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Is M&S Overusing Do not Suitable For Freezing.

Taffy9264 · 2025-08-03 16:57:42

Do you remember when every piece of clothing said "Dry Clean Only" This is reminding me of the same sillyness!I shop online at the supermarket that is partnered with M&S, and at the end of the shop they have the flash sales, I saw some cooked chicken breast slices and thought they would be perfect for putting in the…

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kimwp Posts: 3,197 Forumite

4 August at 8:00PM

purpleivy said:

Most of my food dislikes are textural and banana skin and kiwi skin would be there with those, I can manage peach skin but prefer nectarines! 'Hairy fruit' my daughter calls them.

With you on the hairy fruit - I don't like peaches or raspberries for this reason and eating kiwi with the skin on was a bit of a battle with myself.

Also squeaky food - green beans and halloumi - I can only chew one piece at a time so they don't have the opportunity of squeaking on each other 🤣

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