Enter, Laugh, Integrate, Talk, Enjoy.

izzy65

I would think you will know this or check first, Which I didnt😕 but the Minstrels large egg doesn't compare:o

4mFiller

Cash back shop from today, avs.
Carling orchard fruits trig, not the best comp on the cider but got what we wanted. Thanks to Evangaline I think from memory :T

1 x Pepsi Max (2L) £1.98 £1.00
1 x Mr Kipling Cherry Bakewells (6) £0.96 £1.00
1 x Frijj Supreme White Chocolate & Raspberry Swirl (3... £1.30 £1.30
1 x Stella Artois Cidre (568ml) £2.00 £2.00
1 x McCain Hash Browns (625g) £1.65 £1.00
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Syrup Sponge Puds (2x110g) £1.25 £1.00
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Melt in the Middle Puds (2) £1.25 N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You 100% Pure Smooth Orange Juice f... £1.25 N/A
1 x Danone Twix Yogurt (120g) £0.99 £0.50
1 x Rekorderlig Wild Berries Cider (500ml) £2.25 £2.00

Have a nice evening all

Emily_Rachel

dipdap wrote: »

Thanx hun
You just made me think, who's gonna be first to ask for a recipe they could use Udis in :rotfl:

You know, they would probably make a delicious queen Udi of puddings!
Approx. ¹/² pint of milk with 1 whole egg (not shell obviously!) and 2egg yolks whisked into it with a little lemon rind, maybe a little almond extract and a tablespoon of sugar.
Place about 6 (or so!) roughly torn up Udis in a buttered deep-sided ovenproof dish about 9inch diameter. Pour eggy mixture over and leave to soak in for about an hour, pushing the Udis down again if they float too much. They need to soak up most of the liquid, but still be really wet.
Heat oven to about 140•
After 1hour whisk the 2egg whites with 2 or 3 tablespoons of sugar until stiff, and put on top of egg-soaked Udis.
Lightly sprinkle with flaked almonds if liked, and bake for about 40 minutes.
Note this is as yet untried, hence the vague quantities, but I may well try this tomorrow!

bebop1968

Dippydoo wrote: »

Don't know about the rest of you but I still cant see this on msm

http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/home.shtml#/product/910001797508

it did work for me tried this morning

David.

MrsBartolozzi wrote: »

With all photos, if you click and drag to another tab you can see it in it's biggest state. Of course some stay tiny, but most pics posted here are hosted by photobucket et al and can be zoomed etc this way.

DD those pics of you on the beach are :kisses2: must have been off the beaten track was it

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Yep but think your mind may have forgotten.

Dont even have a bodyclock now no idea what time it is
Oh yes work time again :eek:

purpledonkey

Some items compared on my shop earlier, nothing exciting :rotfl: This is against Ms.

1 x As Red Pepper £0.67 £0.59
1 x As Jumbo Mushrooms (250g) £0.98 £0.39

David.

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Canadian brushgate now. :eek:::eek::eek:


https://twitter.com/hashtag/thebrushcontest?f=realtime


What I don't understand every time this vote versus views has come up that L'Oreal have not figured out to respond that if the video is watched through the contest link it does not register as a youtube view.

I tried it out on another competitor as could not understand why DD's did not go up when I watched people watching it. Seems it only registers as a view if you watch through their youtube account.

Doesn't look good for anyone who has less votes that views. And that is besides the fact if you are a new youtube user you vids can get stuck on 301+ and when they unblock you it only starts counting from there up.

Sorry as you can see it is still getting to me.

Move on

Emily_Rachel

rhosynbach wrote: »

sounds like my baking :rotfl:

trying to find a recipe for using up dried coconut have 2 large kiln jars full,

Coconut and Udi bakewell tart??!

David.

strewth71 wrote: »

It wouldnt work for every family, I am at home as I refuse to leave ds2 in childcare as not everyone can handle him easily, he is easy to handle if you know him well. This means that I will be home for at least another 5 years and maybe longer depending on how things go with him, fits in well to get dd2 through her GCSEs. I found that her social interactions while she was at school were going downhill as she was losing confidence in herself and her self esteem was heading rapidly downwards too. As her confidence is growing I can see her developing a much more relaxed persona, she used to stiffen up and back away from people but she has got a lot better since being out of school. We have met up with a couple of other home ed families, one has never sent their child to school - she is the same age as ours but sooo confident, it's lovely to see Another is in a similar situation to ours - their daughter is very shy and felt like an outcast but she is happier since starting home ed. DD2 gets on wit both girls really well. I know it's not for everyone, ds2 is staying in school while I can see he is happy and thriving but wouldn't hesitate to pull him out if I felt the need.

Cable ties and a gag