Originally Posted by superbiatch (Post 34942842)

Buy a breadmaker for a two week winter stint of snow, yeh thats cost efficient isn't it :p: I'd rather go without bread, which is what I've done.

Originally Posted by Pog66 (Post 34943057)

but you could use it too make lvely bread all year round - 5 mins to dump it all in teh machine, set it go overnight & lovely fresh bread in teh morning!!

Originally Posted by Osem (Post 34942817)

Sorry I've got no time to post properly, I'm just rushing out to the shops to buy everything in sight. :D

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 34943282)

so its milk sandwiches for tea yummy

Originally Posted by superbiatch (Post 34942842)

Buy a breadmaker for a two week winter stint of snow, yeh thats cost efficient isn't it :p: I'd rather go without bread, which is what I've done.

Originally Posted by Tuftus (Post 34943289)

:sick: Sounds vile!

;)

Originally Posted by Pia (Post 34943301)

50p for 4 pints of milk? I thought i did well only paying a quid. Is it always that price in there? Is it semi skimmed?

Originally Posted by Pia (Post 34943312)

:Yikes: Ooh i'll go this week and have a look, we go through loads of milk cos my son eats cereal for snacks aswell as brekkie and supper, where most kids would want crisps or sweets lol. Thanks for the info :D :tu:

As for the panic buying, i stocked up on milk and freezer food (well, about a week or two's worth) online with Tesco, to save me driving or pushing the baby's pram in the snow (an impossible task might i add) and i looked a few days later and their delivery slots had gone up to £6 but they were fully booked for a whole week! There's usually loads of empty slots for £3.50 a time.