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Which foods do you have trouble finding nowadays? (No call for it?? We still eat it!!)
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A.A.A.S. (Associate of the Acronym Abolition Society)
There's definitely no 'a' in 'definitely'.
Not buying Yorkshire loose Tea which is always on the shelf very expensive.
I find loose tea makes a far superior brew.
Likewise Tesco own brand cat food sachets. Had weeks with empty shelves, seems to be OK at the minute.
There are often gaps on the shelf where the supermarket loose leaf tea should be, even Waitrose and M&S have let us down. @thriftytracy
People seem to think tea should taste of paper, be laden with micro-plastics and leave a scum on the cup.
https://shop.clipper-teas.com/products/clipper-f-t-loose-leaf-green-tea-100-g
We always used to go for Sainsbury's SO organic Fairtrade black teabags before that and they were okay.
I recall fighting through layers of saran wrap (cling film) to get to floppy sliced white bread filled with Heinz sandwich spread, accompanied by an apple. My mother was no good at packed lunches. Mashed banana on brown Hovis anyone.
Iceland and Morrisons have lots of retro food e.g. Sandwich spread, salad cream, meat pies, mushy peas, jelly, custard, rice pudding, trifle mix, scotch eggs, black pudding, faggots.
would've . . . could've . . . should've . . .
A.A.A.S. (Associate of the Acronym Abolition Society)
There's definitely no 'a' in 'definitely'.
I used to buy them at Morrisons but haven't seen them this year