Casually Red
tomorrow belongs to me
I get about 2 substantial servings per bag , and Im a hungry bastard . A normal eater could get 3 .It's about 2 pound 30 a bag . Ten minutes or so in the pan . Glass of wine , job done .
Things to look out for in Lidl and Aldi
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MrSki
Who am I to say you're wrong
Putinoff only comes in 50cl bottles & is £8.49 I think it is 40%
The standard Lidl vodka is Rachmaninoff at £9.99 for 70cl at 37.5% The used to be a blue version at 40% but not seen that around for a while.
mwgdrwg
Be a Pisces. Jam.
AH, THANKS. cAN'T GET THERE TIL wEDNESDAY. hOPE THERE'S SOMETHING LEFT.
shit, capslock
polly
Well-Known Member
It's not.
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
polly
Well-Known Member
(Cuddles bottle of Luksusowa)
Too right it's not!
It's better than Smirnoff, though.
Is that the Bison grass stuff? Yum. I'm no connoisseur, but the Lidl voddy is rough. We usually drink Russian Standard (and some Ukrainian stuff that gets brought back), which is always on special offer somewhere and much smoother.
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
Pure potato, and also yum. Smoother than David Cameron's face, but much more appealing!
TBF, given my druthers, I prefer schnapps to a lot of vodkas. I have a particular thing for Berentzen's doornkaat.
polly
Well-Known Member
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
Stig
Condimentalist
Some good non-food-section offers in Lidl today, so I'm going to take a detour and go through on my way home.
Kitchen stuff like ceramic frying pans, rubbery peelers etc which we could do with for the camper as the set of stuff in there is the crappy scratched hand me downs from when we replace the main cooking stuff.
Kitchen stuff like ceramic frying pans, rubbery peelers etc which we could do with for the camper as the set of stuff in there is the crappy scratched hand me downs from when we replace the main cooking stuff.
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ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
Lidl version of cheerios are even nicer than Waitrose version according to my old man.
I'm sulking today because I'm working tomorrow and have to miss my Friday pop into Aldi
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moose
like some cat from Japan
Oooh, helpful. I normally just drink it really quickly
Keeping the bottle in the freezer (or at least in an ice bucket until you pour it) also helps.Oooh, helpful. I normally just drink it really quickly
gentlegreen
I hummus, therefore I am ...
Luckily I only just read this - AFTER returning from Aldi ...
I missed the last set of shelves I spotted in there yesterday
Based on the set I bought last year they aren't very good quality and took me an age to assemble, but they would at least have matched and avoided me having to catch the bus to bring some back from Machine Mart ...
They'll probably only have to last 5 years - depending on how much it costs to ship stuff to Brittany ...
High Voltage
In the top 97% of Urban's most interesting posters
4 x packs of Baklava - this is going to be the new mini stollen bites, I can see this
izz
Increased Leisure Citizen
That garlic roule (without accent) is lush.Sunday cheese Aldi [emoji3]
^ Yum with pepper
moonsi til
worked it out now!
Hallelujah I have found a Lidl product to rave about. It is cola and lemon lollipops, 95p for 14. I discovered them after itching for something sweet at work and a colleague had a few of her children's in her bag. Then I was in a rare Lidl trip and I found the source. I took a special trip last week for them and came away with my first cereals-coco snaps and Fruit n Fibre. Not sold on the Fruit n Fibre. Also bought a bag of walnuts which is actually another reason to go as they are about £2.00 there.
Chz
Stark Raving Sane
Actually popped into Aldi for the first time in several years at the weekend, since there was a new one that's not obnoxiously out-of-the-way to get to. Must say I'm a bit disappointed. Lidl's made some strong improvements to the way they do things over the past few years, but Aldi's the same as ever. I used to rate them the better of the two, but I think they're of a muchness now. Perhaps even a slight nod to Lidl, just for the fresh baked goods in a lot of their stores now.
Boycey
juvenile rave slut
the hard cheese in the lidl italian DOP range is fucking great. 
define big. i'd trust them with a belt sander or orbital... what do you need to sand?
i'm pretty keen on the rachmaninov in my bloody mary. but i always was a cheap date.
define big. i'd trust them with a belt sander or orbital... what do you need to sand?
i'm pretty keen on the rachmaninov in my bloody mary. but i always was a cheap date.
Callie
Pivoting
Floors but also general things. I dont really know, I just want one. I do have a little detail sander from them but it'll only be good for woodwork as its teeny.
Boycey
juvenile rave slut
aside from the size there's the finish you expect and how much material the sander will remove to take into account. i think there's a parkside belt sander, it'll be fine on floors but might be bit brutal for some finer stuff. i'd avoid the cheaper orbital sanders, better off buying something decent second hand. if you were doing lots of sanding would be worth looking into one of their extractors, also works as a wet and dry vac... the parkside one is £60 and apparently great. i had to ( shitpumpmaceratorfail
) buy one yesterday so got the titan from screwfix which is great and on sale right now...might be worth a read: http://www.which.co.uk/home-and-gar...ws-ns/best-sander-brands/how-to-buy-a-sander/
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