A question.

Beki

I think this thread was started yesterday (april 1st) nesssie

SunnyGirl

It was definitely an April Fool prank :rotfl: Made me giggle all day to imagine getting food deliveries from Selfridges & Harrods

Nelski

SunnyGirl wrote: »

It was definitely an April Fool prank :rotfl: Made me giggle all day to imagine getting food deliveries from Selfridges & Harrods

oh if only:o

a few very naughty osers started a few very naughty threads yesterday. Shocking I know;)

The thought of exploding freezers is now making me giggle too

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SunnyGirl wrote: »

It was definitely an April Fool prank :rotfl: Made me giggle all day to imagine getting food deliveries from Selfridges & Harrods

years ago you could get Harrods to deliver if you lived inside a twenty five mile radius of their store,even if it was only half a lb of butter .I bet the neighbours cutains would be twitching if the posh green van turned up outside many a house:rotfl: :rotfl:

Beki

We had a brilliant freecycle message in our group yesterday -

"I have on offer today, my two loud teenagers. One male, one female. One careful owner, just can't cope with them any more and time to pass them on to a new home.

They come complete with fully functional and working vocal chords, morning 'grunts', stomping ability and a complete set of tea/coffee making skills.

Will require regular feeding.

Not compatible with small children, faint hearted adults, small fluffy animals or mornings.

Collection ASAP... PLEASE!!!!!!!!"

Brilliant i thought LOL

Jaycee1972

I haven't frozen any food in tins but have frozen meals which contain things out of tins eg Beans, sweetcorn, chickpeas, tomatoes etc

Soooo if you have some spare plastic containers, just tip them out and freeze like that. I would use the frozen versions first as they won't keep as long as the tins. Why not have a batch cooking day using some of your tins to make stuff for the freezer - you could even chuck in some fresh stuff! Have fun.

thriftlady_2

Jaycee1972 wrote: »

I haven't frozen any food in tins but have frozen meals which contain things out of tins eg Beans, sweetcorn, chickpeas, tomatoes etc

Soooo if you have some spare plastic containers, just tip them out and freeze like that. I would use the frozen versions first as they won't keep as long as the tins. Why not have a batch cooking day using some of your tins to make stuff for the freezer - you could even chuck in some fresh stuff! Have fun.

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