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   24/06/2008, 12:01
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 Dick Smith wrote:
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Many on the supermarkets seem to have a British shelf these days. I did not realise people still used Oxo Cubes Blink [blink]


Yup, I do. Beef, chicken, lamb, vegetable - the lot. Used some when making a shepherd's pie yesterday. Though to be honest that was 50/50 liquid Oxo and French saveur de cuisine stuff, you know the Maggi stuff in the little bottle that always goes gunky round the top.

Do they contain additives these days?

I find the Colemans packet sauce mixes very good for throwing a pot of something or other together.  They only contain spice, herbs and a bit of cornflour


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   24/06/2008, 12:49
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Do people really miss these things that much?  Hellman's Mayonnaise?  Crumble topping mix? Flour? What is that about?

I was a fan of Hellman's Mayonnaise. I like mayonnaise without mustard and that is difficult to find here. We have found one but it is not as nice as Hellman's. Hellman's mayonnaise had few additives and kept in the fridge for three months (if it lasted that long)


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   24/06/2008, 12:54
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Ingredients in Oxo:

Wheatflour, Salt, Cornflour, Yeast Extract, Flavour Enhancers (Monosodium Glutamate, Disodium Guanylate), Colour (Ammonia Caramel), Flavourings, Beef Fat, Autolysed Yeast, Dried Beef Bonestock, Sugar and Onion Powder.


Yum.

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   24/06/2008, 13:00
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 Dick Smith wrote:
Ingredients in Oxo:

Wheatflour, Salt, Cornflour, Yeast Extract, Flavour Enhancers (Monosodium Glutamate, Disodium Guanylate), Colour (Ammonia Caramel), Flavourings, Beef Fat, Autolysed Yeast, Dried Beef Bonestock, Sugar and Onion Powder.


Yum.

Ah Bless!  I just had a vision of you Dick, on a stool and rummaging through your highest cupboard looking for an Oxo box. 


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   24/06/2008, 13:07
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Nah. I went to Sainsburys website and cut'n pasted...

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   24/06/2008, 13:12
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Ah well, that has taken the warmth and romance out of that little vision then.


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   24/06/2008, 13:17
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I did think about looking in the cupboard, but I made myself a cup of coffee instead.

Dunno what in the Le Saveur stuff. Salt, mostly, I suspect, and possibly 'bone stock'.

Why isn't there a fish Oxo?

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   24/06/2008, 13:19
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I'm happy to use bouillon cubes or powder rather than Oxo cubes, and never, ever use packet sauce mixes (that's not a sly dig aimed at people who do BTW, it's just that now that I'm no longer a working girl I have the time and the inclination to make most things from scratch).

I do like to have a tub of Bisto gravy granules lurking in the pantry though, cornflour has its uses, but sometimes only Bisto will brown, thicken and season in the way that I know and love.

Leader Price sell crumpets, don't they?


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   24/06/2008, 13:24
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Still happy to use Marigold Smile [:)]
(Sea salt, hydrolised vegetable protein, potato starch, palm oil, vegetables 80% (celery, onions, carrots,leeks) lactose, spices (tumeric, white pepper, garlic, mace, nutmeg) parsley, lovage.)
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