£2 chickens
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Re: £2 chickens
yeah but i am sure the standards are a bit better varying from say winalot - to an own brand in a super store to the really low cost brand in a superstore (which is mostly cereal)
and dont even get me started on those tubes of meat that are sold ...
yeah but i am sure the standards are a bit better varying from say winalot - to an own brand in a super store to the really low cost brand in a superstore (which is mostly cereal)
and dont even get me started on those tubes of meat that are sold ...
Re: £2 chickens
lmao ya nutter
lmao ya nutter
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Personally I'm a king prawn girl but they dont sell them fresh round here and so if I make my own curry its normally chicken. To be honest I've never had a beef or lamb curry, but I do know that lamb curry is the worst thing you can eat on the weight watchers diet. Not quite sure why I know that though!
so why not have beef or lamb curry
Personally I'm a king prawn girl but they dont sell them fresh round here and so if I make my own curry its normally chicken. To be honest I've never had a beef or lamb curry, but I do know that lamb curry is the worst thing you can eat on the weight watchers diet. Not quite sure why I know that though!
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I love those tubes of meat, I love the smell and the look of it haha. My mum thinks I'm crazy.
yeah but i am sure the standards are a bit better varying from say winalot - to an own brand in a super store to the really low cost brand in a superstore (which is mostly cereal)
and dont even get me started on those tubes of meat that are sold ...
I love those tubes of meat, I love the smell and the look of it haha. My mum thinks I'm crazy.
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Its usually all the bits of teh animals we won't eat but often includes livers, kidneys, stomach etc. Its alos whatever falls off teh carcasses as they boil them
It might not look nice but nutricially its full of minerals vitamins etc
Its usually all the bits of teh animals we won't eat but often includes livers, kidneys, stomach etc. Its alos whatever falls off teh carcasses as they boil them
It might not look nice but nutricially its full of minerals vitamins etc
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UKTV Food: Recipes: Brawn (Jellied Pig's Head)
Pigs head brawn is an old recipe.
If you ever visited The Four Alls Inn at Higham and ate 'stew 'n 'ard', you got pigs head brawn on an oatcake.
UKTV Food: Recipes: Brawn (Jellied Pig's Head)
Pigs head brawn is an old recipe.
If you ever visited The Four Alls Inn at Higham and ate 'stew 'n 'ard', you got pigs head brawn on an oatcake.
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8 inches of brawn a day keeps the doctor away
brawn, i thought was muscle
8 inches of brawn a day keeps the doctor away
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those chewsticks they make for pets
wash your filthy mind out
those chewsticks they make for pets
wash your filthy mind out
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.............i did ask what ya meant!
those chewsticks they make for pets
wash your filthy mind out
.............i did ask what ya meant!
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depends on quality not quantity!!!!
8 inches of brawn a day keeps the doctor away
depends on quality not quantity!!!!
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I think a lot depends on education, research shows that the better educated a person is the more likely they are to care about animal welfare and food quality. Basically the more knowledge you have and the more one is able to process the information the more likely you are to make a conscious decision not to exploit other creatures for your own wants.
Notice I say wants as there is no need for chicken or any other animal product. Humans can live, some would argue more healthily without any animal products.
EXACTLY...so long as the meat is edible and free from disease (which it is because they remove the unhealthy and the dead) i couldnt give a monkeys chuffer....well in my opinion anyway !
they are bred to eat, we dont eat, we dont survive, simple !!!
get over it, accept it and stfu ffs
ps.
this doesnt involve household pets (give you something else to pick up on now) !!!
I think a lot depends on education, research shows that the better educated a person is the more likely they are to care about animal welfare and food quality. Basically the more knowledge you have and the more one is able to process the information the more likely you are to make a conscious decision not to exploit other creatures for your own wants.
Notice I say wants as there is no need for chicken or any other animal product. Humans can live, some would argue more healthily without any animal products.