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February 2011 Grocery Challenge
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I have thought about doing this but a friend told me that milk tasted funny afterwards :think: Have you found it tastes ok?
My mum always freezes milk, I would if I had space, it has always tasted ok to me! But then people can be funny about milk, I know some who think milk only tastes "right" when the bottle has been freshly opened (as in unsealed) the minute you want to use it...
And at the other end of the scale, I long for the days of non-homogenised milk with the creamy top, that was always the best bit for cornflakes! :rotfl:“Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goals.”
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I have thought about doing this but a friend told me that milk tasted funny afterwards :think: Have you found it tastes ok?
I've been freezing milk for years and I've honestly never noticed any difference in the taste... don't throw the string away. You always need string!
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wssla00, I've added your Ginger Biscuit recipe to the index :T
I've also added a Ginger nut recipe (crispy biscuit)... don't throw the string away. You always need string!
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Hey all. doing better this month. Went to fish man today and got a big piece of smoked haddock (half for the freezer) and 600g of mussels for £2.44. Also got some baking bits and am going to do the chocolate orange muffins from the recipes on page 1 tonight.
I have now spent £30.62 of my money for the month and have £29.38 left with three weeks to go til payday and plenty in the freezer/cupboards.'The road to a friends house is never long'0 -
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I have thought about doing this but a friend told me that milk tasted funny afterwards :think: Have you found it tastes ok?
Nope i've never had a problem i make sure it's defrsoted well and shake before use though as if not defrosted properly tastes wateryMORTGAGE BALANCE when we moved Aug 2024, £120,000. January 1st £118,267.06. May 1st, £116, 123, June 1st, £115,536, New mortgage added for extension- £165,000 July 1st!Mortgage Overpayments - September-December, £152.46. J- £103.27, F- £115, M- £91.50, A- £100, M- £200, J- £200. J- £200. Aug-£200.
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My goodness the eggs were expensive though, well to me they were. A dozen eggs were £3.07 i think. They were free range, but i usually buy them when the free range ones are on offer but the only offers were on the caged hens eggs.
Nevermind, we will have to use them sparingly!
I usually buy six large free range eggs from the smallholding up the road for £1.25, but just lately I have been getting them from B & M for 99p. I would never buy eggs from caged birds, would rather go without, the poor hens have a terrible life.
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Cant believe that weve overspent this month, first time in months. Definatly think its to do wuth the price increases. Went into netto for some bits and even they have gotten more expensiveMum, wife and dinnerlady!0
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My mum always freezes milk, I would if I had space, it has always tasted ok to me! But then people can be funny about milk, I know some who think milk only tastes "right" when the bottle has been freshly opened (as in unsealed) the minute you want to use it...
And at the other end of the scale, I long for the days of non-homogenised milk with the creamy top, that was always the best bit for cornflakes! :rotfl:
We've recently started freezing milk and it seems fine to me.
Lotti, I buy non-homogenised milk! :beer: I don't know where you are but I buy organic non-homogenised milk made by a Welsh farmers co-operative and it's called Calon Wen (they also do cheese, butter and cream). It's definitely available in MrT and MrM but I don't know if that's in the whole of UK or just in Wales. It's probably worth you asking if you like it. They've got a website which may be able to give you your local stockist? It's the only brand I've found that offers non-homogenised milk. Comes in the usual semi-skimmed or whole milk and it does taste delish on cornflakes. I also think that a cup of tea tastes much better with it too!
Hope that helps,
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Dont forget to print the 50p voucher off from the velvet site, i went to Mr M this morning (thanks minnie2) cost me £1.79 for the 9 rolls,
I cant believe i forgot about the voucher!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i vaguely remember you telling me about it!!!!! i bought 9x packets boo hoo!! where is the voucher? i was going to buy 3more packets but i may buy more than that now as its such a gd offer!Frugal living challenge - need to revisit its been.a while !! Need to reduce our debts!!0
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