A chicken is for life not just Christmas Dinner (An 11+ ELITE Thread)

FloFlo

This one?

bexter7 wrote: »

I bought some of this the Other week flo and the multi was picked up (could be different now obv.). Bought silicone free in a seperate shop and that wasn't even in the blooming deal, made a boo boo there.

FloFlo

dipdap wrote: »

BNI korma and jalfrezi still working this morning :j

4x T.BIG NIGHT IN CKN JALFREZI & PILAU RICE 450G - £12.00 † £6.00 £13.20 £9.96
2x T.BIG NIGHT IN INDIAN CKN KORMA & RICE 450G - £6.00 † £3.00 £6.60 £4.98

Not keen on the curries would much rather the pizza matched somewhere

mhoc

Please can I ask is there anyone who has recently switched from Eon to another fuel supplier this year had a random credit from Eon?

Ive had £6 credit into my bank account this morning, no idea why - its months since I switched and the £30 odd that I was in credit went over to Scottish Power.

Very random.

FloFlo

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Calling purpledonkey, calling purpledonkey...

We need a big light to flash in the sky to attract her attention, like the Bat Signal:)

dipdap

Westvleteren wrote: »

Looks like another fantastic day here endless blue skies Cracked on this morning - Insanity, cycled to the village, dishes, hoovering, dusting etc so I ca enjoy the rest of the day. Rumour has it that this is my last day home alone.


Well done dipdap :T:T I'm right behind you

Thanx Westie

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

I would join you but there's too much stress in my life right now to think about dieting I wish I was one of these people who cannot eat when stressed but unfortunately I'm the opposite and eat more

If I could find a new job that wasn't stressful like this one around 50% of my current stress would be gone so I'd feel able to face dieting if that were to happen

Wishing you good luck with your diet

I know what you mean, I eat when I get stressed too
I hope things start looking up for you soon hun, sending you a big hug.
I'm not actually on any kind of diet (everyone thinks I'm lying when i say that) I'm just trying to cut down on the junk food I eat
I'm going for 7 NCDs (no choccy days) this week as that's my biggest hurdle at the moment

dipdap

FloFlo wrote: »

Not keen on the curries would much rather the pizza matched somewhere

My kids asked me last night when the cheese pizzas would be glitching again as they really liked them.
That was so long ago now (maybe round the start of the Dr Os we were getting?) I'm suprised the elite haven't gone off pizza for life :rotfl:

zippydooda

tweets wrote: »

and its free cravendale

fb a chance to win https://www.facebook.com/Cravendale?fref=ts

zagubov

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Ah... carrot juice!!!:D:D:j

On, er, Crunchy Nut cornflakes:(:(:rotfl::rotfl:.

No seriously, though, that was the suggestion other places came up with (as an alternative to use) on searching for blood in milk! (Trying to keep the calcium and good things you see.) Milk straight from the cow is quite risky though - I'm not going with that! I am a little more hypochrondriacal(:D) about things these days, though fortunately I've calmed down on that in the last couple of years. Remember we used to put sandwiches, with meat on them, in our lunchboxes for school and we never put them in a fridge all day did we? - we did have them left out in our lunchbox for over two hours!! These more recent health scares and health advice - you can take it too literally sometimes:D. I think some of the problem is that our modern society is actually too clean sometimes - and we are in more danger of not having a little bit of dirt around for our immune systems to develop to protect against it! A lil' bit of dirt occasionally does us good in that respect.

A fair point. As regards the topic of pasteurisation, I worked in a hospital lab checking for tummy bugs and I'd run a mile from food that's not been properly treated.

On the other hand I probably take too many risks with sell-by dates. I'd never eat nuts that were mouldy thouigh and I'd wash my hands if I'd picked one up as they have a cancer risk.

Everything sold in bottles and cans in this country has to be pasteurised (studied a microbiology degree in Scotland, might be different rules here in England).

Filtered milk is a very good idea, if we could afford it. What's this free cravendale business zippy?

I'm seriously worried about the nonsense about food and nutrition that's out there on the internet, and I've long regretted the way that the food science part of biology has been left outside the double GCSE science that most kids have to study.:mad:

Queenriderbrekke

Morning all x

bexter7

FloFlo wrote: »

This one?

Yeah, that's the one. When you put it in your basket on a.com it came up as conditioner, thought it may be 'tricky'. It wasn't.... But could be now.