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24 Jun 18
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I just had a Tesco fish pie which cost me £2.00 in a deal
and it really was very nice
you go to a restaurant, you're paying £8 at least
it's no wonder nobody has any money in this country
I would seriously put that up there with the experience you'd get in a restaurant
Okay making it yourself would be even better but it would be a lot of washing up
and it really was very nice
you go to a restaurant, you're paying £8 at least
it's no wonder nobody has any money in this country
I would seriously put that up there with the experience you'd get in a restaurant
Okay making it yourself would be even better but it would be a lot of washing up
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Yes, when you compare the cost of a banana with a chocolate bar there really is no excuse for not eating well on a low budget.
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The Tesco £10.00 meal deal is very good...
1 main...1 side...1 desert & 1 drink, and plenty for two meals. If you say £5.00 for the wine, you are getting all the rest for a fiver! All excellent, other than the "Open Wellington Filo Pastry" which just collapses in cooking, and the steak meal. that I didn't expect to be good, and it wasn't! I know that Morrisons do a similar deal, and so do M&S, who I think were first with the concept. |
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The M&S £10 meal deal is far superior to Tecos, they offer a cheeseboard option for dessert which is good for me as I don't eat cheesecake or anything sweet. Their white wine is much better as well imo and for a tenner it's a really good value for money deal.
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Yes Slippy, I expected that, but don't have M&S anywhere near to me....
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I also don't buy indulgent deserts like what are offered and, given the chance, they go to the kids.
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I've been juicing lately. Just fruit and water. Often bananas and soft fruit. Frozen berries very cheap. Incredibly good value.
btw how cheap are bananas?!!! 20p each or so. Incredible. |
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Exactly, Injera.
No excuse for anyone to say it costs too much to eat healthily. This is an excuse that is often used. I love Tesco frozen berries too. Great for smoothies or heating up in the microwave to have with some cream. Tesco used to do do frozen avocado halves but I haven't seen them for a long while. |
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What people will realise as we have when you eat healthier more nutritious food you feel hungry less often,don't crave rubbish,feel better and spend less on food overall.
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Yes, Denzil. I've just had a pear
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I have never had one of the meal deals that Slippy and Lady Faye are talking about.
I don't drink so I wouldn't want a bottle of wine. |
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I would suggest fabulous shellfish is still free to collect..if you are too lazy or scared buy off me
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Diva....the wine is just one alternative.
There are soft drinks too..... Word of warning though...make sure you pick up all of the courses, as otherwise you will be charged full price, at the till! |
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Bananas are radioactive!
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That'll be why I've got such a such a healthy? glow these days.
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Bananas are indeed slightly radioactive.
You learn something new everyday on chit-chit. |
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Need to keep the potassium levels up. Low potassium can be life threatening so keep up those bananas Diva
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I certainly will, Aspro
I've read that I would have to eat 10,000,000 bananas at once for them to kill me? |
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Some say 195 some say 487
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10m bananas! Don't think it'll be the radioactivity that would kill you with that many
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Lol, yes, Aspro.
This is from The Independent "Yes, you will certainly die from radiation poisoning if you are able to eat 10,000,000 bananas at once. You may also witness chronic symptoms if you eat 274 bananas a day for seven years." I read somwhere the other day that said something like "eat two bananas a day and see what happens to your health". I couldn't find anyhthing that said what would actually happen  Something good I would imagine. |
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If we drink too much water it can kill us.
We're unlikely to drink too little because we get thirsty. Yet the myth that we have to drink a certain amount of water whether we're thirsty or not persists. |
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Unfortunately too many take it literally and it needs clarification!
The two litres can be, pretty much, any consumable liquid, being essentially water! So tea, coffee, beer, wine, soft drinks etc all count, and most people will be sufficiently hydrated, without forcing down another two litres of water in addition! |
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the last waitrose £10 meal deal was lovely.
some great main courses and plenty of soft drink options and fruit instead of sugary puds. |