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back online now as am having a cuppa. Re dell, that is the one which seemed to have very good reviews. I have had two dells in the past and both were good. Its a minefield re laptops but dell was recommended to me and has the screen and graphics that I need
Re probiotics. It is the lactic acid bacteria that preserves the veg. I find it so amazing what nature provides for us. Hence the importance of keeping plants and food healthy
http://www.livestrong.com/article/413921-does-sauerkraut-have-all-the-probiotics-i-need/
To preserve the same probiotics in each batch, a little bit of liquid from the last open jar can be added, which I will do as I don`t want that flatulence stage again. Making your own re buying probiotics is very cost effective and costs a couple of cabbages plus a little salt for several kilners full
Must get my arris in gear. done the allotment stuff, got my lunch prepared but am still procrastinating. Might as well read a book I suppose0 -
MrS Money good luck with the course ...go for it.......now going off to research buying rohan jacket......have a good day fellow preppers0
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I won't change the signature, I quite like the quote but it applies to ME as well, and is a reminder not to be too harsh when I respond to people xxx.
If anyone else does find it aggressive or offensive I'm sorry it's not meant as such, nor is it 'aimed' at anyone! Lyn xxx.0 -
Anyone care to share a sauerkraut or kimchi recipe?
I adore kimchi, particularly - having been to Seoul several times, i can vouch that they eat it at every meal and it is rather addictive. It was traditionally the food that saw them through the extremely harsh winters they have - they stored it in HUGE (as in around 6' tall) earthenware containers, buried in the garden.I wanna be in the room where it happens0 -
Poking nose in fast - I remember Ivy that year tatties went up in price so fast and a bag of chips was suddenly luxury food. At least going low carb means this one thing won't bother me.
My RV isn't very well and there's a lot going on here so I'm in & out just now.0 -
Thank you kittie, that article was really helpful
mardatha So sorry the RV isn't wellThinking of you x
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Mar, I am sorry the RV isn't well, I hope he feels better soon
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He isn't dying (I dont think!) just struggling a wee bit. I'm also doing Sainsbugs an order for British food and veg.
Just in case the barricades go up in the Tunnel!
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Y'mean no more caviar and escargots? How will we survive???0
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Okays....fair 'nuff Mrs Lurcherwalker re the signature.
I know there are a couple of intermittent posters that do deliberately do "nasty (mis)aimed signatures" - but accept you're not one of them.0
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