Thread 6 - the one with Terry’s chocolate organs

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Welcome one and all, see post two for links.

Free graze box with code BOX52 and BOX53.

Not single use as they included a duplicate leaflet with the same ones repeated. From my gausto box- which is lovely the first time I have have had one. Not Christmassy, but meals for four days with all the ingredients. 50% off first two boxes if you use my link, but I get £15 too so feel free to use a friends link instead.

gousto

Also £10 off at tress bikes with GOUSTO10 no idea if that is any good.

Finally three issues of the simple things magazine at link for £8 with code GOUSTO2017 no idea if it is any good, but flyer looks interesting.

Ice cream DD was also 2.5 & we were also at the in-laws for Xmas the year she got her play kitchen. She was so excited by her stocking, the few other cheap presents from us & the bits from her grandparents & uncle that she had no idea her "big"
present was missing. As we'd set off for the PILs on Xmas Eve, I got DH to get DD in the car whilst i carried the kitchen in from the garage, put a sheet of wrapping paper over it & a massive bow on it &a large envelope with her name. We got home on 27th, went into the house & DD spotted it & asked what it was. I pretended to be surprised, suggested we opened the envelope where I found a letter from Father Christmas saying he hadn't been able to get this down the granny's chimney so had decided to leave it at our house. She was so excited. It ended up working really well.

Help! Have been putting off 14yo DN present but have realised she's got her birthday before Christmas!
Reads a lot, not into makeup, quite immature really TBH.

I have a 15% off code for jules if anyone would like it :)

drspouse
How about a drawing light box?

www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B01MRKA60J/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_38?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A1NG9E78LA3G40&tag=mumsnetforum-21

This purple dolls prank according to ccc averages at £38, but is currently £20. It has good reviews.

pram

Sorry (kids are home sick today and we are stuck on the house- can you tell!) this poopy head game, which looks awful to me, but has great reviews is at its best price according to ccc-£9.98. Might be nice as a family game over the holidays depending on the age of your children.

poopy head

I desperately want to order more gifts, but am stuck for ideas for people. Sigh.

IceCreamIceCream Mellisa and Doug do fab metal trolleys or shopping baskets with a bit of play food they would go well with a toy kitchen.

Popsicle that's slightly out there but might be a contender!

Thanks guys the travel kitchen is so cute!!

*@Pinkyboo20 * thanks so much for Jan Constantine stocking link. Had been after a stocking for baby ds2 and found a lovely one.

Only gutting thing is £6 delivery. I'm  considering I know the second class rate for a small parcel is under £3.

Have you bought from there before? If quality is as lovely as it looks I'll gulp down the p&p.

Gah! Sorry for the shouty post

@ItsNiceItsDifferentItsUnusual £6 is very expensive for delivery.

We have two stockings and I love them, the quality is good.

Used a pact referral - acey's I think. Here is mine!
www.pactcoffee.com/sign-up?voucher=MYINVITECODE

Ps gives £5 off for you and me

@Pinkyboo20 thanks. I think I'll kick myself if I don't go for it, so I'll checkout through gritted teeth

My wonka golden ticket personalised book is on its way, I can't wait to see it! I didn't opt for the scent (wasn't sure how long it would last and it's 3 months until Christmas) but I did get it in hard back

Thankyou to the 1 person who has used my link, 2 more and I get a free book for the recipients little sister, just use THIS LINK for 15% off your first order (there is a range of books but I love the wonka one) and if 3 people use my link I get a free alphabet book

cookiefiend what did you think of the gousto box in terms of value for money? Full price seems extortionate and even half price is seems a lot more than I'd pay for 4 meals if I shopped/cooked myself.

What does the pact code get you? It doesn't seem to tell me unless I enter all my details first.

Re Lego. Do they not have a spare parts service like playmobil do?

why in the end you shoudl pay £1.95 for a £5.95 packet of coffee
The postage is free so it is £1.95 total
See upthread, others have done it
You get a good sized bag of coffee for that
Plus a voucher for naked wines - £60 off a £100 spend if you choose to use it
You can then stay subscribed to pact coffee and pay a regular fee, or just stop the subscription when you have your free bag

Oh and at the end you will get a code which you post here for the next person

Enjoy!

Anne can't see anything about the smyths offers in ireland, nothing in social media either. Typical.

For ROI bargain hunters, next are doing €15 off orders over €40, you get a code when you buy something instore, need to give them your email address.

Also, anyone with access to a student card, sign up to unidays, loads of voucher codes. 20% off and free delivery at h&m, 20% off boohoo are the ones off the top of my head, but there's a good few stores in it.

You can get lego spare parts Brickshop and lego do them too Lego Spares not sure how bargainous they are though.

Groupon are doing a Starbucks £10 e-gift card for £5 at the moment, it's a digital gift card but I'm sure you could print something off to put in hampers etc.

tiggers thanks. I'll have a proper look at the site. My normal fair trade coffee is about £2.50 a bag so not much less. Might be worth it if it's amazing coffee though.