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salt and pepper

want2bmortgage3 Posts: 1,966 Forumite

28 September 2009 at 7:22PM in Old style MoneySaving

i was just experimenting with a tuna/potato mixture, on its own it was a bit plain, wasnt a lot better with pepper added. adding salt however really improved the taste and seemed to enhance the pepper.

i now know how they make the tuna in the m & s tuna/cucumber roll taste nice, as it tasted just like this.

i'm not sure this is old style but i dont think there is a food board on here, i still think there should be a board dedicated to food and drink. not everything falls into old style or food shopping and groceries.

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