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Vinny we've had Iceland's Whitefish fillets (pollock) £3.40 for 750g they've always been good.
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Out for tea tonight at the neighbours. Roast chicken I believe.
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B. Porridge, banana & yogurt
L. Naan bread, spread with sage butter and a sliced avocado - rolled up in a sort of pancake!
Custard doughnut
D. "What the Cluck" vegetarian "not chicken" stirfried with mini-corn, mangetout & mushrooms in hoisin sauce with egg fried rice.
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The Moneyless Chicken says:-
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Chicken soup with chunk of bread.
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Vinny
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Venison sausages, with butter and lamb chops & fried eggs for lunch.For supper, mackeral fillets with apricots & cream for afters.
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B. Porridge, coconut yogurt and a peach
L. Toasted olive ciabatta with mashed avocado
D. Leftover Clucky stirfry and rice
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Panini pizza with homemade coleslaw and tomatoes.
I'm getting towards the end of my black cherry toms, not many more left to ripen.
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Vinny
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Pork chops, cottage cheese & apricots! Different and quite tasty.
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Yesterday
B. Bread & jam
L. Jam doughnut
D. Morrisons Cheap Fish in Batter in Olive ciabatta.
I tried the Morrisons £2.50 Fish in batter to see how it compared to the Aldi ones. The Morries fish was grey and scrappy - won't buy it again. Aldi the winner.
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Vinny
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(27-11-2024, 11:54 AM)Veggie Wrote: Yesterday
B. Bread & jam
L. Jam doughnut
D. Morrisons Cheap Fish in Batter in Olive ciabatta.
I tried the Morrisons £2.50 Fish in batter to see how it compared to the Aldi ones. The Morries fish was grey and scrappy - won't buy it again. Aldi the winner. Good thinking veggie I'll have to try the Aldi version as well.
I must admit my Morries version wasn't 'grey' but the batter was a bit thick! (No jokes please!)
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