Re: Same brand, different name...
 

Back to rectangular cuboid actually. Perhaps you could sand off the corners?

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What did you think your were gunna get J some real advice??? sorry hun wrong place for that only "funny guys" here:rolleyes:

But to answer you I've not seen any here but will keep a look out for you new time I send the maid out shopping :D

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I do cook, thanks. Why do you think I'm after these things. Don't get involved with things you obviously don't understand.

Cheers hun. :D

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Sorry, I assumed you needed a poultice to draw a boil brought on by eating baked beans.

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Funny you mention Shreddies. Apparently, if I remember correctly, Shreddies are only exported to NZ & Canada and that is all. Wonderful presentation I saw where the chap talked about a young kid from an ad agency in NZ who had to come up with a new idea for selling them and he 'turned' them into diamonds. Quality bit of impro... but back to the task, you can possibly import them from NZ...

As for the other names, the curse of Americanisation on Australia takes hold. I love the USA< but would rather Australia did not become an off-shoot, language-wise, of the States. Bandaid, diapers and the like are all from the US and, in my view, mostly down to the inability over the past 15 or so years for the TV stations here to ever make theior own programmes and just buy cheap American rubbish thus influicitng the ewntire population with US brands and names.

The country was built on the poms (fair enough) and then established it's own off-shoot of langguage with English as abase. Fair enough again. But to start being American is silly but getting worse...

Stay Australian Australia - I liked it when you were...

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Stick to your capabilities. You're obviously an egg and chips kind of person.

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Sir / Madam / Other,

Is fabricating Harissa paste beyond you or merely beneath you?

If beyond then no hope for your cooking. Beneath then arse the servants.

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Shreddies is owned by Nestlé now, so they're not even truly British anymore. :thumbdown:

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Thanks for that. Bring me some harissa paste, servant.

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I think you may need to look at getting your medication changed.................

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We found it in a fair few places when we visited Sydney & Melbourne, but trust me, it's not the same as Galaxy :thumbdown:

General consensus from our own Chocolate Consultants, who made it their mission to find a decent Oz chocolate, was that is was gluey & tasteless. Further research from other Consultants resident in the Melbourne area backed up our findings & consequently we had to bring our own supply on our most recent visit!

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One of the (many) examples of how BE is fast becoming the last refuge of the mad, bad & sad...

votes please on which category this genius fits into :thumbsup::thumbup::thumbsup:

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I vote for mad

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I might be wrong but I think that Willblack might be hinting that its possible, even quite easy, to make these items yourself and that a "real" cook would do so :rofl:

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Credit card users tend to find it more difficult but.