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The Grapevine (OFF TOPIC CHAT) Part II
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You get a cute, dinky little card when you buy chillies in Lidl.
99cent for a small punnet. I've been adding them to smoothies, mostly beetroot and carrot. I barely notice them.
Your selection in the punnet is random, I notice you have to search through the punnets for Rawit and Serenade, they seem to crop up less often.0 -
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Was thinking of getting the Moodley Manor Christmas Roast but to be honest the price is a bit off-putting. €24!
My husband likes their stuff but I'm not that keen I find the bacon too sweet and the burgers seemed really heavy/dense and rubbery to me
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Yeah they are really dear aren't they. I still couldn't resist and bought two
, want to have something damn nice for xmas dinner, also my sister is pescetarian, and one of my brothers want's to eat less meat - maybe a future vegan heh, so I can facilitate them. I just couldn't say no to that sausage stuffing in it! Was an easier choice for me as I love their stuff, plus they have gone out of their way to help me out and so on. Still, ouch!
Since you don't like their stuff, usually I'd just get one of the roasts from down to earth, think they are around €8. Think they are 390g, the moodley yoke is 850g.0 -
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Not sure if it was just a trial thing, but Tesco have a couple of vegan candy options. Their sour strips and strawberry laces are marked 'suitable for vegans".
I came here just to post the same thing - their jelly beans too. I bought quite a few yesterday, the sour cola strips are to die for. My mouth waters just thinking about them.
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I think all NB runners are vegan, as are Brooks (my preferred road shredders - well joggers at leastZombienosh wrote: »Found some decent vegan New Balance runners in JD sports.
Happy with that, usually just settle for converse but needed something a bit more sporty... 0 -
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henryporter wrote: »I think all NB runners are vegan, as are Brooks (my preferred road shredders - well joggers at least
Not all are, some have suede. I think most are accidentally vegan though.0 -
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Just back from a few days in NYC - Vegan paradise: diners, restaurants, michelin starred restaurants, pizzas, doughnuts, shops (got some egg-replacer, the Mrs. got some shoes), takeaways - sheer bliss Have a look at Champs Diner, The Cinnamon Snail, Avant Garden, Moo Shoes, Dun Well Donuts, Blossom Du Jour and Dr. Cow - can't wait to go back (although need to earn a wad of money before that happens again!) 0
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