Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

Dizzy_Ditzy

HC- your haircut and shave should lose you a lb or two

:j

lovingtescoforever

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

When you start to use it it will ask if you have your own bag. When you press 'finish and pay' it will ask how many of your own bags you have used.

thank you

izzeyb

jumblejack wrote: »

Ee ya go.. Whoopsie beef casserole n cheesy suet dumplings!

Leftover pie to be conjured up for tomorrows dinner. Will make it after tea though as no time for cooking tomorrow!

This looks really gorgeous and the dumplings look fab. Any chance of the recipe pleaazzzeee?

debsjc

DanielleNic87 wrote: »

No cupcakes, just boxes to put them in. I will have to charge up my new camera and learn how to upload a pic, but can try tomorrow for you. They were in the party section if that helps.

Thank you for the info. Don't worry about going to all the effort of charging the camera.

CookieRaider

purdita wrote: »

I'd love to be a fly on the wall when the winning buyer opens the parcel.....does anyone else think the shoes might put in an appearance on here? :rotfl:

Come on..... which one of the N Ireland massive has bought HC's shoes? :rotfl::rotfl:

The buyer was probably the guy HC was watching on the bridge yesterday

purdita

jumblejack wrote: »

They were cracking. Thanks do much for the idea. I put grated cheese through the dough as well as on the top. I also put herbs in the mix. Yummy cheese n herb suet dumplings. Delish!

That's how I do mine....with cheese and parsley.
Did you get the massive bag of suet from Big Bargain Brands (or something like that)?
I've been thinking about ordering some stuff

Wool27

DanielleNic87 wrote: »

No cupcakes, just boxes to put them in. I will have to charge up my new camera and learn how to upload a pic, but can try tomorrow for you. They were in the party section if that helps.

Curious, i got some of these last week for 8p! Also the normal cake boxes. Gonna use them in party bags and try to print a thank you for coming personal message on em.

jumblejack

CookieRaider wrote: »

JJ you seem to be masterchef in here any decent sites you can post with recipes for my new Crockpot? I'm a slow cooker novice

You can't beat the collective genius of MSErs.

Great thread here:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4273

lutzi1

toni_ wrote: »

sorry mum had to laugh at this 'LadyLeenie - I`m really old at 52 but look and feel 42,so Toni tells me, Toni is 25, Both from Norfolk'

think i said 62 mum, not 42 :rotfl::rotfl:

Let me just state for the record that 52 is not "really old". Especially for a lady like Ladyleenie who obviously takes care of herself and is young at heart.

"Really Old" is a state of mind. Some people are not very old at all really at 70, and others are positively ancient at 35.


PS I'm a fellow Per Una fan . Just prefer not to source it from M&S where possible

Dizzy_Ditzy

talking of slow cookers- we have the book people coming to work once a month, and yesterday he brought in with him a slow cooker recipe book by AWT.....i was going to get it until I read about his shoplifting exploits!