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Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Yes bless her:o

He sure knows how to treat a lady, Aldi fizz, Lidl roses, and heart shaped chicken thingamabobs and cheap wrinkle filler. Bless him. :eek: :rotfl:

Dizzy_Ditzy

rhosynbach wrote: »

glad i am not the only one that cant cook rice last year someone on hear gave me fool proof step by step directions result still a stodgy mess :rotfl:



another one that rates the lidl rice the egg fried is ds3 favourite of any rice he will eat that with red pepper sweetcorn onion and carrots stirred in for his dinner

bubbs wrote: »

Glad its not just me:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Rice is easy!

Rinse it in cold water first.

Chuck into boiling water, with salt added if required

Stir and leave for 10 mins, stirring occasionally.

When the cooking time is up, I drain the water out and put the lid on, and leave for about 5 mins.

Fluff up with a fork, job done


I do this with long grain and basmati rice.

If you want yellow basmati rice, add 1/4 teaspoon of turmeric

You can chuck a veg stock cube in too for a different flavour

tigerwhite_2

mhoc wrote: »

Please can I ask are the mains on the £20 t meal deal suitable for one or 2 persons?

So I am thinking
2 mains
2 mash
2 finest cheese - orchard mocs
1 sparkling
1 shapes yogs to use the print off mocs
2 Frosties shreddies to use print off mocs
Water, onion, carrot, garlic bread - fillers

Would this plan work - I am thinking that the yogs I might have t leave out for another shop as they will take me over the max TPP

Yes it would work. This meal deal is in individual portions. The mains and desserts are certainly one per person but the sides would feed 2 people. I checked out the lamb shank with root veg and it is only one shank inside, same with chicken alternatives

squigs wrote: »

So if you have Orchard vouchers, they can be used with the cheese!:D

2 mains, 3 mash, 1 cheese.:)

Yep

underperky

Whilst in Tosco I saw the 1p robofish only its still scanning at 10 pounds


and saw many of the other 1p items that people have got on here


no reductions in my Tosco so anyone that lives near the Hurtlepool


monkey store then keep a look out for them being reduced they are


on the end of aisles ............


and I got 2 Listerine for £5 and a £1-64 price porky it may help as a


a filler .......

squigs

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

now 40p each or 4 for £1, to match Mr T
http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/Speciality_Breads/ASDA_Chosen_by_You_Ciabatta_Loaf.html

thanks for the OP, though :T

It is still showing 78p each for me, comparing to 4 for£1 at T. on MSE. also 78p each on A.com.:):)

David.

TrulyMadly wrote: »

David you just cannot give mrs D wrinkle filler as a present:rotfl::rotfl:

I know I still have that anti ageing gunk from whenever to go with it

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

She must be getting used to it by now, didn't he get her some for Christmas too. :eek:

I know I spoil her
But that's just me

bubbs

tweets wrote: »

If you cant cook rice this is a blessing.
Boil a bag in pan of salted water for 10 mins

Buy when on offer

Microwave ones are better:rotfl::rotfl:

altojack

At last I've caught up with you all


Pages and pages read, hugs to those of you that had damage caused last night by the wind. As long as no one hurt that's the main thing x


So, tonight, I have as I say been reading pages galore to catch you up.


I have also spent a small fortune on the way i.e socks, boxers and other clothing. Oh but I did purchase for free a manuka honey face kit. Thank you to the OPs on thse lovely deals


I now also feel real hungry, so, not gonna be out done, I have taken a stottie from the freezer! ha even if I have to wait til midnight I will have a ham and pease pud filling too (add green smiley face here)


Tomorrow off to MrT with DS1 for his shopping, I have a %9.50 pp to use so A Valentine meal deal, but deciding on the mains hmmmm.

David.

aau1 wrote: »

True, but 3mm would have even less of an impact :eek:

:eek:.........