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And that still makes no sense. If you don't get this book for your children then they won't be exposed to all that "foreign nonsense" that clearly horrifies you. How does voting cold on a good deal, which is, after all, the point of this site, protect your boys from this? Do you also vote cold on dvds with an adult age rating, in order to protect your children from that too?

Surely it obvious. I don't want my 11 and 13 year old boys learning foreign measurements and terminology. You are correct European settlers introduced domestic potatoes to Northern America, after they brought them back to Europe from South America. The short book mentions lots to foreign terminology that need googling to understand.

£1.99 for me.

Why do you vote cold on every book published in the US? It made no sense when you did it for recipe books, but it makes even less sense here. As a farmer yourself you should know that it makes absolutely no difference what wood you build your raised beds from, and potatoes in Britain grow in the same way as potatoes in the US.

Thanks Boz..

Aww, it's expired now (fierce) Sorry :(

It's only showing if I purchase kindle unlimited for me, anyone else?

That's absolutely fantastic! Thanks so much for sharing that <3 Sounds like you have a lovely garden with everything welcome in it. It's really relaxing watching nature and everything going on around you, the sights and sounds. You're really lucky to have so much to enjoy. A real shame about the pool, but glad it went to a good home :) I have starlings that come into my garden to bathe in the water fountain. They love it and it's such a joy to watch! Really hope you manage to find out what's happening with the other two trees and they do well too :)

I absolutely adore nature/wildlife, NP23 and do my best to get animals, birds, insects, etc. to come to the garden. I've been making 'insect hotels' for years now; we feed birds, and regularly have Wood Pigeons, Collared Doves, Blue Tits, Great Tits, Magpies ... and the 'regulatory' sparrows coming to feed. (We also have a 'resident' robin though s/he doesn't stay for very long before flying away again.) We used to have hedgehogs coming regularly, but neighbours have put gravel boards along the bottom of their fence, which prevents them getting in any more. I was going to ask if he minded me 'chiselling' away a hedgehog entry hole ner the bottom of one or two of them. We used have frogs, toads, newts, etc. but sadly I had to get rid of the pool as I'm now wheelchair-bound and can't get to cleaning out the pool. The fish, and the pool, were given to my next door neighbour, who happens to have his own pools containing Koi carp. (Ours were only goldfish, shubunkins, tench, etc., but he put them all in one of his pools. (The tench was one that we'd had for about 30 years, which my sons, when they were much younger, caught in our local canal when I took them 'fishing' with a small net ... my introduction to them about Nature. ;) We've got four 'Christmas' trees in pots. Two of them are doing remarkably well, and two not so well, hence the need for me to try and research what might be going wrong with them.

Lidl

It is difficult to tell the difference

Which is better between Lidl and Aldi? Wondering what the consensus is

Damn missed out on the mangos :(

Some muesli bar flavours are very low in sugar so helpful for anyone on low sugar diets. The hazelnut is my favourite at 0.2g per bar

Try: https://akispetretzikis.com/en/categories/kreas/soyvlaki-me-gyro-choirino-kai-tzatziki When you have the patience. He does nice Greek food with a bit of a modern twist to many of his things, but best thing is that he has fans outside Greece (ladies) and so all his recipes are also in English, can't remember if the instructional video is the same either.

Alas I can’t read Greek. Might google gyros one day and have a go. At the mo I doubt I’d have the patience - home schooling has taken all my patience away right now (lol) (lol)

If you could read Greek there are food blogs where you can also make your own gyros :D Back a few years ago Iceland sold frozen gyros that was endorsed by Peter André, since he is Greek origin XD

Thanks for this. We have some of the frozen gyros but yet to try. We often do Greek nights I repped there for years in the 90’s and 00’s and the food always brings back happy memories. Should’ve been there this week but hey ho. Thanks again.

They're a new addition. They've done away with the Cretan blossom honey for now, but I've got 5 jars squirreled away ;) There's Polish honey leftover stock floating around from a passed Polish week. Might give that a go, I really love their deli meat that I buy from Home Bargains (and have been buying from assorted Polish delicatessens for years). There was apparently frozen gyros in a bag, but I couldn't find any. Could only find the gyros pizza which didn't seem to have a great deal on it, so I didn't bother purchasing. The Greek sausages :

Tasteless a complete waste of your hard earned £3 & one third are rotten or over ripe which are just fit for the green bin, I think i will be waiting for them to come into season,which won't be to long now.

Nice find

That's a lot of strawberries for three quid (y)

Its pre cooked. Usually about 4 in each packet. It's really nice. I normally warm it in the micorwave, little salt, pepper & vinegar and serve with salad. Usually 85p. Actually, I got some from Tesco yesterday and Aldi's is definitely nicer.

It probably is but after a few pints who cares (lol)

Hmm i thought it was nothing ventured nothing gained? But i suppose both work eh! (shock)

You are best off getting organic (if you see it advertised) but it can work on any. It’s about 1 in 4 that survive given the right conditions. That said you only really waste a little extra than what you would have if you eat it all. So as the saying goes “nothing ventured nothing lost”

I think there will only be a small section of the public who will understand that lol 7 so far! (shock)

All the super weekend stuff was full price in wood green today. Not as the prices that were advertised in the magazine

The lighter cheese has been replaced with some regional stuff, tiny packet with only 40p off in my local 😔

Thanks ocean great work as always (y)

Super Weekend Friday 15th May - Sunday 17th May (3 Days) - according to LIDL site, the British Lighter Mature Cheese 400g £1.09 offer is no longer available and has been replaced with chocolate products. Can someone from LIDL confirm why this is. Thank you. (confused)

Pears