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Going vegan......old style?!
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Re: Vegan washing up liquid, I use Bio D and buy it in 5 litre containers (take my container and refill it) from a local food co op - so I buy it approx once every year, also fabric conditioner.0
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For vegan WUL, I use this one from ASDA:

And only 70p a bottle!
:AR.I.P. Bart. The best cat there ever was. :sad:0 -
Re: Vegan washing up liquid, I use Bio D and buy it in 5 litre containers (take my container and refill it) from a local food co op - so I buy it approx once every year, also fabric conditioner.
Hi,
I used to buy this in bulk also. Since moving to Preston its a matter of trying to find everything again. Despite lots more health food stores, they all seem to do ecover. I will keep looking and get a co-op to keep me going until I find either the clearspirng or bio-d.
Thanks
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ThriftyFelicity wrote: »For vegan WUL, I use this one from ASDA:

And only 70p a bottle!
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Thanks for info. Unfortunately ours don't do this one!
Sandra
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I haven't tried any recipes yet, but I do want to try some over the summer holidays. You can get the real book, but I think it was $19.99 (plus postage).
I quite fancy making the doughnuts!
Let us know how you get on. I will try some of the free recipes and then decide if I will get the book.
Sandra
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Which ones were free?
By the way, the Clearspring washing up liquid is made by Faith in Nature if that helps - I just checked on the bottle.
Thanks for info.
I got 5 free recipes, followed by another for referring people and if 5 people sign up for the free recipes via my referal link, I will get 5 more. So far I have:
Chocolate cupcakes
Chocolate chip cookies
Carrot cake
Cinnamon buns
Peanut brittle
Strawberry Daiquiri Cupcakes
2 people have signed up so far. If I get the 5 referrals, I will let you know what the other 5 are.
Sandra
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The other free ones are:
Red velvet cupcakes
Oatmeal raisin cookies
Lemon poppyseed cake
Vanilla fudge
Apple & pear crumble
Yum!R.I.P. Bart. The best cat there ever was. :sad:0 -
ThriftyFelicity wrote: »The other free ones are:
Red velvet cupcakes
Oatmeal raisin cookies
Lemon poppyseed cake
Vanilla fudge
Apple & pear crumble
Yum!
They sound very yummy!
Sandra
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As quite a few of the recipes require apple sauce I went out and bought a load of Bramleys which I'm going to cook and freeze in the required portion sizes. I can only assume that applesauce is something which is cheaply available ready-made in America.0
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