Aldi you can keep your 49p 5kg Potatoes.

redroo555

jamespir wrote: »

they went to brighton for a holiday

came back burnt to a crisp!!:rotfl:

DaisyClaire

colboy wrote: »

Nah I have to kiss the farmers daughter though

Does she have a big mouth and speak English as a second language?

raphanius

How I do it is to have 2 really large fairly rigid bags (like the big blue ones at Ikea), or plastic crates or boxes, or even boxes from the store itself. Have them open and ready in your trolley. Make sure you put the heavy stuff on the belt first, and the delicates like fruit and veg or bread last. That way you can direct everything into the open container that you want it in without having to repack later, and it's just as quick as throwing it into the empty trolley.

finally, at last someone else who knows how to pack at the checkout I impress people with my abilities to organise the conveyer and trolley by weight and bulk. it certainly removes any feelings of harrassment in crowded stores. i am proud to say i don't need help packing

road_angel

Her surname wouldn't be MacDonald would it?:rotfl:

colboy

Daisy MacDonald..............My first love

colboy

Anyone know what type of spuds they are?

1carminestocky

colboy wrote: »

Anyone know what type of spuds they are?

White ones, with brown-ish skins. Sorry, not an expert.

colboy

not being racist but I prefer a nice King Edward than a french or spanish spud

1carminestocky

colboy wrote: »

not being racist but I prefer a nice King Edward than a french or spanish spud

colboy

1carminestocky wrote: »

White ones, with brown-ish skins. Sorry, not an expert.

Sounds like my kids in the summer