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Finished Baskets - Part 2
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RustyFlange wrote: »Well I am in my element ... I have just made up a marmite hamper for OH ... couldn't get the marmite chedder cheeses yet as I cannot keep the hamper in the fridge without him knowing and I can't wrap it yet either cause I have run out of cellophane
(please excuse the mess in the picture I have taken over the dining room whilst OH is on his last week of working away!
What do you think?
Did you see the Martmite cookery book? The Book People have it for £2.99 at the moment (search for free delivery code-there's usually one floating around!), and I think I saw this book in the Works too. They do a Heinz tomato ketchup one & a HP one if that helps anyone. Sorry-am pretty much much done with my shopping now, so I'm being a bad influence on everybody else. No-one wants to come out with me at the moment...:rolleyes:Cross Stitch Cafe Monthly Challenge Member #27
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Rustyflange - that is GENIUS! Now I know what I can do for my sis, who luuuuurves Marmite!! There may still be some marmite with Guiness kicking around in the shops - if not, try ebay!
98jdougl - Ed Monkton is fab! I have about 15 of his mugs - love it! David is very well dressed but has his own kind of style......he's interested in fashion design etc......Just thought that may be a good angle but otherwise he's getting a pamper hamper!"Buy me, Lady", said the frock, "and I will make you into a BEAUTIFUL & WHOLE & COMPLETE human being"."Do not be silly", said the Man, "for a frock alone cannot do that"."True", said the Lady, "I will have the shoes and the bag as well".:rotfl:0 -
rusty - that looks brilliant !! He'll love it.............:j
I've got the Book People catalogue..........must have a closer readMary
I'm creative -you can't expect me to be neat too !
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rusty that looks fab. are all those things easy to find? I don't like marmite so don't really look out for marmite things! thought I might do one for OH and my dad.saving for ds2's summer international scout camp - £200
£60 deposit paid :j £100 paid:j £40 paid:j0 -
P.S - Thanks everyone for being so friendly!
I'm out tonight - I wish I could stay here reading!! I'll be back tomorrow sometime.......I'm still about 10 pages behind anyway!"Buy me, Lady", said the frock, "and I will make you into a BEAUTIFUL & WHOLE & COMPLETE human being"."Do not be silly", said the Man, "for a frock alone cannot do that"."True", said the Lady, "I will have the shoes and the bag as well".:rotfl:0 -
rusty - I love marmite..............hadn't heard of marmite cheese before.........where do you get that from ? That would be the one cheese I could keep in the house knowing no-one else would touch it.........lol
I got them from tescos ... OH and I sat and ate a couple the other night and they are lovely! really strong chedder aswell ... think they were about £1.99 for 6? they are with the mini babybel cheeses etc
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Ruth_honey wrote: »Did you see the Martmite cookery book? The Book People have it for £2.99 at the moment (search for free delivery code-there's usually one floating around!), and I think I saw this book in the Works too. They do a Heinz tomato ketchup one & a HP one if that helps anyone. Sorry-am pretty much much done with my shopping now, so I'm being a bad influence on everybody else. No-one wants to come out with me at the moment...:rolleyes:
Stop it!!!! lol I thought about the cookery book, also thought about some marmite cufflinks lol I may add to it yet but was hoping that was it! :rotfl: oh well he is worth it
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RedBalloon wrote: »Rustyflange - that is GENIUS! Now I know what I can do for my sis, who luuuuurves Marmite!! There may still be some marmite with Guiness kicking around in the shops - if not, try ebay!
98jdougl - Ed Monkton is fab! I have about 15 of his mugs - love it! David is very well dressed but has his own kind of style......he's interested in fashion design etc......Just thought that may be a good angle but otherwise he's getting a pamper hamper!
Thankyou There is marmite with guiness only available on ebay but the dates on them are august 2008 and they tend to sell for aroubnd £10 + postage and there is no way I am paying that!!! Raising kids is like being held hostage by midget terrorists0 -
rusty that looks fab. are all those things easy to find? I don't like marmite so don't really look out for marmite things! thought I might do one for OH and my dad.
Thankyou
Really easy to find, I did my homework yesterday then bought all that today.
the rice creckers, biscuits and crackerbread type stuff were in morrisons near the cream crackers, as were the breadsticks. Pots of marmite can be found near the jams and then the pack of walkers were 35p from my local shop, if you can't find these I can pick you up some and pop over with them but it will cost you a cuppa
At the moment they do a limited edition champagne marmite aswell ... I am still debating about buying that. Tescos sell the cheese near the babybels in the fridges and you should be able to find everything at a tescos Raising kids is like being held hostage by midget terrorists0 -
RustyFlange wrote: »Thankyou
Really easy to find, I did my homework yesterday then bought all that today.
the rice creckers, biscuits and crackerbread type stuff were in morrisons near the cream crackers, as were the breadsticks. Pots of marmite can be found near the jams and then the pack of walkers were 35p from my local shop, if you can't find these I can pick you up some and pop over with them but it will cost you a cuppa
At the moment they do a limited edition champagne marmite aswell ... I am still debating about buying that. Tescos sell the cheese near the babybels in the fridges and you should be able to find everything at a tescos
you are welcome to pop in anytime for a cuppa...
looks like I am going marmite shopping:rotfl:saving for ds2's summer international scout camp - £200
£60 deposit paid :j £100 paid:j £40 paid:j0
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