Tesco DISCUSSION, grabbits and misprices thread 11+

LadyLeenie

jumblejack wrote: »

Sounds yum.

I have my marrowfat peas cooking away nicely in my very OS thermal cooker (cooks slowly with no electricity or other energy source!)

My mushy peas are gonna accompany salmon fish cakes and real chips!!! (... And thickly buttered bread and a mug of tea of course!)

Not very posh but the potatoes and salmon were both whoopsied so costs pence per head!

Gotta love Tesco for cheap ingredients!

My treat on new years eve....smoked salmon from M and S every year....Your meals sound lovely

HappyChappy84

jumblejack wrote: »

Sounds yum.

I have my marrowfat peas cooking away nicely in my very OS thermal cooker (cooks slowly with no electricity or other energy source!)

My mushy peas are gonna accompany salmon fish cakes and real chips!!! (... And thickly buttered bread and a mug of tea of course!)

Not very posh but the potatoes and salmon were both whoopsied so costs pence per head!

Gotta love Tesco for cheap ingredients!

What's a thermal cooker? :S

LadyLeenie

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

I do have some Arsenic mushrooms somewhere<<<<<Joke :rotfl::rotfl::)

lynn09

Been to Ab*ngdon today.
Got Pantene shampoo - more left
Babyliss curlers - 3 or 4 left £3.06
Logitec M305 computer mouse £3 (last one)

No Green and Blacks - big gap where they should have been (hands up who's been to this store!)
Couldn't find any electric blankets, sleeping bags, usb sticks for £4, energiser key chain lights

LadyLeenie

lynn09 wrote: »

Been to Ab*ngdon today.
Got Pantene shampoo - more left
Babyliss curlers - 3 or 4 left £3.06
Logitec M305 computer mouse £3 (last one)

No Green and Blacks - big gap where they should have been (hands up who's been to this store!)
Couldn't find any electric blankets, sleeping bags, usb sticks for £4, energiser key chain lights

Me :T no not really

LadyLeenie

DD1 Toni log in fgs :(xxx

stacey2006

Any one in the durh@m area looking for the 12 rolls of Andrex for £2.55, the B1sh0p Auckl@nd store seems to have loads, restocking the shelf every day.

LadyLeenie

stacey2006 wrote: »

Any one in the durh@m area looking for the 12 rolls of Andrex for £2.55, the B1sh0p Auckl@nd store seems to have loads, restocking the shelf every day.

Sat Nav at the ready :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

jumblejack

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

What's a thermal cooker? :S

My favourite 'appliance'.

It is basically a lidded pot in which you bring the contents to a rolling boil. Then quickly transfer pot and contents into the thermal container. A few hours later your food is perfectly cooked by the initial heat of the pot when transferred. Food never burns and the food is perfect EVERY time.

Works great for mushy peas, rice, stews, chilli con carne, rice pudding, etc!

HIGHLY recommended.

We use it when going to a buffet when bringing a dish is requested. A slow cooked biriani goes down a treat on such occasions.

We also put a meal in it before we set off on hols. Gorgeous hot meal ready when we arrive. We also do a pasta meal when heading off for the beach. Smells fab when you take off the lid and everyone else is just snacking on hot dogs etc.

LadyLeenie

jumblejack wrote: »

My favourite 'appliance'.

It is basically a lidded pot in which you bring the contents to a rolling boil. Then quickly transfer pot and contents into the thermal container. A few hours later your food is perfectly cooked by the initial heat of the pot when transferred. Food never burns and the food is perfect EVERY time.

Works great for mushy peas, rice, stews, chilli con carne, rice pudding, etc!

HIGHLY recommended.

We use it when going to a buffet when bringing a dish is requested. A slow cooked biriani goes down a treat on such occasions.

We also put a meal in it before we set off on hols. Gorgeous hot meal ready when we arrive. We also do a pasta meal when heading off for the beach. Smells fab when you take off the lid and everyone else is just snacking on hot dogs etc.

That reminds me,when my children were little hubby made a earth oven in the garden...what fun