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littleladybug

tricia89 wrote: »

Haha my son is 16 months still managed to wake up twice last night and up properly at 6. Goodluck

It's sooooo not funny isn't it?!! I've had several conversations with people telling me their LO didn't sleep through until they were about 3ish :eek:. I'm seriously hoping that isn't the case for me lol!

Bananababe

mymerrywidow wrote: »

i burnt my bread (bread pudding to be exact):mad::mad::mad:

i came home from flour hunting to find the fire brigade/paramedics on my doorstep:eek::eek::eek: the police had broken down the door to get in.


i had put a bread and butter pudding in the oven, and as it took 50mins to cook, thought that is plenty of time to go looking for some flour. but i got distrated and went to several tescos hunting the normal white flour,and for a walk all the promanade and completly forgetting about my bread and butter pudding. 3 hours later i come home . my smoke alarms were going off and as my neighbour couldnt get a response from me, and my mobile was at home charging (she knows i am a diabetic) called the fire brigade/paramedic, thinking i had collasped from chocolate overdose the kitchen was very smokey :rotfl: but nothing damaged. i need a new pudding tin though. any glitches on them would be good mr.t!!!

just waiting for the locksmith and chippy to arrive. glad its a sunny warm day. have to have the windows open to let the smell of burnt bread and butter pudding out. i did offer the pudding to the fire men when i gave them a cuppa, but for some reason they refused it:(


my new mantra.
i do not need any more bread flour
oh well at least the neighbours had some excitement today

Oh my goodness Im glad everyones ok. We all get so distracted at times. I ma the worst time keeper !

Bootsalebargains

Just got back from mr t and got the silentnight electric blankets, they were marketed up on the shelves as single £3.25, double £4.50, king £6

fourp

mymerrywidow wrote: »

i burnt my bread (bread pudding to be exact):mad::mad::mad:

i came home from flour hunting to find the fire brigade/paramedics on my doorstep:eek::eek::eek: the police had broken down the door to get in.


i had put a bread and butter pudding in the oven, and as it took 50mins to cook, thought that is plenty of time to go looking for some flour. but i got distrated and went to several tescos hunting the normal white flour,and for a walk all the promanade and completly forgetting about my bread and butter pudding. 3 hours later i come home . my smoke alarms were going off and as my neighbour couldnt get a response from me, and my mobile was at home charging (she knows i am a diabetic) called the fire brigade/paramedic, thinking i had collasped from chocolate overdose the kitchen was very smokey :rotfl: but nothing damaged. i need a new pudding tin though. any glitches on them would be good mr.t!!!

just waiting for the locksmith and chippy to arrive. glad its a sunny warm day. have to have the windows open to let the smell of burnt bread and butter pudding out. i did offer the pudding to the fire men when i gave them a cuppa, but for some reason they refused it:(


my new mantra.
i do not need any more bread flour
oh well at least the neighbours had some excitement today

MMW , I guess as long as theres no damage and your insurance will cover any damge there is then you certainly got off lightly .
Good on your neighbours tho' as you could have easily suffered a chocolate collapse and inhaled all those bread & butter fumes .
Glad all is ok .

Bananababe

tricia89 wrote: »

somebody on my facebook just said they have the £5 detol vouchers back on britains greatest. i dunno what this is and they are off here so will prob be in here in a sec to say

P.s.. what is britains greatest?
TIA

Its a website. I looked and cant see the coupons after you sign up. It says no savings for me !

fourp

Decay wrote: »

Just mixed some ciabatta bread and it was sticking all over my hands so got the hand mixer out and it's burnt itself out after a minute :eek:

Only got it a month or 2 ago, oh well that's going back to Asda

Take the Sada refund and buy yourself a bread maker ,they do a nice 700/900g one in T's .(38 sobs)
Also Lidl have one on offer this week ..about 35 sobs .

littleladybug

purdita wrote: »

I've just checked my spending analysis tool on my online bank account.......and can't believe how much I've spent on groceries so far this month....
For a family of 4 (although DD isn't always here!) plus the dog......the princely sum of £60.74 :T:T:T

Wow! I salute you, that's amazing! :T:T:T

Tinyshoes

mymerrywidow so glad you are ok, what a shock to go back to. Hope the smell does not linger for too long, my mum had a chip pan fire years ago and a fresh lick of paint was needed to get rid of smell. It's surprising how much damage smoke can do. Hope yours was caught early enough just to have a good airing.

fourp

littleladybug wrote: »

It's sooooo not funny isn't it?!! I've had several conversations with people telling me their LO didn't sleep through until they were about 3ish :eek:. I'm seriously hoping that isn't the case for me lol!

i have problems sleeping through and I'm in my 50's .
I'm sure it will sort itself out as your sleep deprivation can take it's toll .
Good Luck

Decay_2

im_obsessed_with_mr_t wrote: »

just been looking at the best way to use these and from what i can make out its something like

utterly butterly BOGOF with the £1 off voucher = £0.80 for 2
black and greens eastereggs BOGOF £1off voucher = £3.50 for 2
galaxy cake bars BOGOF with £1 off voucher = £1.60 for 4

galaxy bars work out the best deal really just 40 pence a pack of five hope this helps someone will look at the other vouchers see if there is anything else than can be had. i have tested these deals on tescos website and some in store will now stock up before the 25 dont forget the free ciabatta bread mix to be had already started stocking up on them.

The utterly butterly is not on offer now , the best deal I can see for margarine is buy the 1kg clover, use the coupon and do a price match.
£3 - £1 coupon -£1 price match = £1