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Has anyone seen Tinned Hot Dogs on Offer anywhere?
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VIVA-BOOTS wrote: »Do they smell? :rotfl:
not as much as me after a full tin :rotfl::rotfl:SIMPLES!0 -
They had tins of hot dogs in Heron Foods, they were the good german hot dogs that are usually very large in a glass jar, but the tinned version were obviousley smaller and better size for the kids.grocery challenge Sept 2012 £21/£3990
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I get 12 tins of princes' (8 per tin) in a case from costco for just over £5....usually over £1 a tin in tesco.0
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Home and Bargain have the ones in glass jars, don't know how much though.Liverpool is one of the wonders of Britain,
What it may grow to in time, I know not what.
Daniel Defoe: 1725.
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Just had ye old hotdogs for tea!!! Both Asda and morrisons doing 2 tins for 99p.x:money: giving me & my darling boys a better cheaper life
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Try Aldi.
Currently they are doing 8 German Bockwurst 'skinless pork sausages in brine' for 99p (in a jar, 1030 grammes, 720 grammes drained weight).
They are big, about 8 inches long :rolleyes:, and could easily be cut in two for kids.0 -
VIVA-BOOTS wrote: »Mechanically recovered meat, what kind of !!!!!! is that to feed your kids?:rolleyes: and the cheaper you buy em the more butts and eyelashes in em :rotfl:
Wow, that's very helpfull :rolleyes:
The Halloween Party I am helping organise is for over 100 Kids and all the proceeds to charity.
There will be other food at the party, if people don't want to eat them, then they don't have too :rolleyes:....and I assume they don't eat tinned Hot Dogs everyday
The Hot Dogs I am buying tomorrow are actually Mechanically Recovered Meat Free (Ye Olde Oak Premium hotdogs - MRM free)
Zippy
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Busy working Mum of 3 :wave:
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zippybungle wrote: »The Hot Dogs I am buying tomorrow are actually Mechanically Recovered Meat Free
If you see what goes in them, very few contain meat (it is what they do contain that puts me off).0 -
My Asda also had the Ye Olde Oak Premium hotdogs at 2 for £1. These are usually 98p and have no mechanically removed meat in them, so better than the usual ones.
It's only a game
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zippybungle wrote: »Wow, that's very helpfull :rolleyes:
The Halloween Party I am helping organise is for over 100 Kids and all the proceeds to charity.
There will be other food at the party, if people don't want to eat them, then they don't have too :rolleyes:....and I assume they don't eat tinned Hot Dogs everyday
The Hot Dogs I am buying tomorrow are actually Mechanically Recovered Meat Free (Ye Olde Oak Premium hotdogs - MRM free)
Zippy
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Premium hotdogs for 70p a tin:rotfl:Poor kids don't have a choice what carp you're feeding them, but because it's for charity that's ok then :rolleyes:If you see what goes in them, very few contain meat (it is what they do contain that puts me off).
Well said Lizzie :T0
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