Morrisons come to Great Harwood
 

Great Harwood Co-op store set to become Morrisons (From Lancashire Telegraph)

As a resident of GH, I'm well chuffed, no more traipsing into Blackburn.

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i actually prefer Morrisons to Tesco, good on them

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When I first met my wife she was a staunch Tesco shopper because of the lovely 'free' vouchers you get every month or so. She wouldn't be persuaded that you are paying for them all the time as the goods are more expensive than other supermarkets until we took trips to do the weekly shop at both Asda and Morrisons, which slashed the food bill by around £30 a week.

Tesco is a rip-off, save your money people and shop elsewhere.

Morrisons also stock Bacon Grill, a guilty pleasure of mine....

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you're moaning again Mossy

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I won`t have a bad word said about Tesco Clubcard vouchers, they are invaluble to a young family.........regardless of milk being 2p more ............

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QUIET woman!

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:rolleyes: yeah ok

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They also sell it in B&M in Accy and a lot cheaper than Morrison's:p
yes i confess i like it too:130:

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whats bacon grill?

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It's a lot like Spam but just that bit more tasty, a damn sight cheaper too.

If you can find a can of this delicious foodstuff then slice it and fry it and have it on a fresh bap with a dollop of tomato ketchup. Naughty but nice!

Mick sounds like he can point you in the right direction although it's probably easier for you to get it in Morrisons in Blackburn.

It's been around for years but is out of fashion so it will be tucked away in a dingy corner somewhere....

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i can remember my gran making us some sort of tinned stuff and putting it under the grill when we where kids, whatever it was it was awful, i'd never make Reece eat anything like that, don't get me wrong, he does eat some crap but nothing like what my gran used to make us when we where kids

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Could have been Prem. God that was low-grade stuff, I don't even think they make it anymore.

Ironically, Bacon Grill (and indeed Spam) are much better lightly fried until crispy.

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If you've got a Lidl up by you have a look in there, they also do Bacon Grill from a firm called Chira. It does for us as we buy it by the pallet when we visit UK to export across here to Herman land, usually judge it so we've got 1 or 2 cans left just before we're due back again. They also had Murphys Stout in cans last time I looked. :)

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With you all the way on that one, but for my taste buds it's Brown Sauce :D

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When Morrisons take over the co-op on August 26th it will be closed until November for re-furbishment. (Or so I've been told)

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Ken! Bacon Grill is £1 for a large tin at B&M i got some yesterday and they have loads in very tasty it is too

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Cheers Mick! My wife and I are just going through a phase of Bacon Grill butties for Sunday breakfast, that'll do nicely!

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Risk a quid and get a tin. Thinly sliced, fried in the tiniest blob of butter until crispy amd then served on a fresh bap with tomato sauce.

You really shouldn't but......

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Have any of you looked at what's in it before putting it in your mouth?
The 'mechanically recovered chicken' is enough to put me off, without having researched those E numbers and preservatives.:eek:
So they mash up the sinews and other junk parts of the bird after removing the meat.

Bacon Grill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Pork (43%), mechanically recovered chicken (16%), water, wheat starch, pork fat, pork rind, salt, sodium caseinate, stabilisers (E412,E451(i)), smoke flavoring, pepper extract, antioxidant (E316), preservative (E250).

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It's probably best not to think about the constitution of half of the stuff we eat.

The other day I bought some toxic, bareback, no holds barred, death-defying garlic that wasn't grown organically.

Sometimes you just have to throw caution to the wind and live on the edge.

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.....I understand .... like 'living dangerously':rolleyes:...(ie tempting early death;))

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Since they banned E numbers from Smarties you have to get them some-were!!! :eek::DNope not gonna think about whats in it I am going to be a big brave girl and try some!!! ;)

If we thought about what is in the things we would starve or be pennyless due to buying organic !!!

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Thanks Ken, will give it a go...............:D

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Just Been to B&M and its now 99p a tin and i don't care whats in it it tasted great

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saw some yesterday for £1 at Farmfoods in Accy, i still didn't buy any though