Weird, I always thought "cooking" meant slightly warm, as in not the
> hot (quick) version, but quicker than the basic one.
Me too, I've only ever seen "cooking" meant as a basic level in this here thread...
Re: More facts
Jul 08, 2006
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Mmm, cheese...
I'm with you on the strong cheddar thing. Slightly crumbly, and it's for eating, not cooking.
cheers, clive
Douglas Payne wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@individual.net:
No idea. What is Fox Price?
Asda Smartprice. You can get Bourbon biscuits for something ridiculous like
10p."Doki" wrote in news:e8rf96$b43$ snipped-for-privacy@news.freedomsurf.net:
Ah, the red and white packaging? I've been banned from shopping at Asda on my own because thats's what I pick, much to the mortification of my wife. It all tastes the same to me though ;-)
My experience of the smart price biscuits is that they are identical to the stuff in the fancy packaging, and I'm pretty picky about s**te food.
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