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both the brothers are dead....one died at 88 and the other 92
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Is Stow Judge liable to be a Chelski or Ar$e supporter? Proper BRITISH clubs!
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it's more about efficiency than piling it high imo
no staff are wasted ,theyre put to use every bit of space is full - in fact too much - all shops are quite small ,so no waste there -i'm surprised they don't have a small fee for parking fruit and veg and perishables are kept to a minimum |
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I'm a long suffering Spurs fan.
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no deli
no customer service no bakery in Aldi no loyalty cards  no free bags it's very much like a trip to the 1950s so Aldi couldn't get away with charging much more - but like i say ,some of the food is FIRST CLASS |
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Lidl is the place to go for chocolate eaters.
I saw 100g bars of that 80% cocoa stuff (or whatever the high percentage cocoa number is) for just 49p a bar in there. I didn't have much time to look at everything but what I did see was terrific value. |
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someone must have twisted their arm to advertise though
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Tommy - yes ,chocolate bars are brilliant from there - rich cocoa ,none of this Cadburys rubbish with vegetable fat or lard - whatever they use
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Coach, from how you describe it it may well have been Aldi that I went to 10 years ago rather than Lidl - so it may have been my first ever visit to a Lidl shop yesterday.
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This carrier bag lark is a stain on the environment, not hard if your going to a supermarket to take your own bags & should be introduced across the board.
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Drat - was hoping it was Chelski.
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the cheap chocolate in lidls and aldis is good value
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I bought some wine gums from Lidl (I'm a sweet eater rather than a chocolate eater) which were very good value at 58p for a 250g bag - but I have to say that Tesco's wine gums are the best at £1.50 for 2 x 250g bags.
Some things are worth paying more for if you have a particular penchant for them - and I love me Tesco wine gums! |
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Spurs? Hold on -- Spurs? Is that the team that sacked their British manager and sold the only world class British player to bring in a load of dodgy foreigners? The team with the Argie manager? YOU NEED TO FIND ANOTHER TEAM, PAL!!
Why is there no PITCHFORK emoticon??  -----> (SPEAR EMOTICON) |
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hahaha Vel!
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We also need a DRUMMER EMOTICON, Tommy...and TWO EMOTICONS constantly bashing each other like Rangers fans...and a READING-THE-PAPER-WHILE-DRINKING-TEA EMOTICON...and a SURFER EMOTICON playing with a dolphin...come on Betfair, FFS get a grip...
Have you tried soft Edinburgh rock, Tommy? |
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hahaha!
No, I don't think I have Vel. What's it similar too? Is it like rock that's gone soggy? |
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It's quite tangy, Tommy...tangytommy...sort of powdery with bubbles in it...pastel shades of green, pink and yellow...
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/68/Edinburgh_Rock.jpg It looks like the old school chalk. |
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I dare say they have a Stoke equivalent where they mash up old bits of pottery, sugar and Evo-stick.
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Oh blimey Vel. That looks and sounds like my perfect sweet!
I love tangy stuff! |
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Hahahahaha!!
My reply was to your 13:49 post - I can well imagine it would be that equivalent recipe in Stoke! |
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When people go to Edinburgh they usually bring it back as a present, in a nice presentation box or tin. Our local Morrison's sells it in bags for about £1.30...there's also a mint version.
I wonder...I wonder if you can do a home made version...? (BIG BREASTED BUT COY NIGELLA EMOTICON) |
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hehehehe!
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Yep - will try this and tell you how I got on...slow cooker working great BTW...
http://www.rampantscotland.com/recipes/blrecipe_rock.htm |
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Good luck Vel!
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lol if you honestly think a British supermarket is going to refuse to sell Coca-Cola unless they pay extra you need your head seeing to.
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I'm not sure Lidl sell Coca Cola ..
but we much prefer their Tropical Fruit Juice at 59p a carton Tommy they do some great one off drinks & some very nice bottles of ale too , just depends how long they have them on offer , until they sell out I guess , all summer I was addicted to their Grafenwalder lemon shandy at 49p can but was only a summer offer |
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I buy all my fruit and veg from a green grocers far better quality and shelf life than supermarkets.
Lots of its cheaper and as you are buying loose produce there is much less waste. |