classic33
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She can still open the tins though. One less job for you.The choice is out of her hands.....
In Praise of Fray Bentos
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Every little helps.
classic33
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More time for elbow exercise.Every little helps.
Reynard
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Mrs D has broken her leg.
Looks like I'll be doing all the shopping and cooking for a while.
Still, every cloud has a silver lining.
Just off to supermarket to stock up on FB pies and beer.......
Hope the missus mends soon xxx
In the mean time, enjoy doing the grocery shop
NorthernDave
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This looks like the opposite end of the pie spectrum:
The Guardian: Holborn Dining Room: 'Its pork pie is a bold expression of pig' – restaurant review.
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeand...is-a-bold-expression-of-pig-restaurant-review
Looks nice, but twenty quid for a pork pie..? And it's not even served with mushy peas!
The Guardian: Holborn Dining Room: 'Its pork pie is a bold expression of pig' – restaurant review.
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeand...is-a-bold-expression-of-pig-restaurant-review
Looks nice, but twenty quid for a pork pie..? And it's not even served with mushy peas!
Poncey crap.This looks like the opposite end of the pie spectrum:
The Guardian: Holborn Dining Room: 'Its pork pie is a bold expression of pig' – restaurant review.
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeand...is-a-bold-expression-of-pig-restaurant-review
Looks nice, but twenty quid for a pork pie..? And it's not even served with mushy peas!
That's bloody good value compared to my meal at Frankie and Benny's on Friday night. Eight of us, including one five year old, just main courses and two rounds of drinks: £150.00. And everything was cold.This looks like the opposite end of the pie spectrum:
The Guardian: Holborn Dining Room: 'Its pork pie is a bold expression of pig' – restaurant review.
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeand...is-a-bold-expression-of-pig-restaurant-review
Looks nice, but twenty quid for a pork pie..? And it's not even served with mushy peas!
classic33
Leg End Member
This looks like the opposite end of the pie spectrum:
The Guardian: Holborn Dining Room: 'Its pork pie is a bold expression of pig' – restaurant review.
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeand...is-a-bold-expression-of-pig-restaurant-review
Outrageous price
Looks nice, but twenty quid for a pork pie..? And it's not even served with mushy peas!
classic33
Leg End Member
What did the five year old sup?
I had to rescue my lager from her thieving mitts on several occasions.
Reynard
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- Cambridgeshire, UK
If one is looking for a tasty pork pie that doesn't cost 20 quid, might I recommend the Dickinson & Morris ones... 
Failing that, the Walker's ones are also very nice.
Failing that, the Walker's ones are also very nice.
raleighnut
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If one is looking for a tasty pork pie that doesn't cost 20 quid, might I recommend the Dickinson & Morris ones...
Failing that, the Walker's ones are also very nice.
My family like Nandos,but some are hit and miss,three out of my last four visits my food has gone back,requesting WARM food espesh when i have told them i have been watching it sitting under a light bulb for six to nine mins,they did not like that one bit also on two visits my wife and my sil sent theirs back. £150 the lot would have gone back to the serving hatch.
classic33
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Could you eat 150 of them in one go?You can buy an awful lot of FB pies for £150....................150 in fact.
