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I know you OS'ers can do anything with gone-off food
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Penelope_Penguin wrote: »No we can't - there are limits, and even the most determined OSer can't resurrect items from the dead :eek: Get it in the bin
Penny. x
OK, I will reveal to the MSE an ultra money saving, and nigh disgusting method for using this bread.
It's called jailhouse wine.
First, you get the cheapest juice you can find. Add sugar to it, in whatever form you can obtain, and then put in some mouldy bread. Cover with a sock.
When it stops fizzing, it is ready. Or at least alcoholic. And, frankly you'd need to be alcoholic to drink it... it'll taste vile.“The ideas of debtor and creditor as to what constitutes a good time never coincide.”
― P.G. Wodehouse, Love Among the Chickens0 -
southernscouser wrote: »But can you do anything with this?
Oooops.
You dirty boy! :rotfl:May all your dots fall silently to the ground.0 -
red rag. Meet bull.
OK, I will reveal to the MSE an ultra money saving, and nigh disgusting method for using this bread.
It's called jailhouse wine.
First, you get the cheapest juice you can find. Add sugar to it, in whatever form you can obtain, and then put in some mouldy bread. Cover with a sock.
When it stops fizzing, it is ready. Or at least alcoholic. And, frankly you'd need to be alcoholic to drink it... it'll taste vile.
Only on MSE:rotfl:Comping, Clicking & Saving for Change0 -
You big, filthy mental0
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it'll be fine.. just cut the worst bits off the outside, i'm sure the middle is delicious!! lol0
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Funniest thread Ive read for ages
:rotfl:
Lick itLove is the answer. At least for most of the questions in my heart,
Like why are we here? And where do we go?And how come it's so hard?
It's not always easy,And sometimes life can be deceiving,
I'll tell you one thing, its always better when we're together0 -
red rag. Meet bull.
OK, I will reveal to the MSE an ultra money saving, and nigh disgusting method for using this bread.
It's called jailhouse wine.
First, you get the cheapest juice you can find. Add sugar to it, in whatever form you can obtain, and then put in some mouldy bread. Cover with a sock.
When it stops fizzing, it is ready. Or at least alcoholic. And, frankly you'd need to be alcoholic to drink it... it'll taste vile.
Not sure what concerns me most. The fact that people actually do this to obtain alcohol or the fact that YOU know how to make it :rotfl:
My first thought when looking at the pic was "would you like a little bread with your mould..........."I have a gift for enraging people, but if I ever bore you it'll be with a knifeLouise Brooks
All will be well in the end. If it's not well, it's not the end.Be humble for you are made of earth. Be noble for you are made of stars0 -
That is bad Southernscouser
bin it now
I know you're being lighthearted ;)but it is not true that OSers can do anything with 'gone off' food. We never eat food that has gone bad nor
do we recommend it. However we often advise people to use their common sense to decide whether food that is past its sell-by/use-by date is still safe to eat -it usually is.
That bread isn't:D0 -
I thought it was some sort of concrete brick.....well, I suppose it's not far off that now!0
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thriftlady wrote: »That is bad Southernscouser
bin it now
I know you're being lighthearted ;)but it is not true that OSers can do anything with 'gone off' food. We never eat food that has gone bad nor
do we recommend it. However we often advise people to use their common sense to decide whether food that is past its sell-by/use-by date is still safe to eat -it usually is.
That bread isn't:D
far cheaper than stufrf like germoline.:DWho I am is not important. What I do is.0
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