Boring question about suet
#31
Re: Boring question about suet
Originally Posted by Jude J
They sure are! What a bu**er, we have just moved house and I gave away all her baby stuff to charity, it would have been perfect if you had a girl, all the right sizes etc.
How exciting! I sometimes wish I was 20ish again and could have more babies!
Hubby at home today with our daughter, he just sent me a pic of her in the garden
How exciting! I sometimes wish I was 20ish again and could have more babies!
Hubby at home today with our daughter, he just sent me a pic of her in the garden
Lol.... I'm getting towards 40-ish and still having more babies!... heres a pic taken 2 days over when DS decided it was better to eat the bubbles rather than wash the car with them.
#32
Re: Boring question about suet
Originally Posted by SarahB
Dont worry, I have some friends here holding stuff for me til I get the scan.
Lol.... I'm getting towards 40-ish and still having more babies!... heres a pic taken 2 days over when DS decided it was better to eat the bubbles rather than wash the car with them.
Lol.... I'm getting towards 40-ish and still having more babies!... heres a pic taken 2 days over when DS decided it was better to eat the bubbles rather than wash the car with them.
What a cutie!! Is he loooking forward to having a baby in the house?
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Re: Boring question about suet
Originally Posted by SarahB
And theres me thinking I would be lucky to get a single reply to this question!
Originally Posted by SarahB
Off2NZ.... let us know how you get on with the Shreddo... I probably wont be able to pop up to Botany til monday now.... I was up in Howick all day yesterday at a friends house. Is that where you live?
Originally Posted by SarahB
....our house in Peterborough...
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#34
Re: Boring question about suet
Originally Posted by Off2NZ
I did get Shreddo but didn't get round to trying anything with it yesterday so no Jam Roly Poly for tea like I thought! We ended up going to McD's for tea and then trying to shop for a television - didn't get one though. Yes, we live in Howick, about 4-5 mins drive from Botany which is nice and handy!
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#35
Re: Boring question about suet
Originally Posted by Off2NZ
Suet is obviously more popular than we all thought!!!
I did get Shreddo but didn't get round to trying anything with it yesterday so no Jam Roly Poly for tea like I thought! We ended up going to McD's for tea and then trying to shop for a television - didn't get one though. Yes, we live in Howick, about 4-5 mins drive from Botany which is nice and handy!
we used to live about an hour from Peterborough back in the UK!
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I did get Shreddo but didn't get round to trying anything with it yesterday so no Jam Roly Poly for tea like I thought! We ended up going to McD's for tea and then trying to shop for a television - didn't get one though. Yes, we live in Howick, about 4-5 mins drive from Botany which is nice and handy!
we used to live about an hour from Peterborough back in the UK!
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We are 20 minutes drive from Botany.... we just go through Whitford and we're there.
I just sold a house in Deeping St James which is South Lincs.... 8 miles north of Peterborough... we have a town house in Yaxley which is tween the A1 and Peterborough. All our family live in or around Peterborough. Whereabouts were you?
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Re: Boring question about suet
Originally Posted by Jude J
What a cutie!! Is he loooking forward to having a baby in the house?
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Re: Boring question about suet
Originally Posted by SarahB
Jam Roly Poly has to be with custard though doesnt it?! mmmmmm ?
Originally Posted by SarahB
We are 20 minutes drive from Botany.... we just go through Whitford and we're there. ?
Originally Posted by SarahB
I just sold a house in Deeping St James which is South Lincs.... 8 miles north of Peterborough... we have a town house in Yaxley which is tween the A1 and Peterborough. All our family live in or around Peterborough. Whereabouts were you?
#38
Re: Boring question about suet
Originally Posted by Off2NZ
Absolutely - I've really got a taste for it now and think I'm going to have to make it at the weekend.
We'll have to meet up sometime if you'd like - seeing as we are not far away from each other.
From a small town called Soham. (Actually I'm sure you've heard of it). Both hubby and I were born and brought up there and never moved away until now. I used to work in Ely for the Bishop and as Yaxley is in the Ely Diocese we had quite a lot of contact with people in Yaxley. Small world, eh?
We'll have to meet up sometime if you'd like - seeing as we are not far away from each other.
From a small town called Soham. (Actually I'm sure you've heard of it). Both hubby and I were born and brought up there and never moved away until now. I used to work in Ely for the Bishop and as Yaxley is in the Ely Diocese we had quite a lot of contact with people in Yaxley. Small world, eh?
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Re: Boring question about suet
Originally Posted by poppets
my uncle & his family live in Yaxley, my other uncle & aunt live in huntingdon (stukley meadows), and my great uncle lives in Ely. If we hadn't have come to Nz we'd be living in cambs, probably hardwick or comberton!!! we used to live an hour from peterborough (herts)
I've know of all those places! And I wonder where you'd rather be living now??!!
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Originally Posted by Off2NZ
I've know of all those places! And I wonder where you'd rather be living now??!!
where do you think?
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Re: Boring question about suet
Originally Posted by poppets
well they may have the heat wave, but my beach is only 10mins away & not a soul on it!! & no wiffy tubes trains!
where do you think?
where do you think?
#42
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Originally Posted by Off2NZ
Definitely NZ for me! Although Hardwick and Comberton must have their pluses!!!
#43
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I still miss my family but I have to say that Yaxley just cant compare to Beachlands.... we lived on the busy London Road and the traffic was a constant noise all day... here its lovely and peaceful and I can walk to the beach in less than 10 minutes. The sea is clear here not like the dingey water at Sunny Hunny or Skeggy. I miss my family bigtime but we feel safer here and feel its a nicer place to bring up our littlun and the ever growing "bump"... its just whats best for us at this stage in our lives.
#44
Re: Boring question about suet
Originally Posted by SarahB
I love baking and need some suet? I always take forever finding stuff I want in the shops here for some reason.... hey I've only just managed to find some lard so I can make shortcrust pastry.... anyone know what the suet is called here and in which section would they put it? I used to use Atora at home. Ta for your help. Sarah
I had such a good laugh when I first read this thread (sorry! ) In Canada suet is something that we hang outside in the winter months for the birds to eat.
I had never heard of it being used for baking before. Learn something every day!
Sent karma for hijacking your thread!
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Re: Boring question about suet
Originally Posted by SarahB
Dont worry, I have some friends here holding stuff for me til I get the scan.
Lol.... I'm getting towards 40-ish and still having more babies!... heres a pic taken 2 days over when DS decided it was better to eat the bubbles rather than wash the car with them.
Lol.... I'm getting towards 40-ish and still having more babies!... heres a pic taken 2 days over when DS decided it was better to eat the bubbles rather than wash the car with them.
Sarah that yellow bucket with the lip on it looks liek a proper UK horse water bucket. Have you noticed they feed and water their animals out of teh strangest things here (and in Oz) usually old Resene paint buckets.