classic33
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That person was correct. Boiled, it'll just fall apart. Shallow fried, as you would eggs.
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classic33
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Would the Marmite go on before or after frying it?Why not go the whole hog and spread it with Marmite. Black puddingMarmite
Or spread it on the raw pudding, and eat it that way. Save cooking it.
Drago
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I'm a marmite fan, but I've found many of the shop brand substitutes be be different but perfectly agreeable.
I've never tried an own brand version, the ingredients must be very similar, even if the raw material comes from a different brewery.
I did try Vegimite a few years back and found it too salty.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
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Drago
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- Suburban Poshshire
I dan recommend Tesco own brand. Its a bit milder than marmite, not quite as sharp, but very pleasant.
Mo1959
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- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
It’s ok grilled too at a medium heat.
classic33
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You grill yer black puddings!
Mo1959
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- Perthshire,Scotland
ebikeerwidnes
Guru
- Location
- Z’ha’dum
Given that the pharmacy that we use closes at 7 p.m. - my wife told me that she is out of Nytol at 7:15!!!
As she didn;t sleep at all last night she wants to take some tonight
Hmm - OK late night pharmacy needed - Google come to mind (well DuckDuckGo but whatever)
find it - seems to close at 7 - like all the others
or possible11 - depending were you look
SO I just get in the car and whizz off
turns out it if open all night - but is an automated one and all you can get is pre-planned prescription using a PIN
so no use
Tried one I remember - but that was based on when the current 11 year old was a baby and we needed Calpol
so that was 10 years ago - found it but it doesn;t exists anymore and the next door convenience shop has expanded into the space
SO I presume she will be grumpy in the morning
or sleepy
some dwarf anyway - as the grandkids (who stayed over last night) all seem a bit snuffly and coughy - she might be sneezy
As she didn;t sleep at all last night she wants to take some tonight
Hmm - OK late night pharmacy needed - Google come to mind (well DuckDuckGo but whatever)
find it - seems to close at 7 - like all the others
or possible11 - depending were you look
SO I just get in the car and whizz off
turns out it if open all night - but is an automated one and all you can get is pre-planned prescription using a PIN
so no use
Tried one I remember - but that was based on when the current 11 year old was a baby and we needed Calpol
so that was 10 years ago - found it but it doesn;t exists anymore and the next door convenience shop has expanded into the space
SO I presume she will be grumpy in the morning
or sleepy
some dwarf anyway - as the grandkids (who stayed over last night) all seem a bit snuffly and coughy - she might be sneezy
classic33
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classic33
Leg End Member
What, if anything, did Doc say about the matter?
ebikeerwidnes
Guru
- Location
- Z’ha’dum
There is no prescription because the doctor is not interested beyond referring her to a consultant
The consultant referred her to a programme that can help
which has rejected her because the waiting list is too long (like 2 other waiting list that she has been refused access to because they are too long)
the consultant can "do no more"
the GP says take as many as you like because they don;t do much
and they help - despite the instruction saying don;t take too many
but she has run out
and they are over-the-counter one but have to come from a pharmacy
so I am off out first thing to get some more
still - the NHS is in good hands
But lets not get all "the other place"
lets just say I am pissed off
