chicken salt
Nov 13th 2006 | 12:08 pm
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Re: chicken salt
Originally Posted by Hels Bells
Ipom...I have to agree with ya!! Chicken salt is vile!!
I think it, like cockroaches, would be the only thing to survive a nuclear bomb!!
I think it, like cockroaches, would be the only thing to survive a nuclear bomb!!
Nov 13th 2006 | 12:13 pm
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Re: chicken salt
Originally Posted by Hels Bells
Ipom...I have to agree with ya!! Chicken salt is vile!!
I think it, like cockroaches, would be the only thing to survive a nuclear bomb!!
I think it, like cockroaches, would be the only thing to survive a nuclear bomb!!
) - but can I find it?? Coles & Woolies in my area seem to stock shelves in no logical order, so cannot locate it anywhere when I go looking...
Last edited by stevemich; Nov 13th 2006 at 12:15 pm.
Nov 13th 2006 | 12:17 pm
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Re: chicken salt
Originally Posted by stevemich
I want to try it after hearng lots of people go on about how great it is (although they say the same about Vegemite which is utter CRAP! ) - but can I find it??
Coles & Woolies in my area seem to stock shelves in no logical order, so cannot locate it anywhere when I go looking...
) - but can I find it?? Coles & Woolies in my area seem to stock shelves in no logical order, so cannot locate it anywhere when I go looking...
I found it on a shelf inbetween the salt and the herbs etc.
Nov 13th 2006 | 12:19 pm
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Re: chicken salt
Originally Posted by Wendy
I found it on a shelf inbetween the salt and the herbs etc.
ahh well!
Maybe I am doing myself a favour by not finding it??!
Nov 13th 2006 | 12:20 pm
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Re: chicken salt
Originally Posted by stevemich
Maybe it was sold out when I have looked - but it wasn't there when I checked last time...
ahh well!
Maybe I am doing myself a favour by not finding it??!
ahh well!
Maybe I am doing myself a favour by not finding it??!
Nov 13th 2006 | 12:23 pm
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Re: chicken salt
Originally Posted by stevemich
Maybe it was sold out when I have looked - but it wasn't there when I checked last time...
ahh well!
Maybe I am doing myself a favour by not finding it??!
ahh well!
Maybe I am doing myself a favour by not finding it??!
its now called seasoned salt, or chicken seasoning or some other nonsense. Woman in our chippie gets really narky if you call it chicken salt so we ask for it just to annoy her.
Nov 13th 2006 | 12:27 pm
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Re: chicken salt
Originally Posted by jad n rich
Its there but they cant call it chicken salt anymore, gone all PC some chicken probably got offended somewhere its now called seasoned salt, or chicken seasoning or some other nonsense. Woman in our chippie gets really narky if you call it chicken salt so we ask for it just to annoy her.
its now called seasoned salt, or chicken seasoning or some other nonsense. Woman in our chippie gets really narky if you call it chicken salt so we ask for it just to annoy her. Although I stand by the comments that:
a) Vegemite is crap, and;
b) Coles/Woolies do not put similar type items together in any logical fashion, requiring endless circuits of the aisles looking for a particular item...
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Nov 13th 2006 | 12:29 pm
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Re: chicken salt
Originally Posted by stevemich
ahhh... that may be the reason. I will check it out next time...
Although I stand by the comments that:
a) Vegemite is crap, and;
b) Coles/Woolies do not put similar type items together in any logical fashion, requiring endless circuits of the aisles looking for a particular item...
Although I stand by the comments that:
a) Vegemite is crap, and;
b) Coles/Woolies do not put similar type items together in any logical fashion, requiring endless circuits of the aisles looking for a particular item...
Yep, agree with B (but I like marmite AND vegemite
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Nov 13th 2006 | 12:36 pm
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Re: chicken salt
Originally Posted by Wendy
but I like marmite AND vegemite
Wierdo
Nov 13th 2006 | 12:37 pm
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Re: chicken salt
Originally Posted by stevemich
Wierdo
Not at the same time though
Nov 13th 2006 | 12:39 pm
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Re: chicken salt
Originally Posted by Wendy
Not at the same time though
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Nov 13th 2006 | 12:44 pm
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Re: chicken salt
Originally Posted by stevemich
ahhh... that may be the reason, thanks for the tip - I will check it out next time...
Although I stand by the comments that:
a) Vegemite is crap, and;
b) Coles/Woolies do not put similar type items together in any logical fashion, requiring endless circuits of the aisles looking for a particular item...
Although I stand by the comments that:
a) Vegemite is crap, and;
b) Coles/Woolies do not put similar type items together in any logical fashion, requiring endless circuits of the aisles looking for a particular item...
Nov 13th 2006 | 2:21 pm
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Re: chicken salt
Originally Posted by moneypen20
Vegemite is fab. Chicken salt is good. My Coles has stuff in sensible places - fairly organised, the Woolies is all over the place though - surprisingly enough they don't get many customers
Vegemite on toast sorts your tummy out if you are hungover
Nov 13th 2006 | 2:31 pm
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Re: chicken salt
Originally Posted by moneypen20
Vegemite is fab. Chicken salt is good. My Coles has stuff in sensible places - fairly organised, the Woolies is all over the place though - surprisingly enough they don't get many customers
Nov 13th 2006 | 3:21 pm
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Re: chicken salt
Originally Posted by Fiona&malc
Vegemite on toast sorts your tummy out if you are hungover
One or two lagers, or one voddie is all I can manage these days. Probably good, used to drink like a fish
