Hmm bit stingy. There was no new customer coupon, so that was disappointing.
The Googly ones had expired and the website is horrible to use, laggy, unresponsive and tiresome.
There's a confusing meal deal which differs in price from £4 upwards, but instead of grouping it in the same price groups, it's chaos.
I could not be bothered to scroll through endless pages and get a drink and snack because it was so confusing and slow.
I just wanted to press on, from the unpleasantness. Crikey, nearly 4pm and still haven't munched.
Anyway, what I did like is that, when you checked out, it popped up with, ah sorry this and that, is not available, find some substitutions..
So that's what I did. The delivery slots start from 50p, but 6am and 4x hours, I think all the way to £7.
I could not do anything that early. I think I picked 8am-12pm for £3.
They've got a wide range in some areas and limited in others. The low to high, doesn't work completely, which makes it annoying.
But I can collect useless nectar points. I don't think my bank is doing cashback at that grocery store.
What I am excited about is the Dr Paw Paw original lip balm for £2 and I've never seen wholemeal muffins, so really fun.
Also lemon and spinach salmon fishcakes and the Yorkshire Provender Thai green chicken noodle soup thingy..
Overall I doubt Sainsbury will be a favourite, unless it's specific beauty items or contact lens stuff.
They did have a face mask, but I had to balance the basket, so got rid of a few things, I didn't immediately need.
It was the samosas, pasta bolognese and thai green curry meals that were out of stock, if you're wondering.
Time to eat and do the uc stuff..
I finished the Garnier face wash and opened the Asda Face Facts, dull grey looking tube to be greeted with a vibrant orange gel.
There's a generic scent, sweet, smells almost fruity, I like it. It plays nice with the face brush, doesn't foam up on there, but when it hits your face it does.
Easy to apply and rinse off, leaves face soft and smooth but not stripped.
I wonder how it will work with hormonal skin breakouts? Will it prevent, reduce or make no difference?
Yesterday (Thursday), Sainsbury's texted with an updated time, which was 11-12pm.
But delivery times, don't always stick to the time, so I still woke up early, just in case.
There's nothing about tracking or status, maybe it's too early, it's only 9amish and well technically it's anywhere from 8am-12pm..
Even at 11amish, nothing to say out for delivery.
Oh I'm gutted having checked the email receipt, no wholemeal muffins, argh, that would have been perfect for me..
Plus the beef burgers and sushi have a same day or next day expiry and aren't reduced, like they would be in the supermarket....
I don't like that. Soon I'm going to need a contact lens cleaner and when the body butters finish..
I just remembered how much I loved Nivea 400ml, in the dark blue bottle, that was always an excellent moisturising alternative for my body.
I will return to that, as it's cheaper. I can't remember what it used to cost but I bought it a lot.
Ok at 11.30am, the groceries were delivered, no issue finding me.
He was friendlyish but not helpful so my back is hurting. Not counting the food, as I haven't tried it..
Sainsbury's is my least favourite for the overall experience, no welcome coupon, no tracking.
It seems quite backwards, plus selling 1 day shelf life products and no discount, not helping with the shopping..
Horrible laggy website, complicated deal finds..
And as I was packing away the shopping, I checked the salmon and avocado sushi, only to discover it looks substituted...
And they didn't mention that..... What if it has some ingredient or a spice kick, that I didn't enjoy?
That's very sneaky and is testament to the whole ordeal. I'm not impressed with that side.
What I did like, the availability of wholemeal muffins, even though sadly it wasn't in stock.
I liked the chicken was roughly half price. I liked the Paw Paw, was only £2.
And the Sainsbury's mighty use towel 2x pack, seems quite tall and sizeable for their own brand, costs £3, ouchy..
But it's not bad, if it lasts me a while. That's it, foodie reviews scattered next week..
Just an update, I put in 2x refund requests, the process was tedious.
The form didn't work, so I had to use the virtual chat. The reason why..
The sushi was disgusting and probably not something I would have bought, so one bite is all I can stomach.
Waste of money, the other thing, the Yorkshire Provender Thai soup, container is damaged, so it took ages to open it.
Not great with weak hands, so that isn't right either. It's 50/50 whether I get my money back..
There's this whole spiel about you're supposed to return it a supermarket, sod that, in person, nopity nope.
I actually tried some of the soup, dang that tastes good ha but it's the principle..
I'll keep you updated.. Oh wasn't expecting that, they refunded both of it.
Leaves me queasy that it said returned items but the fault lies with them not me.
Woop, £3.50 for the soup, big tub 560g, plus £3.75 for the sushi, £7.25. Least I am saving somewhat...
Right my decision is made, this weekend it will be Morrison's again for two reasons..
Firstly, they are still doing cashback at my bank, this month I've accumulated nearly £15 but only £9 is processed, ugh, the deadline is Wednesday, I have to claim it...
I'm irritated there is such a short window, I want at least £10. I shall see..
Secondly, I still have the £12 off voucher, when I spend £60, so ideally, just spending £48 and receiving £60 worth of shopping.
I really need to budget as I have less than £300 to last the month with bills and grocery expenses to pay for.
