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Family of 5 'shop from home'food storage challenge...

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  • rosieben
    rosieben Posts: 5,010 Forumite
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    Yes like the one who told me that i'd be better off letting my mam and dad raise DD as they could give her a better life than i could :mad:

    Makes me mad now but at the time i cried and cried :(

    Kate xxx

    Oh, Kate that was so wrong of her, what a cruel !!!!!!! she was to say that to you. :grouphug: There's nothing better than a mother's love for any child

    When I met someone like her I told myself she must have such a miserable life and was jealous of anyone who was happy and thats why she was so spiteful.
    ... don't throw the string away. You always need string! :D

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  • rosieben
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    I'm off to find out about dehydrators now, D&DD I'm going to blame you for making me spend so much money on kitchen paraphenalia!! :rotfl:
    ... don't throw the string away. You always need string! :D

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  • Thanks Rosie :)

    I was only 16 and on my own so i suppose she was one of those people who thought all single, teenage mums were the scum of the earth lol. I'd love to show her my DD now, 6 yrs old, happy, healthy, confident and bright as a button (top of her class for reading and writing) and say "Look at her, i didn't do too bad a job did i??!!"

    Oh and according to my health visitor i should have been very ashamed of myself for bringing up a child without its father. God i felt like i'd been called to the Headmistress or something. I rang the clinic when she'd gone and told them if they sent her again i wasn't letting her in!

    Kate xxx
  • rosieben wrote: »
    I'm off to find out about dehydrators now, D&DD I'm going to blame you for making me spend so much money on kitchen paraphenalia!! :rotfl:

    Lol i love kitchen stuff :) OH pointed out to me the other day that the majority of my "when we win the lottery..." wants are all to do with the kitchen :rotfl:

    An Aga
    A Magimix
    A kitchen big enough to have one of those islands in the middle
    A pantry
    A pink Smeg fridge :D
    Etc etc

    I'm such a geek, i have visions of a trolley dash around Lakeland. Lol the lakeland catalogue is !!!!!! to me :rotfl:

    Kate xxx
  • D&DD
    D&DD Posts: 4,405 Forumite
    rosieben wrote: »
    I'm off to find out about dehydrators now, D&DD I'm going to blame you for making me spend so much money on kitchen paraphenalia!! :rotfl:

    :o:o:D I have to blame my mum for my gadgets obsession
    :whistle:

    The Tchibo one cost less than £20 *on sale* I keep checking to see if they've got them in again but no luck so far.. It's definately worth getting one if you can get it that cheap ;)

    Heres a pic of mine 'at work'
    Apr0529.jpg

    This was spinach which I dry,whizz and store in a jar as powder.I then have greens to 'hide' in everything evil mother that I am :D
  • rosieben
    rosieben Posts: 5,010 Forumite
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    Kate, I had a very similar situation - my dd was born in the late 60's and I've often thought I'd like to revisit my HV! All power to you for being a good mother and proving that !!!!! wrong!!

    Your wish list looks pretty much like mine too - are you sure you're not my daughter or a clone????

    Aga, smeg, dehydrators, doughnut makers (!) - sigh - these are the things I fanatasise about!!! :rotfl: :rotfl:

    D&DD you are such a bad influence!! ;)
    ... don't throw the string away. You always need string! :D

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  • rosieben
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    D&DD, I've just checked out dehdrators and surprised at the cost, I thought they were £200 or more (obviously some of them are!). I might consider one of those next year, have to read up about them and see just how useful its likely to be.

    What do your find the biggest advantage - less storage space for dehydrated food? obviously saves wasting if you have a glut?
    ... don't throw the string away. You always need string! :D

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  • kethry
    kethry Posts: 1,044 Forumite
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    if and when we have children, and if we have a HV that's like what you've said, then i hereby promise to invite you all around to watch my OH boot her into the garden and out the gate. :D he doesn't suffer fools gladly anyway, and woe betide anyone who says anything to upset me..

    just remember to bring the popcorn. :)

    keth
    xx
  • rosieben
    rosieben Posts: 5,010 Forumite
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    kethry wrote: »
    ..

    just remember to bring the popcorn. :)

    keth
    xx
    popcorn and maltesers at the ready!!! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
    ... don't throw the string away. You always need string! :D

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  • JAMIEDODGER
    JAMIEDODGER Posts: 4,339 Forumite
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    omg! i pop to tescos for half an hour...i come back and now its dehydrators on the list:rotfl:

    Dee - the spinach idea...fantastic!!! (now i want a dehydrator) what else do you do with it?

    oh and btw...you wouldnt happen to have the df recipe for bread rolls that you do in the panny would you??? i cant find it on the thread anywhere!:D

    my lakeland order arrived this morning.....i am now a proud owner of a burger press!.....cant wait to try it out!
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