Bread and milk

bromley52

M&S in Douglas have a small amount of bread left but going fast so go go go go.:pac:

Mr Bloat

Alternative BA for anyone who missed out on the bread offer, Cannibalism book for only 5p

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Cannibalism-Naomi-Wood-Snow/dp/1424122058/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1519753774&sr=1-8&keywords=cannibalism

manofthefora

But beware - this book does NOT contain cooking instructions.

seefin

I've 3 sliced pans to sell in cork area- a tenner each . Must collect though, I'm not leaving house before Saturday!

NIMAN

Us Irish really are an embarrassment at times.

myshirt

A lot of people stocking up on cans aswell.

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odyssey06

You want to hit a supermarket that has its own bakery, in my local LIDL the bakery bread shelves were well stocked, but zero sliced pans.

I find long life milk (UHT) ok in coffee but not in tea or on cereal.

In light of the earlier comment re: cannibalism, the empty beef section in the fridges versus the fully stocked pork section is concerning. I hope they aren't using a "local" supplier... of "local" people.

Grab All Association

I’ve stocked up on meat. Too many carbs in bread. It’s no wonder the country has a T2/obesity epidemic. Potatoes are diabetes in a skin.

Same as Coca Cola, 7up and Pepsi. The zero/diet versions are a whole lot healthier and nicer in my opinion and the fact you’d have to drink 200 cans of Diet Coke to match the calories in one can of regular coke (and the fact you’ve no sugar in these 200 cans) really says it all. T2 will bankrupt the HSE in years to come.

Atlantic Dawn

I'd gladly pay €5 a loaf rather than spend the evening driving around looking for some.

limnam

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I'd gladly pay €5 a loaf rather than spend the evening driving around looking for some.

Just go to a shop that sells gluten free bread.

It's always left over during "crisis" and if it's toasted with a snow shovel of butter on it sure it's mighty.

Nollog

Iceland do long life milk 65 cent per litre. Cheapest in my area anyway.

ArthurG

Alternatively buy a bag of flour and some buttermilk. That'll keep you going for a few days and save you a fortune.

Hoboo

ArthurG wrote: »

Alternatively buy a bag of flour and some buttermilk. That'll keep you going for a few days and save you a fortune.

Be a lovely combo if you've no electricity or gas for the oven! In fairness though, you're right, although Id be going the pancake route.

raspberrypi67

How much for a crust...lol

Daisy 55

Hoboo wrote: »

Be a lovely combo if you've no electricity or gas for the oven! In fairness though, you're right, although Id be going the pancake route.

No eggs here either!!!

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Chancer3001

Grab All Association wrote: »

I’ve stocked up on meat. Too many carbs in bread. It’s no wonder the country has a T2/obesity epidemic. Potatoes are diabetes in a skin.

Same as Coca Cola, 7up and Pepsi. The zero/diet versions are a whole lot healthier and nicer in my opinion and the fact you’d have to drink 200 cans of Diet Coke to match the calories in one can of regular coke (and the fact you’ve no sugar in these 200 cans) really says it all. T2 will bankrupt the HSE in years to come.

Don't feed the troll.

I'm actually surprised at people stockpiling bread tho. Sure it only lasts a day or so before it's stale. Frozenbread ? Surely buy something else for the freezer that's smaller and nicer!