Elite christmas special

zippydooda

kadison wrote: »

Exactly how daft do you think I am? Don't answer that! :eek: :rotfl:

ok then put it this way, YOU changed your password and cant log in. I don't think ill post your DAFT rating :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

3Dogs

Nannylala wrote: »

Afternoon just got home after having a very MSE Indian Buffet lunch with my friend.I was suitable impressed as have never done buffet style Indian food but a great idea as you can try lots of different dishes all you can eat for £12-95:TBut what a nice suprise when we asked for the bill the owner said no Ladies you are my guests today and would you like a drink to finish of your meal so needless to say Nannylala had a nice drop of brandy:j:jNow thats what I call an MSE Sunday lunch and such a nice change from all the Christmas food;)

Wow, you did very well there Nanny! As you say, a nice change from Christmas roast dinners too . We couldn't face a roast today so the lads are making sweet & sour chicken at moment. They do look after me

zagubov

Nannylala wrote: »

Afternoon just got home after having a very MSE Indian Buffet lunch with my friend.I was suitable impressed as have never done buffet style Indian food but a great idea as you can try lots of different dishes all you can eat for £12-95:TBut what a nice suprise when we asked for the bill the owner said no Ladies you are my guests today and would you like a drink to finish of your meal so needless to say Nannylala had a nice drop of brandy:j:jNow thats what I call an MSE Sunday lunch and such a nice change from all the Christmas food;)

I'm jealous. Love spicy food. When I first moved to S London, I used to frequent a restauarant that did a Sunday buffet. A couple of customers came in close to the end when everybody had had their fill and asked if they could order a takeaway.

The waiter said he couldn't start up the oven for them but they could have the buffet leftovers at the standard buffet price.

He proceeded to fill an endless array of foil containers with all the food that remained. The customers eyes were popping out of their heads! They could barely carry the bulging bags of curries and sides throughh the door as they left.

My mouth's watering just thinking about it!

MKS

M4RT1N wrote: »

Sorry for the late reply Only just red this.

The SEL is half price but you get charged full

butchers choice SG BC ENDING 19632 and 22356

I think that this is the original price. All bc's on products that are sold by weight per kg have the price incorporated in the bc. hth

Jelly_Biactol

underperky wrote: »

the pomegreat is £2 in my sada

Both the Cherry and the Blueberry were £1, I got two of each, and used the MOCs at SS, no problem.

Nannylala

3Dogs wrote: »

Wow, you did very well there Nanny! As you say, a nice change from Christmas roast dinners too . We couldn't face a roast today so the lads are making sweet & sour chicken at moment. They do look after me

3Dogs it is so nice to know that the boys are taking care of you having good Friends means such a lot when you suddenly find yourself on your own and this is something money cannot buy but makes such a difference to you life:j:j

locarr

Angela wrote: »

Gammon out of slow cooker, peas added and gammon in oven glazing.

Can this be done with Diet coke/Zero please? all my regular coke has gone leaving just the diet versions left!!:eek:

Afternnon all!:)

Angela

Pea and ham soup delish

Angela

locarr wrote: »

Can this be done with Diet coke/Zero please? all my regular coke has gone leaving just the diet versions left!!:eek:

Afternnon all!:)

I used stock as I wanted to make soup,and have never cooked it in coke so don't know sorry

Angela

3Dogs wrote: »

Afternoon guys. Quiet day here. Lads took down their decorations/tree and I helped put everything back in boxes to store away. Wind died down yesterday but still raining today, and forecast not good at all for tonight and tomorrow again



Well done! What an adorable woofa :j

Thank you she is absolutely adorable and such a good girl too which makes it even nicer