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  • Dinner sounds nice. Did you put the cauliflower in the food mixer to turn it into rice?
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    Yes I blitz the cauliflower , then split it up and pop in the freezer till I need it. I cooked it in coconut oil with some onion and added a bit of veg stock.
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    Beanie, I am going to do some ebaying at some point . I need to get back into surveys , but life is rather busy at the moment.

    I will get there, think I have another £30 to overpay after the weekend.
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    I can highly recommend Iceland's frozen cauli rice. It comes in four single portions packs you just pop in the microwave for 3 minutes. They also do a greens rice too although I'm not so keen on that one.
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    I will go and seek out an Iceland our nearest one has closed . Not sure I have ever seen it in MR A . Thank you for the recommendation.
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    Was just reading about that iceland rice.
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  • System
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    Great minds ! I use a lot of cauliflower for mash and rice as I have a friend who is carb free . Googling Iceland .
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    Sun_Addict wrote: »
    I can highly recommend Iceland's frozen cauli rice. It comes in four single portions packs you just pop in the microwave for 3 minutes. They also do a greens rice too although I'm not so keen on that one.

    Yes thanks for that tip SA. We have an Iceland quite near to me. Will be buying some at the weekend!
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    Well the Iceland I thought that was closed was actually under refurbishment, so will be going this weekend.

    NSD 3 , not much to report , gifted food from parents, they are going to find the sun tomorrow. Had ham and tomato toasties , used from my free stash , grapes and yoghurt .

    Tomorrow I am having a 24 hr BP machine fitted , this is after visiting the doctor before Christmas, and then a check up for my lung condition all at the same hospital.
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