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pattylabelle

What do you think of this?


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-20164360

couponqueen123

David. wrote: »

I know what to get for fillers from now on then

after you have eaten them have drink of water and jump up and down :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::eek::A

Dizzy_Ditzy

I been to co op today and they had party cheese marked down to 30p and a spread out hand sized bit of Brie for 60p.

Ain't got a clue about the Brie. The spicy hot cheddar will keep me going for a good while

Also had a bit of a sort out of my chest freezer, I got space now :j

couponqueen123

FloFlo wrote: »

My mum called the walk in cupboard/room just inside her front door the 'magic cupboard' she kept all her stashes in there. If you ever ran out of something or broke a household appliance you could guarantee mum ahd some in her cupboard. She used to tell my DD to help herself to something from the 'magic cupboard' every time we visited.:D

we have spare kettle and few other kitchen things so dose my dad lol but most the magic is glitches or cheap stuff that iv bought multipls of , :rotfl::rotfl: my cubard is so deep that you can live in there - nice when the heatting on lol:o for 5 min quiet time:o

Mrs_stinkface

pattylabelle wrote: »

Borrow/buy one of those plastic seats that fit inside the toilet seat - kids like those. Makes them feel secure that they are not going to fall down the toilet:D

Done it. We went shopping for one together and got a very cute one with animals on. I know he'll suss it soon, I'm just thinking of all the money i'll save on nappies.

Mrs_stinkface

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I been to co op today and they had party cheese marked down to 30p and a spread out hand sized bit of Brie for 60p.

Ain't got a clue about the Brie. The spicy hot cheddar will keep me going for a good while

Also had a bit of a sort out of my chest freezer, I got space now :j

Dig out your Jacobs crackers (other brands are avàilable:D) and slap some Brie on some. Ooh and crack a bottle of nice red to go with them :T

pattylabelle

Thanks to the person who suggested grating cheese before freezing. It is a simple little idea but one which saves hassle and time. I froze when there was an abundance of cheese and put into wee sealed lunchbags.:T It fits into places where nothing else fits in the freezer.

artha

David. wrote: »

From a womble earlier today

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Comparison total (compared products only) £34.83 £46.26

David. you do realise that trying to "do a DM" by filling a page in one single post doesn't count don't you?:rotfl::rotfl:

mamamags

Phew finally caught up. Not been shopping all weekend which was lovely - took dog for a few long walks and went back to the gym. Have eaten all the festive left overs now so healthy eating restarts tomorrow!
Hugs for those who need then - sounds like some folks are getting more than their fair share of troubles at the moment.

princessmelody2009

bubbs wrote: »

Woohoooooo well done with preserving :T:T:Tand well done your dd :T:T:T:T

Tanku she has been happily sitting on the loo, then wetting her knickers 5 mins after getting off so very very happy :j:j:j