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Sainsbury’s tomato puree 59p 200g Better stock up while it’s cheap - I’m on my last squeeze!

Arzosah, the Amazon ones are rechargeable BTW. Not the ones I've seen, hobo - I went online just before I posted to check, there's actually a warning about them being single use only. If you can get rechargeables, more power to your elbow :) Try these https://www.amazon.co.uk/AmazonBasics-High-Capa...

Arzosah, the Amazon ones are rechargeable BTW.

Peter wrote: ↑Sun Oct 06, 2024 9:43 pm
Frnc, eneloop batteries are supposed to be the best.

I’ve switched from Eneloop to Amazon Basics AAs. They are of equal (or higher?) capacity and cheaper by half.

Also Heinz, Nectar at Sainsbury’s have 5 cans of soup for a fiver deal at the moment.

Arzosah wrote: ↑Fri Sep 13, 2024 3:24 pm

That's a good use of an inheritance, hobo, but sorry you've lost someone.
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Thanks!

Dug out most of the rest of my winter clobber. But the forecast is a lot warmer from tomorrow. I did use a bit of heating last October, but non the one before. I never use heating in Sept. Today was just a test. I don't have much in the way of curtains etc. The lodgers now just have venetian blinds...

jansman wrote: ↑Fri Jun 16, 2023 1:44 pm Top tip for open packs of dried food like pasta and rice. Use sealed plastic‘Tupperware’ containers. Simple,effective and pest proof.

Is it just me who uses clothes pegs to seal up open packs?

Hello. I’m in Yorkshire too, though I’m from the proper side of the Pennines

Happened to check the vegan pizzas in Aldi today. The salsa veg one has almost 5g of salt per pizza i left empty handed!