Ocado is selling the value boxes of Huggies Size 3 Super Dry nappies for £11.98 in a buy one get the second one free deal at the moment. That’s 87 nappies per pack and 174 nappies in total for under £12. Not bad at all.

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The Huggies Super Dry packs have Disney’s Winnie the Pooh designs on them and are super breathable to help prevent nappy rash and sore bums. The buy one get the second one free offer is on from today until 29 January so if your baby’s bum fits these, then you can stock up for ages.

The price works out to around 7p per nappy and you’re only allowed a maximum of 20 in one order (although that would be a lot of nappies!). However, the site only allows a minimum order value of £40 so you may want to bump up the spend by peeking at many of the other low deals they have on at the moment, like low cost Aptamil.

Thanks to cdpurcell at HUKD!

For some people, it isn't Christmas if there's no Ferrero Rocher. By some people, I mean my family. And by not Christmas I mean world ending, cancel all presents, put the turkey back in the freezer, Christmas is cancelled. That's how much they love the stuff.

But not me. I actually am not a fan of the chocolate, and don't really like the taste. A bit bizarre to review Ferrero Rocher perhaps, but then I'm the odd one out in a household where my other half, and both step children love these little foil wrapped treats.

So for them it was like Christmas come early. We received two packs to try out, the Ferrero Rocher Christmas Tree, and the Ferrero Collection Limited Edition with Pistachio.

Both are billed as 'new', however I am 100% certain that I bought the Christmas tree version for my stepson's Christmas stocking last year. I remember spotting it on the shelves at the supermarket and thinking what a jolly good idea to give it that little Christmas touch.

That's one thing that makes Ferrero Rocher stand out is the hard plastic container used, instead of a cardboard chocolate box. I wonder how environmentally friendly this is, but you can re-use the containers and I've done so many times. They make great display boxes for gifts for example, if you can get the Ferrero Rocher label off, or cover it up.

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I don't know about you but if I won the lottery one of the first things I'd change is where I do my grocery shopping. I'd ditch Asda and Tesco's in favour of the food section of Marks and Spencer, and I'd wander the aisles of Waitrose picking up weird and wonderfully overpriced treats and delights. Which is why I'm ridiculously over-excited about the Ocado sale, now on, with 50% off on over 170 items.

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The sale mostly covers their festive stock - thing like cakes and puddings, biscuits, confectionary, cheese, nuts and pates, but it also extends to meat joints and platters as well as hampers and food sets. There are also some great deals on wines as well as cards and gift wrap and picnic items and summer dining.

My fave items include chocolate cluedo down to £4.00 from £8.00. Now that's my kind of game - one you can eat when the boredom sets in.

I'd also happily polish off a few of these Lindt chocolate gold bells, which seem less like an indulgence and more like a bargain at £1.50 instead of £3.00.

You need to create a new account or log in to be able to purchase items from Ocado online, and you will need to enter your postcode before doing so in order to check that the Ocado delivery service operates in your area. I recommend doing this before you browse the sale rails as the disappointment of realising you can't actually get your hands on any of these lovely goodies tastes seriously bitter. Sob.