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I used to work with a guy who spent his lunch break walking 30 minutes to the nearest Tesco, because a small tin of tomato puree was 6p cheaper there than the shop next to our office.
He would then come back and sit at his desk and eat his lunch for 20 minutes, thus incurring the hatred and rage of all his colleagues, because of his 85 minute lunch break, all for the saving of 6p a week.
I used to work with a guy who spent his lunch break walking 30 minutes to the nearest Tesco, because a small tin of tomato puree was 6p cheaper there than the shop next to our office.
He would then come back and sit at his desk and eat his lunch for 20 minutes, thus incurring the hatred and rage of all his colleagues, because of his 85 minute lunch break, all for the saving of 6p a week.
See I’m surprised Jack doesn’t love Aldi because she clearly loves a good supermarket faff and I have never once been able to complete a full shop at Aldi because there’s always something really basic that they just don’t have (inevitably one of the most important things on your list) so you have to trek somewhere else. Which is why I gave up on them for full shops, I reckon I save more by buying a different brand in Tesco or Asda and not having to drive somewhere else (petrol and time wise) than I saved in Aldi in the first place.
Christ, on the bottom right, in the column which is ‘Snacks’ but also ‘Ingredients’ and, as inexplicable as an egg, ‘Meals’, there’s an entry that says ‘Freezer surprise’. Imagine what that could include from her cold pit of despair. Out of date fish? The decaying remnants of a goat leg? The mind boggles.
passed me by first time around, amongst the utter shitshow that was the Grifty Kitchen release.
Writing down everything that you’ve already got in your fridge, freezer and kitchen cupboards before going shopping? And it will be the magic key that unlocks the “£20 weekly shop” which feeds 2 adults and a child? A “very simple” system? WHAT?
Even more hilarious than it being invented by Jack is that someone, or several people, at Bluebird read this absolute twaddle and thought “yeah, sounds good!”. I cannot fathom it.
Do you ever think to put it in different jars, Lumpy? The biggest bits in one jar, medium sized broken flakes in another, and the dust particles in a third? Sorted by hand. The Monroe Method. Don't put the best before date on. There's no reason to indulge in such frivolity. That way you could put it next to your stuffing mix jars in the cupboard? Hope this helps.
Wait, the publisher of the memememememoir was going to be Tor, which mostly publishes sci-fi and horror? Yes, I can see why they might've been interested initially
I‘m absolutely stunned to find out that a jar labelled soffritto contains soffritto ingredients and nothing more.
I hope she reported the supermarket(s) to trading standards. This sort of chicanery is why we can’t trust any of them.
Wait, the publisher of the memememememoir was going to be Tor, which mostly publishes sci-fi and horror? Yes, I can see why they might've been interested initially
Yes! It was a slow day at work so I googled Tor, and they are part of Pan MacMillan, like Bluebird. I was confused initially, thinking it might have only been shelved in the US.
See also the standard prisoners, pupil referral units and children in care because “everybody deserves a chance to be a good person” and to “be reformed”. bleep. I bleepingloathe her.
The food poverty writer and campaigner Jack Monroe talks to Stephen Tomkins at Greenbelt ‘This morning, small boy had one of the last Weetabix, mashed with water, with a glass of tap water to wash it down with. “Where’s Mummy’s ... Read More
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C.O.K.E. H.A.G. And Greenbelt can duck right off for giving her a platform to shower out these vile sanctimonious self-serving lies.
lol I've seen this plenty of times before but I've never appreciated how fun it is trying to imagine guest actually saying any of this. Genuinely lightens the soul. Thank you, Jack - I needed that!
Is it just me…I can’t help but imagine her as a hobbit with a big backpack on and hairy toes, walking to Asda with a big twisted wizards walking cane. Why is everything so bleeping extra with this woman.
This is why you don’t have a job, guest…you useless nob, because you make everything a massive, boring, ridiculous, waste of time
A4 hardback stocktake book - don't tell me, you get them for £44.99 from Moleskine?
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