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£1 for a 400g tin. Assuming a litre of diesel weighs 1000g (as water does) and costs around the £1.30 mark then custard is roughly twice as dear as diesel.
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Yeah but who puts diesel on their apple crumble?
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mines free
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never seen tins of diesel down the coop
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If the custard was taxed like diesel, it would cost vastly more!
Best to keep schtum, lest you give the money grabbing b@stards another reason to hit us! Do you know that the tax on fuel, is also levied on the base price, including VAT? A tax on tax! |
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HMRC love their accas.
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What's better than apple pie and custard?
Custard ready made at Aldi, comes in a carton 500g. Just warm it up - 45p |
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But I doubt if you can run a diesel on it.
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Aldi have all the good processed cheap shi t..............wooopppeee
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I tried a tin of supermarket custard instead of Bird's but it was far too watery.
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why cant you buy a tin of chocolate custard>?
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You need to get down to the Aldi lybertyne. Their custard is so thick you have to squeeze it out of the carton.
Then rip the carton apart in order to lick the sides. |
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I like to mix it with porage oats, add a chopped banana (or 2) and sprinkle some hot choc powder on.
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Highly sweetened milk thickened with starch. Wouldn't fresh cream be a better choice? I know it's a matter of taste but I prefer cream.
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You could try making your own (something I do, if I don't have a tin at the time)!
You will find that, when you add the cost of all the ingredients, you wont be far from £1.00 in any case! |
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why cant you buy a tin of chocolate custard>?
https://www.google.com/search?q=chocolate+custard+tesco&oq=chocolate+custard&aqs=chrome.4.69i57j0l5.15159j0j8&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 |
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LFV
which bit of Tin confused you? |
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Sorry but you are too deep for me....
which bit of Tin confused you? How about this part of tin? https://www.google.com/search?q=New+Ambrosia+Chocolate+Custard+400g+Tin+60p+at+Asda+395%C2%B0+Expired+New+Ambrosia+Chocolate+Custard+400g+Tin+60p+at+Asda&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=JxM7a0tRH1tJcM%253A%252CQMeJ_lk1vdEs3M%252C_&vet=1&usg=AI4_-kT3alaIkmiMDSjyoxq2UOV5sP1xyg&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjSg9eUi5HhAhV6VBUIHccKBoIQ9QEwBHoECAkQBg#imgrc=JxM7a0tRH1tJcM:&vet=1 |
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https://groceries.asda.com/product/custard-powdered-mixes/ambrosia-chocolate-flavour-devon-custard/1000078311543
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