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The 'what you had for your tea' thread.

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1 minute ago, FoyleFox said:

Tonight's choices. And I think I'll be going for the cheese board too @tom27111

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Yes! Do it!

 

I've been in Sainsbury's today and they've fitted a new cheese counter in time for Xmas.

 

This year, I'm hoping to beat my personal best of £63.20 on cheeses that'll I'll still be eating at the end of January. 

 

I put more effort in to picking cheeses than I do the turkey :thumbup:

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22 minutes ago, tom27111 said:

Yes! Do it!

 

I've been in Sainsbury's today and they've fitted a new cheese counter in time for Xmas.

 

This year, I'm hoping to beat my personal best of £63.20 on cheeses that'll I'll still be eating at the end of January. 

 

I put more effort in to picking cheeses than I do the turkey :thumbup:

I was at Chatsworth farm shop earlier and they had an amazing selection of Christmas cheeses. Was about to buy some then I saw best before Nov 23. Charlatans. 

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46 minutes ago, Unabomber said:

I was at Chatsworth farm shop earlier and they had an amazing selection of Christmas cheeses. Was about to buy some then I saw best before Nov 23. Charlatans. 

 

I'm hoping for some jobs in Scotland, stop off in Tebay services and stock up!

 

Plenty of meats for a charcuterie board too 

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Just now, tom27111 said:

 

I'm hoping for some jobs in Scotland, stop off in Tebay services and stock up!

 

Plenty of meats for a charcuterie board too 

Nice, I bloody love buying all manner of food over the Christmas period. Baked Brie, baked bread, cold meats, pickles etc. Can’t beat it.

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2 minutes ago, Unabomber said:

My purple sprouting broccoli and carrots feel so inadequate

 

Well, I wanted some purple sprouting or even romanesco, but Sainsbury's was bare. Had to nip in m&s, they only had tenderstem.

 

And I wasn't planning on Brussels, but I saw them and that was that lol

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Just now, tom27111 said:

 

Well, I wanted some purple sprouting or even romanesco, but Sainsbury's was bare. Had to nip in m&s, they only had tenderstem.

 

And I wasn't planning on Brussels, but I saw them and that was that lol

Nice well enjoy mate I’m sure it’ll be class 

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Just now, tom27111 said:

Anyway @Unabomber, youve got lamb, so you win, hands down.

 

The king of sundays.

 

Nobody in my house likes it.

 

I only get it on Easter Sunday because I argue it's as traditional as a turkey at Xmas!

Potentially but I’ve never cooked loin of lamb, it’s only small so gonna pan fry and then oven for 15 mins. 

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