I can't grasp some of the figures in here.
My home insurance is due towards the end of the year but last year it was £142 for building and contents
It's about to get worse as well, all sorts of support getiing pulled in various directions now.I got to 2:10, and had to stop, you're right, that is such a hard watch.
How did we let things get in this state?
Can't remember seeing one of those since school in the 90sGet yourself one of the massive blue rolls, cheaper and lasts for way longer.
I got to 2:10, and had to stop, you're right, that is such a hard watch.
How did we let things get in this state?
depends what you are doing with it - we never use it for wiping surfaces - but, if you only use it directly on food -Get yourself one of the massive blue rolls, cheaper and lasts for way longer.
Turkey sector expects ‘buoyant’ festive sales
“Aldi, in its Christmas brochure, initially anchored fresh prices to last year’s rate at £3.99/kg, later adjusting it to £3.75/kg in response to Lidl’s launch price. Both retailers now find themselves below last year’s final pre-Christmas pricing of £3.99/kg,” he added, while suggesting there could be more cuts to come.
“You have to believe it will become really cut-throat in the run-up to Christmas, especially if retailers don’t see the volumes shifting,” he suggested. “I expect it will become very competitive.”
People still pay rip off prices for kitchen towels?
Get yourself one of the massive blue rolls, cheaper and lasts for way longer.
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What are you insuring a stately home?Jesus ******* Christ, house insurance came through, £565 last year, £1,115!!!!
We've not made any claims..........
What is going on? That isn't funny, that's 100% increase.
Bet its nothing like the picture, pies now days seem very hollow inside, mostly the pastry.Iceland announces return of £1.50 Christmas dinner pie
The British frozen food giants revealed the news to the delight of fans. A box of two Festive Pies retails for £3, meaning you can essentially tuck into a Christmas dinner for just £1.50.www.dailymail.co.uk
but, if you only use it directly on food -
drying of washed chicken pieces, leaving some in bread-bin
Given the one pig in blanket looking massive in that photo, I'm guessing it's tiny.Bet its nothing like the picture, pies now days seem very hollow inside, mostly the pastry.
Bet its nothing like the picture, pies now days seem very hollow inside, mostly the pastry.
Bet its nothing like the picture, pies now days seem very hollow inside, mostly the pastry.
Thanks ill pay extra for proper pies, forgot supermarkets arent the only option.Have to buy better quality pies, Ive found ones from the likes of https://limetreepantryfoods.com/ really good, not cheap though