Too God to Go App.

Perhaps I should patent the title, it would indeed be a great name for a religious app.

Thank you to those, who responded.

I was curious about it after reading a news item on my phone.

I give them out in the supermarket where I work.

They generally contain fruit, veg and a selection of bread/cake. Todays looked very good - a nice range of fruit and some nice looking doughnuts and cakes.

Other times maybe not so good - all depends what is going out of date on any particular day.

I am enjoying goodies from my latest TGTG Surprise bag as I write this. My local baker (part of a Hertfordshire chain) does these bags every day, I tend to get one once a fortnight. Occasionally they run out and don’t have enough food left over, but that doesn’t happen very often. I love walking home with the anticipation of what might be in the bag. Todays one contained a large white loaf, 2 bread rolls, 4 doughnuts, a large pot of fresh fruit salad, an iced bun and a cup cake, all for £4 - a bargain.

I don't really get out now, so it would be false economy for me.
The app includes restaurants too.

I tried it once had an Aldi bag. But it contained things I didn't eat so gave the things away. The bag cost £3.30.

I never liked the sweets very much, as I recall.
They must have had a toy, too.

MissAdventure

There is also the little flicker of excitement to factor in - like being bought a Jamboree bag, as a child.

Oh yes I remember those!

There is also the little flicker of excitement to factor in - like being bought a Jamboree bag, as a child.

I sign up paid my £4 went down to the shop to collect it after 7 pm and they said we haven’t got anything you’ll get your money back so haven’t bothered since

Funnily enough I watched a YouTube video yesterday where somebody I follow (she is very amusing) had done a big Too Good to Go haul, to compare what she could get from a lot of different outlets, if you’ve got an idle half an hour here it is.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSOoFVONWpY

The Olio app is good, too.

Have used it before ...think Greggs was the last time .....got loads and loads of pastries and cakes 😋....shared them out with family....picked them up on way home from work

Yes, I used to use it a fair bit.

I found it pretty good, with all usable items.

LucyAnna2

Marydoll

Oh dear! Swollen, arthritic hands means I often miss keys.
I should have known the pedants would be quick to jump in and point out my errors. Certainly not good nor Godly behaviour. 😉
Oh to be so perfect. 😇

No pedantry (which I can’t abide!) - just meant to be a joke, knowing that you are a churchgoer

I will pray for you. 😇😉

A review here -

www.goodhousekeeping.com/uk/consumer-advice/a60380448/too-good-to-go-reviewed/

Marydoll

Oh dear! Swollen, arthritic hands means I often miss keys.
I should have known the pedants would be quick to jump in and point out my errors. Certainly not good nor Godly behaviour. 😉
Oh to be so perfect. 😇

No pedantry (which I can’t abide!) - just meant to be a joke, knowing that you are a churchgoer

I won't bother asking HQ to amend the title.
I will let you have your fun. 😉

NotSpaghetti

I assumed it was a religious app!

Me too 🤓

Oh dear! Swollen, arthritic hands means I often miss keys.
I should have known the pedants would be quick to jump in and point out my errors. Certainly not good nor Godly behaviour. 😉
Oh to be so perfect. 😇

Excellent results from bakeries, we once got veg and nothing else from Morrisons, bit mixed, I look out for the reviews

I assumed it was a religious app!

Yes I use it Marydoll. In my area (Cornwall) I very often end up with a bag of pasties, sausage rolls and cakes or artisan bread. I freeze what I can. It's always very God value. Sorry, couldn't resist.

Can you be
“TOO God?”

If you type it in like that you might get some communion wine