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 24/06/2008, 13:27
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Dick Smith
 
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Re: British Food/Farm Shop near Apremont
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I use some Scwarz packet sauces (Parsley, over steamed smoked haddock, Bearnaise) and also packet custard - but that is because it's the only way I can easily get sugar-free.
I agree about Bisto - just a dessertspoon or so can enrich sauces. Food purists will now be having kittens...
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Dick Smith
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24/06/2008, 13:37
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Cat
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Re: British Food/Farm Shop near Apremont
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Absolutely Clair, the best by a long shot. I spit roasted a farm chicken for lunch, and smeared the skin with Marigold mixed with a tiny bit of melted butter. I stuffed some lemon slices, twigs of rosemary, thyme, sage leaves and bruised garlic cloves into the cavity before impaling it on the spit.
We ate it with home-made coleslaw, jacket potatoes and salad, and it was fabulous, and there's enough left for a cold chicken salad tonight, and soup or curry tomorrow, as well as enough juices to make loads of stock to freeze for something chickenish in the future.
That was 7,50 € well spent!
Cathy
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24/06/2008, 13:40
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Dick Smith
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OK, I'm salivating now...
Where do you buy it, I'm certain I've never seen it in Champion or Leclerc!
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Dick Smith
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24/06/2008, 13:45
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Cat
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Re: British Food/Farm Shop near Apremont
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You can stock up in the UK. I used to buy it at Sainsbury's, and then later ask friends to bring some over, but now... http://www.completefrance.com/cs/forums/856975/ShowPost.aspx
EDIT: I shall add this quickly before Clair chastises me, but she did cunningly include a link in her post on the page before this one to a Marigold online supplier.
Cathy
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24/06/2008, 13:59
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Dick Smith
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Indeed Sainsburys stock it, and it is now in my basket for my next delivery...
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24/06/2008, 15:32
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Celestine
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Crumpets at Leader Price?? Can anyone confirm this please?
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24/06/2008, 15:59
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Belle
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Re: British Food/Farm Shop near Apremont
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celestine, I am off to this shop tomorrow, if you want to send me a list of things that you would like the price of, I can let you know then you can compare with the supermarkets,the last time I went to this shop I bought these items : uncle bens korma, 2.10 e, corned beef, 1,60, and bisto granules, 1,60. so alot cheaper than super u.
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27/06/2008, 21:58
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tournesol
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Re: British Food/Farm Shop near Apremont
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Hi
I can confirm that Leaderprice sell Muffins ( La Roche and Fontenay ) as do Carrefour (La Roche) but as yet I have never seen crumpets ( which I am taking to mean the ones with the holey texture).
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