 x 25 g was €2.49 now €1.24.
Floralys 4 Ply Toilet Tissue 1600 Sheet was €5.29 now €2.64.
Comfort Fabric Softener 1.26l was €4.59 now €2.29.

Hunky Dory's giving competition to toothpastes !

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#1768 05-03-2020 5:02am
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These are the dates according to their website.
Sat 14th - Tues 17th March
Hunky Dorys Crisps Assorted 6 x 25g was €2.49 now €1.24.
Apple/Orange Juice Drink 1.5L was €1.19 now 59c.
Colgate Max White 75ml was €2.99 now €1.49.
Radox Shower Gel Choose from Active/Awake/Moisturise/Refreshed 250ml was €2.67 .
now €1.33.
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Chilean Merlot Reserva Privada was €7.99 now €3.99.

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#1769 05-03-2020 9:02pm
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freshpopcorn wrote: »

These are the dates according to their website.
Sat 14th - Tues 17th March
Hunky Dorys Crisps Assorted 6 x 25g was €2.49 now €1.24.
Apple/Orange Juice Drink 1.5L was €1.19 now 59c.
Colgate Max White 75ml was €2.99 now €1.49.
Radox Shower Gel Choose from Active/Awake/Moisturise/Refreshed 250ml was €2.67 .
now €1.33.
Wines
Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva Privada was €8.49 now €4.24.
Chilean Merlot Reserva Privada was €7.99 now €3.99.

More fecking toothapaste.

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#1770 05-03-2020 9:06pm
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EverythingGood wrote: »

More fecking toothapaste.

Cheer up, it's Steradent in two weeks time.

"Very soon we are going to Mars. You wouldn't have been going to Mars if my opponent won, that I can tell you. You wouldn't even be thinking about it."
Donald Trump, March 13th 2018.

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#1771 05-03-2020 9:43pm
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EverythingGood wrote: »

More fecking toothapaste.

That's to get the taste of all the crisps off your teeth.

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