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Lazy fatty forced to eat crisps and chocolate
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Lunar Scorpion
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No comment...Gramaisc said:
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Back to the topic at hand and the can you / can't you eat healthy for less debate......
Tonight at 8pm on BBC2 is Economy Gastronomy, should be good:
New series. Leading chefs and restaurateurs Allegra McEvedy and Paul Merrett show how to slash food bills but still eat well. They set out to help the Englands, a family who rely on convenience foods for their main meals and confess they have never used fresh produce in the kitchen. The duo set up a plan aimed at reducing the amount of money the family spend and making them cook everything from scratch
Tonight at 8pm on BBC2 is Economy Gastronomy, should be good:
New series. Leading chefs and restaurateurs Allegra McEvedy and Paul Merrett show how to slash food bills but still eat well. They set out to help the Englands, a family who rely on convenience foods for their main meals and confess they have never used fresh produce in the kitchen. The duo set up a plan aimed at reducing the amount of money the family spend and making them cook everything from scratch
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I have just done the same thing myself... set my Sky+ using remote record through the web.... Virgin SUCK!!!!Wookie said:
tek-monkey
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db
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dirtybobby said:people who say "healthy food is more expensive" are the sort of people who think "healthy food" means buying weight watchers ready meals instead of tesco value ready meals
thanks for proving my point lol..Lunar Scorpion said:
have to agree with lunar here.. growing one's own may be possible, but it really does take saving money to a whole new level of dedication.. produce is so cheap in supermarkets that i would sooner pay 50p for 4 spuds (or whatever it is) than grow my own! i know the whole point of this discussion is ways to eat for less, but even the poorest person can afford 4 spuds and a couple of tins of economy beans (to use someone else's example)..Lunar Scorpion said:
mmmmmmmmm, baked spud with beans & cheese
tek-monkey
wanna see my snake?
Would rather eat chilli 
Wookie
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Nope, deadly serious. Used it up until about mid-2007, when the Virgin installation went in... since then it's sat behind the sofa. I might dig it out again, actually, I've got that aerial on the roof that I may as well make work for its keep.dirtybobby said:
Mind you, I'll have a spare PC next week, if all goes well - can I use that as a PVR and tell Virgin to stick V+ up their tailpipe?
Gramaisc
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Well-known source of burundanga.tek-monkey said:Would rather eat chilli
tek-monkey
wanna see my snake?
What, so I'll date rape myself? Coukd be fun I suppose!
tek-monkey
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Ssh, protect the victims anonymity! But not the attacker, so yeah it was will! 
Rikki
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I'll admit your not really going to save any money growing your own and if money was tight you would be far better off spending the time working in a way that your getting paid. I just think its a good way of getting people interested in food/cooking and their fear of it, which I think is alot of peoples problem.dirtybobby said:have to agree with lunar here.. growing one's own may be possible, but it really does take saving money to a whole new level of dedication.. produce is so cheap in supermarkets that i would sooner pay 50p for 4 spuds (or whatever it is) than grow my own! i know the whole point of this discussion is ways to eat for less, but even the poorest person can afford 4 spuds and a couple of tins of economy beans (to use someone else's example)..Lunar Scorpion said:
mmmmmmmmm, baked spud with beans & cheese
Oh and the spud and beans was my example
tek-monkey
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I'm in!
Back on topic though, why do all these fatties think not affording the gym is the problem? Anyone with the willpower to keep up a proper fitness regime would not sit on their ass eating crisps all day. And you don't need a gym to exercise, its just an excuse. Anything to avoid personal responsibility.
Back on topic though, why do all these fatties think not affording the gym is the problem? Anyone with the willpower to keep up a proper fitness regime would not sit on their ass eating crisps all day. And you don't need a gym to exercise, its just an excuse. Anything to avoid personal responsibility.
cookie_monster
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im glad somebody else has raised this point too...i thought i was on my own.tek-monkey said:
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