onenameshelley
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I got some really comfy joggers and hoody.
Things to look out for in Lidl and Aldi
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coley
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Thought I wasI am maybe the only person who has never heard of or eaten Stollen - after reading pages praising it's very being, i googled to see what i am missing. I can not believe I am surrounded by so many wrong'uns who like marzipan.
Still don't fancy it though
onenameshelley
is Major Morgan's bitch
wearing them now, all fleecy and warm and not gone overly bobbly yet either. Not bad £15.
maomao
普費斯
Not in my local and I would notice because I know that shelf intimately. They have Hobgoblin in bottles for £1.25 though (Sainsbury's £8 for 8 cans this week, only slightly cheaper as cans are 440ml)
aqua
made of cheese and gin
Well that was expensive 
didn't make it to aldi but will later. IKEA saw new glasses, longer teaspoons (so pickle can eat my big tub yoghurts without covering herself in the stuff) and some bits and pieces - no tea lights though, I was very good. Did have a breakfast though so will post on the FEB thread.
Lidl saw Halloween pasta, lunch (they have an in store bakery now so a nice cheese topped bun thing and smoked ham) a stocking filler for pickle, boring normal stuff (fruit juice etc) and this lot (photo coming when I get on my laptop).
Fuck me, those stollen bites are a bit lovely. First bite I thought oh no, going to be too dry for me but they're just not. They're not going to last at all
didn't make it to aldi but will later. IKEA saw new glasses, longer teaspoons (so pickle can eat my big tub yoghurts without covering herself in the stuff) and some bits and pieces - no tea lights though, I was very good. Did have a breakfast though so will post on the FEB thread.Lidl saw Halloween pasta, lunch (they have an in store bakery now so a nice cheese topped bun thing and smoked ham) a stocking filler for pickle, boring normal stuff (fruit juice etc) and this lot (photo coming when I get on my laptop).
Fuck me, those stollen bites are a bit lovely. First bite I thought oh no, going to be too dry for me but they're just not. They're not going to last at all
The stollen bites are good for dunking in tea, coffee, hot mulled drinks, hot chocolate - can you tell that extensive research was done on this?<snip> Fuck me, those stollen bites are a bit lovely. First bite I thought oh no, going to be too dry for me but they're just not. They're not going to last at all
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
I am maybe the only person who has never heard of or eaten Stollen - after reading pages praising it's very being, i googled to see what i am missing. I can not believe I am surrounded by so many wrong'uns who like marzipan.
Not all stollen contains marzipan. The poppyseed one is spread (swiss roll-style) with a paste made of poppyseeds and syrup (or, if you're really lucky, honey), and there are various fruit stollens available too.
Still, what sort of weird mutant fuck doesn't like marzipan, for fuck's sake?
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
Have you tried Lidl's stollen with the hazelnut-based marzipan yet?
aqua
made of cheese and gin
It's in the kitchen
It won't be for long. It's slightly less rich than stollen with almond marzipan.It's in the kitchen
High Voltage
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They've got a petrol engine powered pressure washer for sale in our local Aldi/Lidl - I can never remember which one we've got
Luckily I don't need one - and I didn't see any stollen either
Luckily I don't need one - and I didn't see any stollen either
Saw they had Merino men's tights in Lidl, I thought it said 2 for £5 and put two in the basket. at the checkout the bill for a cabbage, some peppers, some white rice and organic carrots, cheapo balsamic vinegar(£1) sweet potatoes, some grannies, banana and onions came to £33 - I was quite literally shocked and a little embarrassed by my mistake, the checkout lad took them back, pretending not to know what these £13 a pair pants were.
gaijingirl
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Fuck me, those stollen bites are a bit lovely. First bite I thought oh no, going to be too dry for me but they're just not. They're not going to last at all
they are Christmas crack. This year I'm going to try not to buy any. A few years ago I put on shit loads of weight over Christmas from developing a mild addiction to them. Last year I was quite restrained but still - they're terribly addictive.
aqua
made of cheese and gin
Thankfully an expanding bump means there is decreasing amount of space to fill so I'm hoping this will help. But Christ, they're amazing.
onenameshelley
is Major Morgan's bitch
A bit of a sad story bought the turkish yogurt, got it home and it was off
onenameshelley
is Major Morgan's bitch
It wasnt my local store so not too peeved but will be taking it back tomorrow.
Glad to hear it.
onenameshelley
is Major Morgan's bitch
So I'm guessing it just smellt more or less like you'd expect okay yogurt to smell?Took a big spoonful in my face then had to spit it out.
onenameshelley
is Major Morgan's bitch
So I'm guessing it just smellt more or less like you'd expect okay yogurt to smell?
Yup
ChrisD
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A bit of a sad story bought the turkish yogurt, got it home and it was off
had it been spoit by kurds ?
/ gets coat
Minnie_the_Minx
someinenhhanding menbag and me ah bollox
I am maybe the only person who has never heard of or eaten Stollen - after reading pages praising it's very being, i googled to see what i am missing. I can not believe I am surrounded by so many wrong'uns who like marzipan.
Not a fan of marzipan either so can't really get excited about Stollen
Minnie_the_Minx
someinenhhanding menbag and me ah bollox
You do know you can view the magazine online don't you?
I grab 20 or so to light the burner, no one ever seems to pick them up there's always a big pile. It's good paper for burning, no added kaolin
BoatieBird
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I noticed some Pumpking Ale last night - it's not in the booze section, it's with the rest of the Halloween stuff.
I must confess that until this thread I did not know that they had something as newfangled and high-tech as a website.
However, there is something oddly comforting about leafing through a supermarket offers magazine that I don't get from browsing the web.
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