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Penny Outskirts

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Posted: Wed Oct 18, 06 7:08 pm Post subject: New Lidl Offers
Just picked up the latest Lidl leaflet, and what an eclectic mix there is on offer From 28th Oct - Fruit Trees, ï¿½3.99, fruit bushes 99p From 23rd Oct - Italian week, featuring such delights as Tonnarelli with squid ink ( ) and balsamic vinegar at 79p a bottle! Also that week - some decent looking bakewear, including bear and hear shaped silicone baking moulds ( )

Cathryn

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Posted: Wed Oct 18, 06 7:30 pm Post subject:
The baking stuff looks good - I have never used silicon ones are they any good?

Penny Outskirts

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Posted: Wed Oct 18, 06 7:44 pm Post subject:

ruby wrote:

The baking stuff looks good - I have never used silicon ones are they any good?

I don't know - not used it either

Oh and they have linguine with squid ink too

(and yes it's black!)

Tavascarow

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Posted: Wed Oct 18, 06 7:46 pm Post subject:
Can you post a reminder on the 27th? Worth looking at the fruit trees.

Penny Outskirts

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Posted: Wed Oct 18, 06 7:46 pm Post subject:

TAVASCAROW wrote:

Can you post a reminder on the 27th?
Worth looking at the fruit trees.

Course I will

Fee

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Posted: Wed Oct 18, 06 7:51 pm Post subject:

ruby wrote:

The baking stuff looks good - I have never used silicon ones are they any good?

I've used the muffin silicone thingies, and they're great! A bit weird, but very good, and all non-stick and very easy to clean (says OH

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Penny Outskirts

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Posted: Wed Oct 18, 06 8:04 pm Post subject:
The other thing I bought this evening, which is new, is Organic Milk, only semi-skimmed at the moment, and it's 79p a litre. How does that compare with others?

RichardW

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Posted: Wed Oct 18, 06 8:09 pm Post subject:

Penny wrote:

The other thing I bought this evening, which is new, is Organic Milk, only semi-skimmed at the moment, and it's 79p a litre. How does that compare with others?

Ours is about 25p Litre & is full fat & from our own goats.

Justme

dougal

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Posted: Wed Oct 18, 06 8:11 pm Post subject:
Lidl now have free range eggs... from abroad... Silicone bakeware is great. And you can use it as freezing moulds for stock. Takes up next to no cupboard space too, just scrunches up. Needs support in the oven, so put it on a roasting tin or oven tray.

Penny Outskirts

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Posted: Wed Oct 18, 06 8:11 pm Post subject:

Justme wrote:

Penny wrote:

The other thing I bought this evening, which is new, is Organic Milk, only semi-skimmed at the moment, and it's 79p a litre. How does that compare with others?

Ours is about 25p Litre & is full fat & from our own goats.

Justme

*wimper* *snivel*

Penny Outskirts

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Posted: Wed Oct 18, 06 8:15 pm Post subject:

dougal wrote:

Lidl now have free range eggs... from abroad....

The free range ones in our store are from the UK, they have free range organic which are from holland/belgium I think

pointless!

Bernie66

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Posted: Thu Oct 19, 06 8:35 am Post subject:

dougal wrote:

Lidl now have free range eggs... from abroad...

How can that be economically viable Please?

Lloyd

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Posted: Tue Oct 31, 06 8:56 pm Post subject:
Daft. Catering to the dimmest lights in the harbour.

james_so

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Posted: Sat Feb 24, 07 6:21 pm Post subject: Re: New Lidl Offers

Penny wrote:

Just picked up the latest Lidl leaflet, and what an eclectic mix there is on offer

From 28th Oct - Fruit Trees, ï¿½3.99, fruit bushes 99p

From 23rd Oct - Italian week, featuring such delights as Tonnarelli with squid ink (

) and balsamic vinegar at 79p a bottle!
Also that week - some decent looking bakewear, including bear and hear shaped silicone baking moulds (

)

Those fruit trees and bushes are back on offer from 3 March,

99p each Blueberry, Gooseberry, Redcurrant, Raspberry, Blackcurrant, Blackberry

3.99 each 1-2 yr old fruit trees
Apple: Granny Smith, Cox's Orange, Golden Delicious, Bramley Cooking
Cherry: Stella Cherry
Pear: Doyenne Du Comice, Beurre Hardy
Plum: Victoria, Golden Gage

Penny Outskirts

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Posted: Sat Feb 24, 07 6:25 pm Post subject:
Also I notice cloches for ï¿½2.99 and things to kneel on very cheap, I must be getting old to wish for one of those

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