classic33
Leg End Member
There's Heinz baked beans flavour! if you prefer that!
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mybike
Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
- Location
- Not 'emel 'empstead
Anything is better than orange.
classic33
Leg End Member
Even vinegar flavour?
mistyoptic
Vintage
- Location
- A parallel reality
We saw this range in Portugal
The Pastel de Nata flavour was not as good as a proper pastel de nata
The Pastel de Nata flavour was not as good as a proper pastel de nata
classic33
Leg End Member
How many on there did you sample?
oldwheels
Legendary Member
- Location
- Isle of Mull
Clouding over now as I think the next couple of days are forecast to be rainy.
My rest day turned out to be not very restful.
I have a hall cupboard which has a standby chest freezer but it has become rather congested in there and if the freezer had to be used it would be a problem. It used to be kept for mackerel mainly in the days when I had my own boat and fished regularly.
Set about clearing out all sorts of rubbish which took a lot of work but it is now at least in better condition if the freezer is required in emergency.
The bread machine produced a very acceptable loaf. There was a run of rather duff ones which I blamed on a bad batch of flour. Turned out correct as this latter one is different flour.
Tomorrow I have to pay the garage for the new brake pads which is not as expensive as I feared and the medical centre for a travel expense claim form for my next hospital visit.
Island residents get most reasonable expenses paid for hospital visits beyond Oban. Oban hospital you bear the cost yourself.
My rest day turned out to be not very restful.
I have a hall cupboard which has a standby chest freezer but it has become rather congested in there and if the freezer had to be used it would be a problem. It used to be kept for mackerel mainly in the days when I had my own boat and fished regularly.
Set about clearing out all sorts of rubbish which took a lot of work but it is now at least in better condition if the freezer is required in emergency.
The bread machine produced a very acceptable loaf. There was a run of rather duff ones which I blamed on a bad batch of flour. Turned out correct as this latter one is different flour.
Tomorrow I have to pay the garage for the new brake pads which is not as expensive as I feared and the medical centre for a travel expense claim form for my next hospital visit.
Island residents get most reasonable expenses paid for hospital visits beyond Oban. Oban hospital you bear the cost yourself.
rockyroller
Guru
- Location
- 20 miles northwest of Boston, MA
yup ;-) on the med today
rockyroller
Guru
- Location
- 20 miles northwest of Boston, MA
yes, temporarily. its a popular ailment
- Location
- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
An animal is trying to get into my compost bins.
In addition to a large wooden bin, I have two of those green "dome" plastic ones with the small door at the base. The first time, the cuprit removed the door completely and scattered the compost over a wide area. On the second attempt they moved the doors to the side and again made a big mess.
I do not want to harm the squirrel or the fox that is doing this. So I have put obstacles in the way of the little doors. One has two bricks in front of it, just one row so that the digger does not dislodge a brick and hurt his or her feet or legs. The other has a small pile of short and lightweight bit of branches etc.
Has anyone got any other suggestions?
In addition to a large wooden bin, I have two of those green "dome" plastic ones with the small door at the base. The first time, the cuprit removed the door completely and scattered the compost over a wide area. On the second attempt they moved the doors to the side and again made a big mess.
I do not want to harm the squirrel or the fox that is doing this. So I have put obstacles in the way of the little doors. One has two bricks in front of it, just one row so that the digger does not dislodge a brick and hurt his or her feet or legs. The other has a small pile of short and lightweight bit of branches etc.
Has anyone got any other suggestions?
Jenkins
Legendary Member
- Location
- Felixstowe
The recycling bin has been moved to the front of the house ready for emptying on Monday.
I ended up combining a little bit of shopping with the 50k challenge ride qualifyer for September which means I now have Monday free so lunch out may be had again while (if?) the weather holds.
I ended up combining a little bit of shopping with the 50k challenge ride qualifyer for September which means I now have Monday free so lunch out may be had again while (if?) the weather holds.
mistyoptic
Vintage
- Location
- A parallel reality
Four between two of us. The Chestnut and Port was my fave
mistyoptic
Vintage
- Location
- A parallel reality
My GP listed the four most common causes as:
Trauma
Dehydration
Alcohol
Food items
in that order. I’ve been on Allopurinol since. My main triggers were the top two
classic33
Leg End Member
Did you get takeaway samples?
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
A warm, mostly sunny and rather humid day here chez Casa Reynard.
Slept ok-ish, had a bit of a lie in. Did almost diddly squat. Watched the MTB, listened to the F1 and watched some action from Paris. At least the heffalumps have stopped doing a clog dance on my middle. Well, they've swapped the clogs for ballet shoes, I think...
The only constructive things I've done is make an apple crumble and score a pair of stock car programmes on the 'bay.
Oh yeah, and the crumble was
Slept ok-ish, had a bit of a lie in. Did almost diddly squat. Watched the MTB, listened to the F1 and watched some action from Paris. At least the heffalumps have stopped doing a clog dance on my middle. Well, they've swapped the clogs for ballet shoes, I think...
The only constructive things I've done is make an apple crumble and score a pair of stock car programmes on the 'bay.
Oh yeah, and the crumble was
