Ah - and where does much of our pasta come from...?The Tesco I went through on Sunday now has toilet paper, kitchen roll and rice, but still no pasta.
A lot of it is manufactured by a company called pasta foods based in Yarmouth. Just because something is classed as Italian doesn't mean it's only made there ?Ah - and where does much of our pasta come from...?
A lot of it is manufactured by a company called pasta foods based in Yarmouth. Just because something is classed as Italian doesn't mean it's only made there ?
????? am laughing coz I cannot believe you have had to explain that to someone.
might start planting a paddy field on me back garden in case there’s a rice shortage in china
On the dodgy Dolmio adverts I'm sure in the bottom corner it says something along the lines of produced in The NetherlandsA lot of it is manufactured by a company called pasta foods based in Yarmouth. Just because something is classed as Italian doesn't mean it's only made there ?
I'd avoid those sauces like the plague anyway with all the extra added salts and sugars in the ingredients. Everything is readily available to make a good homemade sauce, but your point stands in that it proves its not made in Italy depsite its name.On the dodgy Dolmio adverts I'm sure in the bottom corner it says something along the lines of produced in The Netherlands
Back to pasta, such a simple product to make, it can be knocked out anywhere. Just because a food type originates in a country or region does not mean it has to be made there (before the pedants kick in, for example, a pork pie can be made anywhere but a Melton Mowbray pork pie can only be made in Melton Mowbray, etc etc)
We stopped using jars of sauces years ago. Very convenient but as you say, loaded with sugar and salt.I'd avoid those sauces like the plague anyway with all the extra added salts and sugars in the ingredients. Everything is readily available to make a good homemade sauce, but your point stands in that it proves its not made in Italy depsite its name.
People sadly are stupid and assume everything comes from somewhere else purely based on 1 brand or an originating source back in the day.. Was out yesterday in Coningsby and heard people banging on about toilet rolls and they had been stockpiling as they thought the government don't know when the next batch would be imported, imagine their surprise when I informed them the factory that makes, packages them and ships them to the supermarkets in Lincoln are based on the A17 just past Cranwell which is about 16 miles away and is readily shipping daily ?.
How true that is.Complete idiots stock piling loo rolls.
Well that’s good news for those without bog roll ... ! Suggest they get nail brushes as wellwent in Tesco Ness side last night, no bog roll or Pasta to be seen, they did have hand wash though![]()
I don't know that this has been great PR for Costco. The name has now become synomynous with panic buying toilet rolls, even though it applies to supermarkets as well. Somehow the pictures from there seem worse. We have a Costco card for work, we don't buy toilet rolls from them though we have a repeat order set up on Amazon for those, but I would avoid there full stop at the moment as it just has an air of manic behaviour about it right now. Unfair and probably inaccurate but I'll be giving it a wide berth for a while yet. (I do love drooling over the tv's when you first walk in though. Tech porn)Went to Costco yesterday, they were announcing at the door that there was no loo roll. Equally, there was no kitchen paper, very few tissues, and no pasta. They did have hand wash though, and a truck load of TV's.