Yeah that too, but my advice still applies - or you're shooting yourself in the foot!

Before putting in freezer, examine it and smell it first... or you'll be freezing gone-off meat... in which case - take it back and get a refund/exchange (and then freeze it), i'd probably have said the same thing too, only my freezers been full and continuously topped up for the best part of a year;) So obviously you're right.... if it's good fill your freezer. I've come home from Morrisons with 2 turkeys covered in bacon, 4 chickens, 2 joints of pork and a sirloin steak for £8 quid before, saving me about £35 (that steak was £1, down from an original price of £8...)

But yeah, my freezer is full up of chopped up chickens, joints of pork, sliced meats etc...

Definitely a good addition!
(Universon, Mon 14 Nov 2011, 17:55, 2 replies)

My freezer
is full of chopped up hookers.
(Vigilante Man weeps because you're stupid., Mon 14 Nov 2011, 18:14, closed)

More often than not, the meat will be perfectly useable.
I don't think your trolling, but you might have overstated the likelihood of getting a refund/higher value exchange.

My freezer is full of dismembered hookers. Try as I might, Tesco won't take them.
( monster munch person, man, woman... camera... TV?, Mon 14 Nov 2011, 19:27, closed)

Nah, I get a refund each and every time, because what they sold was not good as promised. It's their gamble, not mine, because they're not allowed to sell bad meat, so they have to offer a refund etc...

Figure it to be like buying a new car just before they change the shapes/plates. You get it at a discount price, if it's defective, you can return it and get your money back OR they'll offer to swap you for the new model. (Obviously they'll try and get some more cash out of you, these are car dealers, but yeah....)
(Universon, Tue 15 Nov 2011, 10:28, closed)