subaqua
What’s the point
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- Leytonstone
Oh. No
Stocking up pantry
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But will the shops have the vital handful.Not me.
Firstly because if I get brexited I won't be needing to carry extra food supplies with me, Europe is plentiful with good food
Second, because I will always be able to feed myself well, cooking from scratch with a handful of ingredients
I cook every day. Always fresh vegetables and that's the worry .
Will hold ups at ports cause a problem.
So, while I won't stock up, I will make sure I have rice , pasta and lentils in.
I can survive on them.
subaqua
What’s the point
- Location
- Leytonstone
Are you sure abahhht this Del ..
Yep! Bananas are going to be out crop of choice.
- Location
- Glasgow
Well, root vegetables grow in Great Britain, don't they?
Also greens? I don't like that ubiquitous Kale, but I'll make it tasty somehow
Dairy and eggs we should have plenty from Weismann dairy locally, lots of stuff I like to cook actually comes from the Asian continent ... sorted!
classic33
Leg End Member
Muller!Well, root vegetables grow in Great Britain, don't they?
Also greens? I don't like that ubiquitous Kale, but I'll make it tasty somehow
Dairy and eggs we should have plenty from Weismann dairy locally, lots of stuff I like to cook actually comes from the Asian continent ... sorted!
- Location
- London
- Location
- London
I really can't see the shops being empty. And if you eat a lot of veg, me too, i really can't see that being a problem either, except for exotic stuff. Why on earth should it be? Do your carrots and spuds go on a tour of europe before arriving on your plate? If so, the food miles problem is far far worse than I imagined.
Edit, posted before I saw pat's response to same.
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Thanks for the common sense pat.Well, root vegetables grow in Great Britain, don't they?
Also greens? I don't like that ubiquitous Kale, but I'll make it tasty somehow
Dairy and eggs we should have plenty from Weismann dairy locally, lots of stuff I like to cook actually comes from the Asian continent ... sorted!
Some of the stuff on this thread is real dinner party waffle.
Anything but face the real issues.
And confirmation perhaps that many folk still don't understand their own country and are out of touch with it. And I wonder what situation/referendum result that helped bring about?
More power to the humble swede/turnip or whatever folk want to call it.
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- London
Stir fry it? I'll stir fry pretty much any veg.Also greens? I don't like that ubiquitous Kale, but I'll make it tasty somehow
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Do we as a nation grow and produce enough to feed us all? Honest question. Farmers are going to enjoy increased prices if they end up the only suppliers, good for them. Maybe each local area can keep to themselves what they grow, so Lincolnshire produce for Lincolnshire people, the locals would be happy with that and London produce etc.
- Location
- London
honest answer, i doubt it. I imagine the last time we approached that was during the war when folk lived on a restricted diet.
Fortunately I don't think we are going to be blockaded this time. I think it's years since anyone saw a U boat.
it costs more to supply a small customer than it does a large one. How much do you think prices will increase over the next few years?
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- London
Have no idea screenman, too many variables.
