Ideas please !

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diamond lil
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I always think tuna smells like Kit e Kat :shock:
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Plumrose Bacon Grill is about 98p from Home Bargains.

1/2 tin will do me and the wife a nice butty each so two meals each for less than a quid (not counting the bread)

It also has a use by date of Sep 2014 so add a few years onto that and Bob's your Dad. Well mine's called Bob anyway. :)

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diamond lil wrote:I always think tuna smells like Kit e Kat :shock:
It does in brine (bleurgh) but it smells MUCH better in oil. :mrgreen:
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Bladerunner wrote:Plumrose Bacon Grill is about 98p from Home Bargains.
Bleurgh!!! That's made from 'mechanically recovered pork'...I say no more!
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Please say some more. What exactly is it? (I dont eat it so feel free to go ahead LOL) :twisted:
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diamond lil wrote:Please say some more. What exactly is it? (I dont eat it so feel free to go ahead LOL) :twisted:
Look it up on youtube - plenty of videos on there showing how it's 'recovered' that'll put you off your food for the forseeable future!
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Haven't seen the video but I don't have much problem with recovered 'bits of meat' simply because a quick n dirty look at history shows they did the same thing (without machinery) to avoid wasting any part of an edible beast that was, um...edible. :D
I grew up in an area that ate sheep's heid, potted tongue and various other bits most folks would go 'yeuch' at, and it all tasted fine when you were hungry. ;)

Plus, we still eat haggis. :lol:
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diamond lil wrote:Please say some more. What exactly is it? (I dont eat it so feel free to go ahead LOL) :twisted:
Stick with yer M&S tins, Lil - much safer, palatable - and less nausea enducing! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Bladerunner wrote:Plumrose Bacon Grill is about 98p from Home Bargains.

1/2 tin will do me and the wife a nice butty each so two meals each for less than a quid (not counting the bread)

It also has a use by date of Sep 2014 so add a few years onto that and Bob's your Dad. Well mine's called Bob anyway. :)

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I love that bacon grill- Yep! It's MRM ( mechanically recovered meat)I am in the trade ,I know all about it,I've worked in those places.It IS edible.I love tinned meat, even though I can have anything I want. If it's in the pantry it's there .
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jansman wrote: If we were REALLY hungry,REALLY ,REALLY hungry would we have this conversation?
If it was a choice between eating bacon grill/ a.n.other mechanically recovered delicacy or literally starving to death then no, of course we wouldn't be having this conversation. But we're not, so we are! :lol:

I don't store anything like that to be honest. I di buy some corned beef last year - but that was a result of a mild panic! I know that it would literally be the last thing I ate out of my cupboard. And I did check out where it had come from and everything first, and bought the best product that I could find. That's just me. I like to be comfortable with what I'm eating. :mrgreen: