Elite 11+ - Fleecing a supermarket near you!

Dizzy_Ditzy

jumblejack wrote: »

I heartily agree with all the above (including lid up and lid down) except the eggs.

Best before dates are ridiculously short with eggs.

The most effective test is the float test.

Unsure of an egg?
Pop it in a jug of water.
If it sinks it's super fresh.
If it is suspended in the water, it can still be used for baking.
If it floats, sling it.
Eggs are porous so the older the egg, the larger the air sac.

Too many good eggs are thrown unnecessarily.

Housewives of all previous generations used this method before certain agencies deemed fit to have all eggs stamped for the consumers.

:money:

We've been reading a lot about eggs in the last few days. I never knew that eggs bought off the shelf in the supermarket can be anything up to 4 weeks old :eek::eek:

That's what I get for not eating eggs

So why am I planning on getting chickens for the new allotment?! :j:rotfl:

Snap-ant

:T:T:T

For FC

zippydooda

Snap-ant wrote: »

:mad::mad:

If I can get Tiny pic to work - I'll be showing off shortly...

if it asks you to copy the letters/numbers to prove your human, type in any old rubbish, it will still work

jumblejack

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

We've been reading a lot about eggs in the last few days. I never knew that eggs bought off the shelf in the supermarket can be anything up to 4 weeks old :eek::eek:

That's what I get for not eating eggs

So why am I planning on getting chickens for the new allotment?! :j:rotfl:

They eat slugs and make great fertiliser out of scraps!

Quicker turn around than a compost bin for all your green waste!

tweets

Snap-ant wrote: »

:mad::mad:

If I can get Tiny pic to work - I'll be showing off shortly...

Hope it works before I go to bed

hampydoodums

Not been on here for a while so sorry if it's already been mentioned. If anyone needs a bottle of Jack Daniels, the 1 litre bottle is on promotion in Sainsbobs, down from £33 to £20. Great if you have a conditional spend to use up or hopefully it will match in sada and you'll get it for £18 then.

I remember posting the same thing last year :rotfl:

Edit: No good for Sainsbobs as alcohol not included

Bananababe

emerald21 wrote: »

Was just going to post about this. Has anyone opened an account with the co op bank and switched a current account to them please ?

They sent a list of id they needed. None suitable to a 16yr old. Then when we phoned they said oh you should have got other list. But still wasnt suitable. They want certified id by gp or solicitor. We are not paying to open this account.

Guy says do you want to lodge a complaint as they have all her details. They spelt her name wrong too. Bit carp from the start. Will see what they say

Snap-ant

Today we went to The Kelpies & Ts in Falkirk*

Then went on a train across the Forth Rail Bridge & back :D





*Anyone near Falkirk - PM me I've hidden something there

purpledonkey

nerfdad wrote: »

Them girls all love me:rotfl:

Just for you Nerfy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwZVZ5qZnoA

Snap-ant

zippydooda wrote: »

if it asks you to copy the letters/numbers to prove your human, type in any old rubbish, it will still work

:rotfl: If only it was that easy

We are on 7th floor & WiFi is a bit stretched - pictures just taking ages & then this

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