ger147
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I never have a meal before it's ready.
how often do you have ready meals?
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selwood90
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Have a couple a week, but sensible ones. Not the ones full of fat and saturates. Only because I work nights and prefer something warm after being out in the cold for 12 hours than a sarnie!
Rooter
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Only ones we ever have are curries, even then we cook our own rice etc. Life is too short to have a cupboard full of all the spices required to make a decent curry. Only other packet stuff we have is stuff like fish fingers or chicken nuggets for the kids.
Oxfordcomma
Challenge Tour Pro
Here you go, I was in Tescos earlier and thought of you. No mung bean, but I think pumpkin seed and kale are good substitutes? They're both superfoods I believe.
SocketRocket
Ryder Cup Winner
No, I prefer home cooked food.
HID has taken on a few hours an evening work down the recycling centre to help pay my golf fees and so I get a decent holiday. I don't even complain waiting a bit longer for her to cook a proper dinner when she gets back.
HID has taken on a few hours an evening work down the recycling centre to help pay my golf fees and so I get a decent holiday. I don't even complain waiting a bit longer for her to cook a proper dinner when she gets back.
AMcC
Journeyman Pro
Only occasionally now.
We did have more of them a couple of years ago. My wife was trying to lose weight and thought the idea of a meal with all calories noted was ideal. Tie that in to both working full time and it did save some time. Unfortunately, she developed a skin condition which caused itchy and dry patches of skin.
Only after we went back to normal food did it recede
We did have more of them a couple of years ago. My wife was trying to lose weight and thought the idea of a meal with all calories noted was ideal. Tie that in to both working full time and it did save some time. Unfortunately, she developed a skin condition which caused itchy and dry patches of skin.
Only after we went back to normal food did it recede
Golfmmad
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Hacker Khan
Yurt Dwelling, Yoghurt Knitter
Here you go, I was in Tescos earlier and thought of you. No mung bean, but I think pumpkin seed and kale are good substitutes? They're both superfoods I believe.
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Sweet. What a time to be alive....
evahakool
Challenge Tour Pro
Is that when you're away on the boat, or cooking at home?
Both, had some nice mackerel tonight grilled with mustard,frozen within a hour of coming out of the sea, 3 of the grandkids are coming for dinner tomorrow,having cod for them which we also caught and I make them into fish fingers , we are having haddock.
Last time we were off we had mackerel,haddock, salt whiting,hake, and scallops:thup:
MegaSteve
Tour Winner
Hard to top eating fish that has been caught the same day... When Mum lived in Gorleston a neighbour had a day boat and he would often give Mum some fish he had caught...
