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Carefree

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I bought these yesterday and live alone. There are none left today. So it's both a recommendation and a warning.
 
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Boogs

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There isn’t any weed burners near us but you’ve got me interested! Are they at getting rid of weeds as it seems to be constant battle on our drive
They are not bad. Just make sure you pay attention where you are pointing the flame so you don’t set your fence on fire like I definitely didn’t 😬
 
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veronica71

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Just bought 8 balls of yarn in the middle aisle despite having had a sack of yarn delivered this week - ah well could be drugs
 
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Carefree

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Not my photo but I bought the top left one. Oh my word, what a lovely treat. It's a big bar, 200g, and was £2.89, I think, yet would happily recommend. Good thickness of chocolate on it, delicious filling and just enough sweetness without being overwhelmingly so.
 
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rivermonster

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My late husband used to like baking and bought a Kenwood with all the bells and whistles and used it for a few years until our son "borrowed" it to do a couple of weddings for friends. It never came back so hubby bought the £40 Aldi one and said although it didn't do all the tricks the Kenwood one did it was a brilliant machine and good value.
After he died last year I gave it to a single mum neighbour who loves baking and said this Aldi one is still going great.
 
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Pesky Tarian

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I told off a woman in my local Lidl once because I noticed that she had let her toddler pick up a baguette and drop it on the floor and then the woman picked it up and put it back on the shelf 😯
I said "Oy! You can't put that back, you need to buy it now you've touched it and it's been on the floor" 🙄
She looked shocked but she put the baguette in her basket 😅
 
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duckdinner

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Update on the tiramisu trifle:
If you live in NW London, don't bother buying this. It is definitely terrible and you should avoid it at all costs, but also please post which store you saw it at, and Mr Duck and I will remove it for you... 🤣🤣

I will be very surprised if the one in our fridge lasts to Christmas Eve 😅
 
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nothanksbabes

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I got the Lacura advent calendar for a tenner today. It's got a primer, eyeliner, mascara, setting spray, a couple of lip oils, a blush and a highlighter in it. Can't complain for a tenner!
 
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Sukysue

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Well l am absolutely thrilled to bits l bought the last 3Deans shortbread biscuits in the store .
They look gorgeous and l am going to wrap them up with a throw from Asda and give them to my Mum's fellow residents who don't have any family to buy them anything 😁
 
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PaddyDomino

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Well whenever I have visited, I always see mainly children, but not exclusively, manhandling the pastries. You could not pay me to eat them.

also the crumpets I had from there were inedible, tasted soapy
I told off a woman in my local Lidl once because I noticed that she had let her toddler pick up a baguette and drop it on the floor and then the woman picked it up and put it back on the shelf 😯
I said "Oy! You can't put that back, you need to buy it now you've touched it and it's been on the floor" 🙄
She looked shocked but she put the baguette in her basket 😅
 
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duckdinner

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Shout out to the MVP Mr Duck who got the last tiramisu trifle on the shelf 🎉

Are we going to open it today? Obviously - what if it's terrible and ruins our Christmas? Best to it test now 🤣
 
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Curly

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The new system is rubbish.
The only reason I shopped in Lidl regularly was because of the rewards. I loved meeting the little targets through the month.
aldi is closer to me so can see me heading there more regularly now
 
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rivermonster

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Sorry to go off topic slightly but do you a recipe for your ginger shots? I stocked up on some bottles in Tesco recently as they were on clubcard price at more than half price of normal, I wouldnt pay full but have been considering making my own. thanks
Quite happy to tell you. Firstly I have a high powered blender which blends everything into liquid - Vitamix which I have had for many years but I think that Ninja do a good one.
I do a thin peel of the skin of a large lemon and a couple of oranges which goes into the blender then take off the pith and ditch it. Into the blender goes a big chopped up piece of ginger, the oranges and lemon along with a tsp of turmeric and some pepper and some water to make up 800 m;.. All done.
I have a silicone 100 ml portion box and put 8 in there and freeze take out one per day or put in a bottle in the fridge and have a drink each morning.
I started doing this as I don't want to pay £1 a day as it costs me about 20p but you can find ways of getting round their silly prices
 
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zebby

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We were in a nearby Aldi a year or so ago (not our usual one) and someone nicked something and it was like a scene out of a Tom Cruise movie, vaulting over tills and rugby tacking the offender in the car park.
 
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Darvos

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Yup, Lidl Ireland get better advent calendar offers than us in the uk. Very festive.
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(ss from a boattrips.ie vid on insta)
 
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