What are you eating and drinking tonight?

[Bruce Rioja]

Just had steak and kidney pudding, boiled potatoes with a dash of Lurpak and butter beans, followed by egg custard. Hot tea or cold water will do for me; I gave milk up a couple of years ago.

Please, Tango. Why this nation spends sooooo much on Danish butter when our home produced stuff is so superior and so less expensive is utterly beyond me.
I'm going to pick up and drop you off a portion of Castle Dairies Welsh Butter. My treat.

[TANGODANCER]

Just had steak and kidney pudding, boiled potatoes with a dash of Lurpak and butter beans, followed by egg custard. Hot tea or cold water will do for me; I gave milk up a couple of years ago.

Please, Tango. Why this nation spends sooooo much on Danish butter when our home produced stuff is so superior and so less expensive is utterly beyond me.
I'm going to pick up and drop you off a portion of Castle Dairies Welsh Butter. My treat.

Sounds good to me buddy. Gracias.

[Bruce Rioja]

Just had steak and kidney pudding, boiled potatoes with a dash of Lurpak and butter beans, followed by egg custard. Hot tea or cold water will do for me; I gave milk up a couple of years ago.

Please, Tango. Why this nation spends sooooo much on Danish butter when our home produced stuff is so superior and so less expensive is utterly beyond me.
I'm going to pick up and drop you off a portion of Castle Dairies Welsh Butter. My treat.

Sounds good to me buddy. Gracias.

Be my pleasure, Fella.

Do you prefer the traditional block or the spreadable stuff?

[TANGODANCER]

Just had steak and kidney pudding, boiled potatoes with a dash of Lurpak and butter beans, followed by egg custard. Hot tea or cold water will do for me; I gave milk up a couple of years ago.

Please, Tango. Why this nation spends sooooo much on Danish butter when our home produced stuff is so superior and so less expensive is utterly beyond me.
I'm going to pick up and drop you off a portion of Castle Dairies Welsh Butter. My treat.

Sounds good to me buddy. Gracias.

Be my pleasure, Fella.

Do you prefer the traditional block or the spreadable stuff?

Probably spreadable as my fingers aren't as nimble as they used to be, but either is fine.

[Prufrock]

Just had steak and kidney pudding, boiled potatoes with a dash of Lurpak and butter beans, followed by egg custard. Hot tea or cold water will do for me; I gave milk up a couple of years ago.

Blimey Tango, you must be doing well considering the price of Lurpak these days

Butter was the one that hit me the other day in the shop. Everything else is sort of obviously but not identifiably (I'd defo fail the politician how much is milk question) more expensive but two bastard quid for an own brand butter! Christ alive.

[Abdoulaye's Twin]

Just had steak and kidney pudding, boiled potatoes with a dash of Lurpak and butter beans, followed by egg custard. Hot tea or cold water will do for me; I gave milk up a couple of years ago.

Blimey Tango, you must be doing well considering the price of Lurpak these days

Butter was the one that hit me the other day in the shop. Everything else is sort of obviously but not identifiably (I'd defo fail the politician how much is milk question) more expensive but two bastard quid for an own brand butter! Christ alive.

Some suppliers have doubled the price of butter. It's now cheaper for me to buy in artisan butter than mass produced Graham's Scottish butter

We're 1.79 for branded butter. But, that's because, and I quote a customers exclamation in the shop yesterday "this shop is amazing"

[Gooner Girl]

Just had steak and kidney pudding, boiled potatoes with a dash of Lurpak and butter beans, followed by egg custard. Hot tea or cold water will do for me; I gave milk up a couple of years ago.

Blimey Tango, you must be doing well considering the price of Lurpak these days

Butter was the one that hit me the other day in the shop. Everything else is sort of obviously but not identifiably (I'd defo fail the politician how much is milk question) more expensive but two bastard quid for an own brand butter! Christ alive.

Some suppliers have doubled the price of butter. It's now cheaper for me to buy in artisan butter than mass produced Graham's Scottish butter

We're 1.79 for branded butter. But, that's because, and I quote a customers exclamation in the shop yesterday "this shop is amazing"

6 pack of crisps have gone up massively, we buy organic milk for animal welfare reasons and that’s gone up too. Those are the 2 I’ve really noticed when shopping. I’m very glad I don’t drink alcohol much as I don’t know how people justify spending so much on that! I guess prices of everything are increasing which sucks. Not looking forward to decking 2 out in secondary school uniform, blazers and all, this summer.

[Abdoulaye's Twin]

Just had steak and kidney pudding, boiled potatoes with a dash of Lurpak and butter beans, followed by egg custard. Hot tea or cold water will do for me; I gave milk up a couple of years ago.

Blimey Tango, you must be doing well considering the price of Lurpak these days

Butter was the one that hit me the other day in the shop. Everything else is sort of obviously but not identifiably (I'd defo fail the politician how much is milk question) more expensive but two bastard quid for an own brand butter! Christ alive.

Some suppliers have doubled the price of butter. It's now cheaper for me to buy in artisan butter than mass produced Graham's Scottish butter

We're 1.79 for branded butter. But, that's because, and I quote a customers exclamation in the shop yesterday "this shop is amazing"

6 pack of crisps have gone up massively, we buy organic milk for animal welfare reasons and that’s gone up too. Those are the 2 I’ve really noticed when shopping. I’m very glad I don’t drink alcohol much as I don’t know how people justify spending so much on that! I guess prices of everything are increasing which sucks. Not looking forward to decking 2 out in secondary school uniform, blazers and all, this summer.

Crisps haven't gone up too much here. A few shrinking packs and I've managed to keep the 12 packs the same price. Chicken, butter, milk and bread are all well up. 4 pint milk is up 30p a bottle and that's me cutting my margin to pretty much cover wastage only.

There are some fairly big hikes due later in the summer. Expect bread to rocket up soon.

[Bruce Rioja]

As a (retired) dairy farmer's boy, I do still keep an eye on these things, and I can absolutely assure you that this ridiculous increase is not getting through to the producer. British dairy farmers no longer receive the EU subsidy either, so you can thank Hoboh and his highly flammable flag waving mates.

[Gooner Girl]

Just had steak and kidney pudding, boiled potatoes with a dash of Lurpak and butter beans, followed by egg custard. Hot tea or cold water will do for me; I gave milk up a couple of years ago.

Blimey Tango, you must be doing well considering the price of Lurpak these days

Butter was the one that hit me the other day in the shop. Everything else is sort of obviously but not identifiably (I'd defo fail the politician how much is milk question) more expensive but two bastard quid for an own brand butter! Christ alive.

Some suppliers have doubled the price of butter. It's now cheaper for me to buy in artisan butter than mass produced Graham's Scottish butter

We're 1.79 for branded butter. But, that's because, and I quote a customers exclamation in the shop yesterday "this shop is amazing"

6 pack of crisps have gone up massively, we buy organic milk for animal welfare reasons and that’s gone up too. Those are the 2 I’ve really noticed when shopping. I’m very glad I don’t drink alcohol much as I don’t know how people justify spending so much on that! I guess prices of everything are increasing which sucks. Not looking forward to decking 2 out in secondary school uniform, blazers and all, this summer.

Crisps haven't gone up too much here. A few shrinking packs and I've managed to keep the 12 packs the same price. Chicken, butter, milk and bread are all well up. 4 pint milk is up 30p a bottle and that's me cutting my margin to pretty much cover wastage only.

There are some fairly big hikes due later in the summer. Expect bread to rocket up soon.

Do you do free delivery to Sussex?!

[Gooner Girl]

As a (retired) dairy farmer's boy, I do still keep an eye on these things, and I can absolutely assure you that this ridiculous increase is not getting through to the producer. British dairy farmers no longer receive the EU subsidy either, so you can thank Hoboh and his highly flammable flag waving mates.

Aye, farmers are not seeing any of this price rise. It sucks - and their costs are going up way more too. Expecting more and more farmers to give up in the next few years. Buy British meat and dairy everyone!!

[Bruce Rioja]

Buy British meat and dairy everyone!!

Absolutely 100%. By the way, did you know that the one supermarket chain which supports British agriculture above all others is actually Aldi?
That, and that they also keep a sensational cellar.

[Gooner Girl]

Buy British meat and dairy everyone!!

Absolutely 100%. By the way, did you know that the one supermarket chain which supports British agriculture above all others is actually Aldi?
That, and that they also keep a sensational cellar.

You remember on the other thread I said we don’t have any shops round here?! Sainsburys or Waitrose are the only 2 choices in HH!

[Abdoulaye's Twin]

Do you do free delivery to Sussex?!

I'm guessing you haven't read about how much we pay for shipping up here. It usually goes like this...

Spend £50 and get free delivery. Oh, you live north of Glasgow? Never mind you've spent a grand, that'll be £200 delivery

[Abdoulaye's Twin]

Buy British meat and dairy everyone!!

Absolutely 100%. By the way, did you know that the one supermarket chain which supports British agriculture above all others is actually Aldi?
That, and that they also keep a sensational cellar.

You remember on the other thread I said we don’t have any shops round here?! Sainsburys or Waitrose are the only 2 choices in HH!

Think yourself lucky. Here we have the Coop, me or small convenience stores. As a small independent I'm proud to say we're mostly cheaper than the Coop, but the downside for the Islanders is I'm at one end of the island, so too far for many to avoid the Coop. Anything else is 3 hours plus stuck behind camper vans.

[boltonboris]

Buy British meat and dairy everyone!!

Absolutely 100%. By the way, did you know that the one supermarket chain which supports British agriculture above all others is actually Aldi?
That, and that they also keep a sensational cellar.

Aldi have started stocking an Amarone, for £12!! Fill your trolley, as well as your boots

[boltonboris]

Just been back to Dishoom for me dinner. Jeez, absolutely stuffed, but what a lunch it was

Chilli Chicken
Gunpowder Potatoes
Keema
Tandoori Prawns

Beautiful

[Worthy4England]

Just been back to Dishoom for me dinner. Jeez, absolutely stuffed, but what a lunch it was

Chilli Chicken
Gunpowder Potatoes
Keema
Tandoori Prawns

Beautiful

Aye, it's grand innit?

[boltonboris]

Just been back to Dishoom for me dinner. Jeez, absolutely stuffed, but what a lunch it was

Chilli Chicken
Gunpowder Potatoes
Keema
Tandoori Prawns

Beautiful

Aye, it's grand innit?

Really is. Still full now!