To help you cope with the scorching weather Sainsbury’s are offering a great range of summer products.

Dyson Air Multiplier 10 inch Desk Fan - £169.99

Family Pool – £17.99

Budweiser Drinks Chiller – £89.99

Fridgemaster 30cm Desk Fan – £13.49

Tu Stainless Steel Wine Cooler – £15.00

Polar Gear Chest Cooler Black - £9.00

Sainsbury’s has launched a great new Little Ones baby and toddler club for mums of 0-4 year olds.

Little Me and Mum to Be Organics products are half off at Sainsbury’s until 29th June!

Choose from the lavender-infused Ssssh Sleepy Head and the subtly soft Mmm Moisture Babies ranges or treat yourself with some luxurious Mum to Be goodies.

Plus, all products paraben and SLS free – so you can be kind to your skin and your wallet!

It is a great week to do a big grocery shop! Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Ocado are all offering £10 off £50 voucher codes for first time customers.

Sainsbury’s £10 off £50
Code: LM3F-G2VK-QKVF

This is Sainsbury’s first voucher code! New customers can get £10 off a £50+ spend off their first grocery shop online at Sainsbury’s. Good on deliveries until Tues 25 May.

Tesco £10 off £50
Code: XXAFFT

New customers can get £10 off a £50+ spend off their first grocery shop online at Tesco. Good on deliveries until Thurs 30 Sept 2010. Not valid on purchases of tobacco products, infant milk, prescription medicines and the delivery charge.

Ocado £10 off £50
Code: VOU9206024

New customers can get £10 off a £50+ spend online at Ocado. Good on deliveries until Weds 30 June.

These offers are credited to MoneySavingExpert.com.

I’m a little late to the party on this one because the sale ends on 19th January, but I wanted to pass on the latest offers from Sainsbury’s because I would hate, hate, hate for you to miss out on a chance to save money on Le Creuset!

Save up to 50% on Saucepans

Save up to 50% on Office furniture

Save 20% on Le Creuset

Save up to 50% on mattresses

Save up to £150 on TVs

Save up to £200 on Fridge/Freezers

Save up to 1/3 on Nursery

Save up to 1/3 on bathroom Fixtures & Fittings

Sainsbury’s has just launched its first ever buy now free next time promotion. The offer is available on two items in-store, Pampers Baby-Dry Nappies Carry Pack in all sizes and Sainsbury’s white crusty baguettes.

When a customer buys these products, they will receive a coupon offering them the free product next time they visit Sainsbury’s. The offer is good through 24th November.

I think this is  genius and Sainsbury’s picked the two products for great reasons. With nappies, buy one get one free offers force shoppers to take more product than they normally would buy which adds up to a lot of bulk to carry.

Baguettes on the other hand aren’t an ideal buy one get one free item because they’d go off before being eaten. This offer means shoppers can have fresh bread when they need it.

The only restriction seems to be that there will be a limit of four packs of nappies or baguettes per customer in a single transaction. So you can’t receive more than four ‘free next time’ coupons in a single transaction even if you buy more than four products.

Love to hear your thoughts on the offer!

There is a brilliant offer on at Sainsbury’s I just read about on Recessionista. All toys at Sainsbury’s are half off through 4th November. Go get a head start on your Christmas shopping!!

Betty Crocker has a load of offers on to inspire mums to get baking when the kids are home for half term!

Here is the scoop:

At Sainsbury’s you’ll find 25% off the following products from 21st October – 17th November:

Devil’s Food Cake 500g

Chocolate Frosting 450g

Carrot Cake 500g

Brownie 415g

Chocolate Chip Cookie pouch 200g

At Waitrose you’ll find the following for 25% off from 7th October – 3rd November:

Devils Food Cake & Icing

Last week I was minding my own business, doing a quick shop at Waitrose (I know, its not budget but I love it and its nearest to my office!) and I walked straight into a WALL of Christmas candy and treats. That was September. Now that its officially October, EVERY store is in on the game. This weekend I took pictures at Boots and House of Fraser (see main snap) to document the Beginning of Christmas until I got bored with taking pictures.

It’s a fact, the Christmas retail season starts earlier every year. Possibly the worst culprit, Tesco, came under fire (well, if not fire, at least speculation about Santa’s potential anger) for selling traditional mince pies with an October expiration date. But I’m curious, is there a good reason? Do the shops make more money selling mince pies four months early? And does anyone decorate their tree in October, making it worthwhile to devote substantial space to Christmas ornaments before we’ve even thought about Halloween? Anyway, if you’ve got a strategy for saving money on Christmas that involves starting at August Bank Holiday, I’d love to hear it!

Waitrose wall of Christmas

Boots Christmas Spirit

The Telegraph has a feature out today–looks like its part of Which? Money Autumn Special from Sainsbury’s–called 50 ways to save cash and among the categories are shopping, family, home and technology. They’ve mentioned a few tips I’ve covered here but added some new ones. Here are a few I think sound fantastic:

Get seedy

A great website for saving money on gardening is www.seedypeople.co.uk. The site lets you swap seeds and plants with other gardeners. It also runs Seedy Sunday (www.seedysunday.org), which is ‘the UK’s biggest community seed swap’ – check the site for dates and locations.

Cashback for kids

Register with free shopping club KidStart and get up to 20pc cashback when you shop. This money is then transferred into any child trust fund (CTF) or bank or building society. Hundreds of well-known shops are participating in the scheme. Visit www.kidstart.co.uk for more.

eBay bargains

Many items are listed for sale on eBay with spelling mistakes, which can mean they don’t attract many bidders and may therefore sell for very low prices. The aptly-named website www.fatfingers.co.uk can help you with a search.