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rhosynbach

pixie__girlie wrote: »

what kind of lentils do you have rhos?
if you have red lentils they're great to just chuck in soups whilst they are cooking, they will turn to mush basically and thicken your soup. no need to add any extra cooking time i don't think.
yellow lentils i'm not too sure about, can anybody shed some wisdom as I think I've tried them in soup before and the result was not good- too firm.

thanks for the help dont have any yet am going to go and buy some think i will try the red ones they seem simply will add to a vegetable soup and see what it turns out like

Classy_Chick06

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

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Don't forget TCB either

:beer:

thanks for this, just ordered.

princessmelody2009

kerri_gt wrote: »

I keep the books that mean something to me, including a couple of SK ones I read as a teenager (needful things and the Tommyknockers, read them both several times).

I do have an ereader which has led me to discover books I might not have otherwise read, and find it more convenient for travelling as I can read a book in a couple of days quite easily. Means I don't need to lug half a dozen books on holiday, or ration myself to x amount of pages a day

I've just given a load of books I bought through a savings club at primary school back to the same club that is still going, some of those books then were a good 10-15 years old so it's nice to know that they're still going to be enjoyed by another generation.

My cousin gave me Imsomnia when I was a teenager, my first SK book

I also found one at Schipol airport, Dreamcatcher which I read whilst on honeymoon. Someone had read it, enjoyed it then written inside the cover that they wanted the story to be enjoyed by as many people as possible, hence why it was left for me to find read and pass on, thought that was lovely

Anon

cheer1eader wrote: »

just looking on m's website & the raisin & double chocolate medleys are showing as £1 each on there so could be worth a try with caramel medley as trigger item?

Medley isn't giving the best return as A brought the individual price down a few weeks ago. These will give £1.40 back on the APG, so £1.60 for 3. Maryland give £2.16 back, so 84p for all 3. That said, if you actually want either they are both still less than half of As official offer price .

Just bed to wait for new M Medley offer to be added by the price collectors.

Anon

bexter7

Small glitch from a womble:

1x
TESCO PERTHSHIRE 6 X 750ML STILL SPORTSCAP
- £2.09 n/a £0.65 n/a

tweets

Going up to bed :wave:

bexter7

1x
UNCLE BENS RICE TIME SPICY TIKKA MASALA 300G
- £1.99 £1.50 £1.99 £0.93

bubbs

Night tweets x

Picasso7

mhoc wrote: »

or multiples - twins run in the family and are more prevalent in older parents.

Ive just discovered Archers appreciation on FB, more hours wasted as I keep up with all of the gossip and discussions

Was almost going to suggest twins myself. Poor Ruth!

Anon

bexter7 wrote: »

Small glitch from a womble:

1x
TESCO PERTHSHIRE 6 X 750ML STILL SPORTSCAP
- £2.09 n/a £0.65 n/a

TvS?

Many thanks

Anon