Oooo. BE gets a mention in the guardian ...
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I think a move to New Zealand is generally a step or two down the culinary ladder. We are English and hence well versed in the art of bad food but this place can take that to a whole new level. Why else would we still be buying rubbish like Oxo cubes and other bland, unimaginative culinary rubbish? :D
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Two words.
Frey Bentos. :p |
Re: Oooo. BE gets a mention in the guardian ...
Originally Posted by Charismatic
(Post 10661509)
I think a move to New Zealand is generally a step or two down the culinary ladder. We are English and hence well versed in the art of bad food but this place can take that to a whole new level. Why else would we still be buying rubbish like Oxo cubes and other bland, unimaginative culinary rubbish? :D
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Re: Oooo. BE gets a mention in the guardian ...
Originally Posted by Charismatic
(Post 10661509)
I think a move to New Zealand is generally a step or two down the culinary ladder. We are English and hence well versed in the art of bad food but this place can take that to a whole new level. Why else would we still be buying rubbish like Oxo cubes and other bland, unimaginative culinary rubbish? :D
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Originally Posted by Charismatic
(Post 10661509)
Why else would we still be buying rubbish like Oxo cubes and other bland, unimaginative culinary rubbish? :D
I'm glad I can buy Colman's English mustard from the supermarket without resorting to an expat shop. Same with Heinz Ketchup too. There's only 6 things I buy from expat shops. NZ fresh food is great. Meat, fish, cheese, cakes and bread. Yummy. |
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Kids were my main concern, My youngest is such a poor eater but we took the opportunity to say New Zealand New Foods. I do hanker after low fat foods and I believe if I had the time I could probably find lots more than just the occasional sausage and yoghurt
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I never thought Oxo cubes could be so "divisive". I just associate them with my grandmothers post-war approach to cooking (which would inevitably involve some variation of over boiled veg, potatoes in varying forms, fake gravy and dry meat).
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Originally Posted by Charismatic
(Post 10661749)
I never thought Oxo cubes could be so "divisive". I just associate them with my grandmothers post-war approach to cooking (which would inevitably involve some variation of over boiled veg, potatoes in varying forms, fake gravy and dry meat).
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Re: Oooo. BE gets a mention in the guardian ...
Originally Posted by Charismatic
(Post 10661749)
I never thought Oxo cubes could be so "divisive". I just associate them with my grandmothers post-war approach to cooking (which would inevitably involve some variation of over boiled veg, potatoes in varying forms, fake gravy and dry meat).
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I'm with you on the Bisto Gravy powder but not on the OXO cubes. Knorr stock cubes are far superior :p.
Hankering for some McVities' Gingernuts right now *sigh* |
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Originally Posted by j19fmm
(Post 10661540)
Can't live without my OXO cubes...don't diss the cube :sneaky:
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Bisto! Yuk! Proper gravy any stock cube, meat juice, vege juice, flour. Yummy!
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