Cable Forum - What are you eating now?

Are there any? ;)

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Just had pork chop, mash & green beans with a bit of gravy.

Osem	15-05-2013 20:54

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A rather delicious, home-made chicken curry with basmati rice and an ice cold beer.

thenry

16-05-2013 20:48

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35567585)

Sainsbury's "Taste the difference" range. I also had a coupon for 100 nectar points (50p) for buying them and the Tuna, lime and corriander ones.

They were also buy 2 packs for £5 at the same time. Win win.:)

The deals in Sainsburys are something else

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alferret

17-05-2013 08:16

More homemade flapjacks, all that sugar, hate to think I'm having about 3 days worth of carbs in each slice and having 2 slices a day.

Jameseh

19-05-2013 00:07

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Originally Posted by Jameseh (Post 35572107)

Cheese toastie, like most nights.

denphone

19-05-2013 14:25

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Well we are having Kung Pao chicken today.

Hugh	19-05-2013 16:10

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Roast Lamb, roast potatoes, roast sweet potatoes, broccoli, green beans, baby sweetcorn, mint sauce, and lashings of gravy.

Stuart

20-05-2013 15:30

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35567585)

Be careful looking for the special offers. The other day, we ran out of washing liquid (for clothes). They had a special offer on the small bottles (buy one, get so much off of the second), but when I worked it out, by taking advantage of the offer, I'd have paid more than I did for the large bottle, for less liquid.

It's worth pointing out that Sainsbury's are far from the only company that does this.

denphone

21-05-2013 18:02

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Steak and Kidney pie.

Itshim

21-05-2013 20:32

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Clarks pie & chips. out of newspaper. Then some custard creams !!!!

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Originally Posted by Stuart (Post 35573812)

I agree just because its on offer it is not always the cheapest option. Asda ( & Walmart) are well known ( it my Family) for running daft offers.

Hom3r