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Re: Food?
Originally Posted by lynnxa
(Post 5154887)
what with being from worcester and all.........;)
Rosemary |
Re: Food?
Originally Posted by The Oddities
(Post 5154896)
Really!!!! Did not realise. My OH keeps on saying that years ago in Sheffield he used to have Hendersons Relish which he says is better than worchester sauce so when you eventually meet him you can have a go at him.
Rosemary click here & read all about it! never heard of Hendersons, but as I don't like anything along those lines at all, I'll just have to believe him |
Re: Food?
Originally Posted by lynnxa
(Post 5154927)
actually you made me think a minute there, so I checked
click here & read all about it! never heard of Hendersons, but as I don't like anything along those lines at all, I'll just have to believe him I use worcester sauce in lasagne, spag bol, casseroles etc but he uses it on cheese on toast too. Rosemary |
Re: Food?
Originally Posted by billgates
(Post 5154018)
Sounds like you've got a business there that preys on the naive English population. If he fails as a butcher he would be perfectly qualified to set up as a builder. ;)
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Re: Food?
Originally Posted by The Oddities
(Post 5154807)
Just thought of antibacterial spray - I always used it a lot in Uk but cannot find anything similar her.
Oh dear I think that I may end up pestering you. Rosemary I read your question some time ago, but then I had my PC probs and forgot all about it :unsure: I spent ages looking for antibacterial spray here, and had no luck at all. A friend suggested I made my own...................................... I buy a bottle of "alcohol" (like you get in the Euro shops, something like 70 cents a bottle - the kind of stuff you use for cleansing, as opposed to drinking! :eek:) Then I add several squirts of antibacterial Fairy liquid, and that's it - works perfectly :thumbsup: You just need an empty bottle with a trigger spray to put it into. Having said all that, I actually saw some antibacterial spray in LIDL very recently. Don't know whether you have a Lidl store anywhere near you? Personally, I'm sticking with my home made stuff, because it's really cheap, works well and lasts ages. Hope that helps? Sam x |
Re: Food?
there are lots of old fashioned cleaning things we don't use anymore, maybe because we're bombarded with all the fancy ones in nice trigger packs! vinegar, bicarb, even salt can be used for various cleaning things, how cheap are all of those!!
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Re: Food?
Originally Posted by brisca
(Post 5237276)
Hi Rosemary :)
I read your question some time ago, but then I had my PC probs and forgot all about it :unsure: I spent ages looking for antibacterial spray here, and had no luck at all. A friend suggested I made my own...................................... I buy a bottle of "alcohol" (like you get in the Euro shops, something like 70 cents a bottle - the kind of stuff you use for cleansing, as opposed to drinking! :eek:) Then I add several squirts of antibacterial Fairy liquid, and that's it - works perfectly :thumbsup: You just need an empty bottle with a trigger spray to put it into. Having said all that, I actually saw some antibacterial spray in LIDL very recently. Don't know whether you have a Lidl store anywhere near you? Personally, I'm sticking with my home made stuff, because it's really cheap, works well and lasts ages. Hope that helps? Sam x Rosemary |
Re: Food?
Originally Posted by brisca
(Post 5237276)
Hi Rosemary :)
I read your question some time ago, but then I had my PC probs and forgot all about it :unsure: I spent ages looking for antibacterial spray here, and had no luck at all. A friend suggested I made my own...................................... I buy a bottle of "alcohol" (like you get in the Euro shops, something like 70 cents a bottle - the kind of stuff you use for cleansing, as opposed to drinking! :eek:) Then I add several squirts of antibacterial Fairy liquid, and that's it - works perfectly :thumbsup: You just need an empty bottle with a trigger spray to put it into. Having said all that, I actually saw some antibacterial spray in LIDL very recently. Don't know whether you have a Lidl store anywhere near you? Personally, I'm sticking with my home made stuff, because it's really cheap, works well and lasts ages. Hope that helps? Sam x |
Re: Food?
Originally Posted by Fuzzlepop
(Post 5238398)
you can also wash your hair with beer, you boil it to remove the alcohol then mix 50/50 with shampoo.
Good Luck with your move today. Rosemary |
Re: Food?
Really nice new potatoes, rhubarb, clotted cream, damsons. If anyone gives me another aubergine I will ................... On another note in the sixties we used to rinse our hair in beer or vinegar for shine. Must have smelt lovely.
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