Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

jumblejack

Edit:

Just googledy own question. Apparently you can freeze flapjacks so these should work too!
I was worried they might go soggy as they have a lovely 'snap' at the minute. Didn't wanna spoil em.

Fourp, your flapjacks looked ace. Did you use twinks recipes and adapt it?
I was actually considering doing em in a tray and slicing em into little finger slices.

Better size for lunch boxes etc.

locarr

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

Ah the gym, was it the pic in the boxers that has spurred you on :rotfl:. No wonder you were happy to bear all. I wouldn't dare get my wobble out, but I really must start going to the gym. Any tips?

Sorry missed this last night due to all the back biting from our friendly FB admins!:p

My only tip is motivation....

You can come home from work and veg out in front of the TV/PC or you can get your butt in to gear and get moving!!

I been going to the gym regularly for the last 3 years, in the 1st 6 months I lost 2 stone and went from a tight 34" waist to a loose 32"...:D

Motivation, motivation, motivation!!;)

jumblejack

Miss_Laid wrote: »

Hobnobs?? Not sure on freezing tbh I'd give it a go if when defrosted they are "soggy" trying a quick blast in the oven, if that doesn't work crumble them over fruit for a tasty crumble topping (Can you tell I waste NOTHING:D)

Good ideas!!!

I too waste nowt. Even the dried out heel of baguettes or stale loaf gets grated into breadcrumbs and frozen. I use straight from frozen for various things. I love adding cheese to it with herbs etc and crumbling over leftover stews and finishing off under a grill for a savoury crumble topping!

My ma used to say waste not want not.
I didn't used to understand it but I appreciate her inculcating such a mantra into me

jumblejack

locarr wrote: »

My only tip is motivation....

You can come home from work and veg out in front of the TV/PC or you can get your butt in to gear and get moving!!

I been going to the gym regularly for the last 3 years, in the 1st 6 months I lost 2 stone and went from a tight 34" waist to a loose 32"...:D

Motivation, motivation, motivation!!

locarr

jumblejack wrote: »

I might have to get one of those outfits!!;)

jumblejack

Better get myself motivated and clear away our breakfast dishes.

See yers

Clipstrip_Bargains

RootedNomad wrote: »

Morning everyone



Nearly missed this - thanks nesco. Is everyone entering this weekly prize draw to win 10,000 points? Log on to Tesco groceries, click on the favourites tab and "All Favourites", then Enter now

http://www.tescorealfood.com/clubcardcompetition.html

100 people per week will win 10,000 points, draws on 23 Jan, 30 Jan and 6 Feb

Good luck - will be fab if 11+er won.

Rooted, where did this come from?
if i click on the link I get a fill in details page.
But if I go to tesco real food the the comp is win a fay ripley book - which I entered btw
http://www.tescorealfood.com/win.html

edit. it have managed to get to it from tesco main page following instructions on T's facebook page

If you're still having trouble entering the competition, please try clearing your cache and cookies. Please also remember to log in, go to "Favourites", then "By Department" and "Fresh Foods"

NKLK

locarr wrote: »

I might have to get one of those outfits!!;)

If you did we would want pics;)

Morning all!
Unsure what today holds

Meer I don't jut stick to the north lincs stores, hubby has free diesel in his works van so the world is my oyster! Well, after 6pm

Gemini_Jes

Good morning all

Talking of names, if my husband had been a girl then his parents would have named him Mandarin Angelica :eek: now he has a nice unusual first name but also has four other names excluding surname..:eek: I have an ordinary Christian name but I like it..:):)

Hope everyone has a good day today...another wet day here in S.Wales.

Am so hoping Niki has good news for us soon with HC..:):)

purdita

Morning all..
Bit grey and overcast but pretty mild down here. Just about to head out with the pooch so catch you all later