Most people on here are in their 60s 70s 80s if they have got this far they can't be doing it all wrong.Does anybody on here eat anything remotely healthy - every meal I'v seen posted looks like cholesterol on a plate
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Even better - I get the dog to do that
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and probably grew up eating sugar sandwiches and beef dripping on toast with a bit of salt to make it taste better
A lot of the ones who did that are dead mind you, we’re the lucky ones who are getting away with it so far due to good genes plus or minus statinsand probably grew up eating sugar sandwiches and beef dripping on toast with a bit of salt to make it taste better
Still have toast and dripping when I can get it.and probably grew up eating sugar sandwiches and beef dripping on toast with a bit of salt to make it taste better
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I think I come from a line of good genes im the youngest of seven and still got 5 siblings alive and never touched statins and never weighed over 10.5 stone
Lucky you. Mum dead at 55, Dad at 61 and younger sister suddenly at 60. I do feel a bit last man standing sometimes but then think sod it keep on enjoying life (I do take my statins though!). Not that any of them had heart disease mind.
It must be a bugger , living for 50 years on lettuce then get run over by a bus.
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I'm on 40mg of statin which costs me £9.60 a month so I've got to get my monies worthDoes anybody on here eat anything remotely healthy - every meal I'v seen posted looks like cholesterol on a plate
Bacon isBacon is cremated but good try….
from my POV.
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M&S voice - This isn't just beans on toast.... This is Tesco beans on Warburtons toasties white, with butter, Bovril and Lidl Freeway Cola 
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Aka skinheads on a raftM&S voice - This isn't just beans on toast.... This is Tesco beans on Warburtons toasties white, with butter, Bovril and Lidl Freeway Cola
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A bit light on the beans. Were they the "essential" beans at 18 p per tin? 
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A bit light on the beans. Were they the "essential" beans at 18 p per tin?
It's a small tin and if I have half it lasts 2 days
. I think they are about 25p Much better than the other beans I bought from Farmfoods, they were hard and mostly sauce
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Thats to strip the grease back off afterwards lol.Loving the pairing of the "Rola Cola", with the bacon and eggs.
Cheap cola can clean anything haha
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I wouldn't drink cheap cola at home as it's usually a celebration of aspertine and saccarine, in fact it should be illegal. But this Spanish Freeway really is as good as the real thing
The French version is ghastly though.
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I have just had a blt sandwich. I've eaten it so cannot photograph.
Recipe
Take two slices of bread
Throw the lettuce in the bin to save time
Fry three rashers of back bacon to taste
Throw the tomato in the bin
Put the bacon on one piece of bread and liberally apply HP sauce.
Put the other piece of bread on top and slice diagonally as it makes it easier to eat.
Delicious, accompany by a pint of beer of choice, or in this case San Miguel by necessity.
Recipe
Take two slices of bread
Throw the lettuce in the bin to save time
Fry three rashers of back bacon to taste
Throw the tomato in the bin
Put the bacon on one piece of bread and liberally apply HP sauce.
Put the other piece of bread on top and slice diagonally as it makes it easier to eat.
Delicious, accompany by a pint of beer of choice, or in this case San Miguel by necessity.
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Stepping up a level. My basic mushroom omelette this morning for Aneta, she's washing the clothes so I'm cooking brunch.
She says it's delicious, so it meets the criteria of this thread
She says it's delicious, so it meets the criteria of this thread
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See that the bovril is ready on the table
Oh dear....M&S voice - This isn't just beans on toast.... This is Tesco beans on Warburtons toasties white, with butter, Bovril and Lidl Freeway Cola
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Hmmmm that should have been served on 2 slices of the aforementioned Warburtons toasties white covered with a layer of Bovril.Stepping up a level. My basic mushroom omelette this morning for Aneta, she's washing the clothes so I'm cooking brunch.
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She says it's delicious, so it meets the criteria of this thread
Practice makes perfect, so continue on your culinary learning journey
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Barriesimpson Perhaps it needed a Spanish translation to spice it up a bitOh dear....
First curry in the new van this week...chicken rogan josh...unfortunately no wholemeal flour locally for the chapatis so had to buy some naan. mrs pb gave it a double thumbs up with a clean plate and the leftover frozen for her tea one night.
That looks lovely and it's making me hungry. Try making your own naan next time, it's very easy and you cook it in a frying pan. I always make it when doing a curry.
I do make naan now and then but we much prefer chapatis and parathas as we find them lighter.
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Breakfast this morning
Raspberries, blueberries, oatmeal, banana, cocoa powder, B12 sprinkle, chia seeds, walnuts, almond milk.
Delicious grub.
Raspberries, blueberries, oatmeal, banana, cocoa powder, B12 sprinkle, chia seeds, walnuts, almond milk.
Delicious grub.
I'm glad you like it, looks awful to me
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