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Always it bread/bread rolls, but tend to buy at least half decent quality stuff, corner shop only had, well dunno the brand but you know the stuff. Had a few slices of it toasted with scrambled eggs for brekkie. It is ****g revolting, even when I toasted it. Does anyone ever actually eat this stuff untoasted and make a sandwich with it. I put the rest in the freezer for a (very) rainy day.
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A lot of people must eat the stuff. It is revolting.
Some places round here sell the low GI, bread with seeds, grains, spelt etc which tastes fantastic. I know all bread is meant to be bad, but hey. |
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It can (with the crusts cut off) be moulded into a perfectly servicable cricket ball for evening matches.
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Spelt bread the best
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It's cheap for a reason I wouldn't buy it to feed the ducks.
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Instore bakeries?...half the time you end up with a half baked ball of dough.
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I get a sliced white loaf from Greggs every Monday, the dog loves a slice of toast after his walk. All the 'poncy' bread upsets his stomach.
Not bad toasted plenty of butter on. |
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I wanted to cut out bread but love marmalade and it's not the same without toast
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Cheap white bread is plenty good enough for the plebs to eat.
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Sure, cheap white tastes decent enough cooled and covered in proper butter but the fact remains, IT IS PROCESSED POISON!
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^ cheap white TOAST
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Crippen
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I bought a Warburtons loaf once and the phucker was just flattened dough. I rolled the middle of a piece up and threw it at the shed and it stuck like putty..
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It is '****g revolting'. But saved the remainder in the freezer
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Beat me to it, cooperman
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I don't throw away food. Wasn't brought up like that. I will eat it with scrambled eggs or baked beans or oven chip butties until it's gone.
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is that Nimble racket still in play? Where the slice is 25% the size of an average slice and contains a quarter of the calories?
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I paid £3.00 for a loaf of bread at a farmers market about 2 years ago
It was fkin delicious Bought a breadmaker and started making my own - works out at about 50p to make |
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i don't understand people who buy cheap ,crap ,food .
 have their taste buds been surgically removed ? |
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They're probably skint and can't afford proper food, or drink for that matter.
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No need to buy cheap bread.
It is cheap enough anyway. |
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Crumbs mixed with egg & spices for homemade fish 'n' chips, imo.
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crags - everyone can afford decent food
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So what about the thousands of people who have to rely on food banks?
Are they all scammers? |
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scammers ? what have they do to with food affordability ?
a lot of those that use food banks choose that way of life rather than spend their money on food including a fair few drug addicts,ex offenders fresh out of prison, alcoholics and sadly folk with mental health difficulties who are unable to function properly |
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i know a fair few folk who use food banks - they don't need to use food banks but that's another story
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So your last comment relates to scammers.
Drug addicts can't afford proper food because they are skint, having spent all their money on their habit. So not everyone can afford decent food. Even people without a drug habit on a low wage can't afford decent food after paying for a roof over their heads and all associated bills. |
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Can't think of anyone else who would say a comment like that, Coachbuster, except maybe David Cameron.
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make* a comment.
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OK then.. kenny, you are a sad coont.
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Drug addicts can't afford proper food because they are skint, having spent all their money on their habit
___________ yeah,cos theyre really going to miss healthy food those on a low wage could afford decent food ,but they choose to eat poor quality food because that's what they know /have got to like those on low wages that appreciate decent food CAN afford decent food if they want it . All a question of priorities |
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go to any run down council estate and see how poor folk spend their money.
and i'm not talking about £90 trainers , 85 inch televisions or the latest smart phone - i mean food . It's mainly convinience food , packets of this and that and so on . No budgeting skills whatsoever. And you can just call me Dave ,David is a bit formal |
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last time i drove across some rough single parent estate i couldn't get through for all the Iceland delivery vans blocking the road
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sigh
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glad you agree with me
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the problem with folk who can only afford Lemonade is that they want Champagne most of the time .
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they won't eat beans on toast -they want prime steaks .
I made myself a beautiful lentil stew tonight - bags of flavour ,probably cost me less than £2 to make . Another thing about the slum classes - they don't own cars but yet wont effin walk anywhere - why ? i walk places and own a car . Nice to get fresh air . |
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I'm not surprised that you had to make that stew for yourself.
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