I really like shoes. Clarks is sensible and good quality and pay a reasonable price but not glamorous. Russell and Bromley is out of my price and solely for looking at longingly. I earn a reasonable wage and shoes are a treat but Russell and Bromley are not ever realistic for me.
Jack Monroe #117 Exit through the grift slop
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gosh i bet jude law will see this article and think to himself 'i wish i'd just sat down and let Jack Monroe see redcar, my career could have sky rocketed if we'd become friends'Jack's made it into the Scottish Local Retailer mag.
Del Monte teams up with Jack Monroe
Canned fruit brand Del Monte has launched a six-month partnership with award-winning food writer and anti-food poverty campaigner Jack Monroe, to promote the positive benefits of eating canned fruit. The partnership will begin with Monroe and Del Monte collaborating on the development of a...www.slrmag.co.uk
This is Jack's face. Her real, normal face.Jack's made it into the Scottish Local Retailer mag.
Del Monte teams up with Jack Monroe
Canned fruit brand Del Monte has launched a six-month partnership with award-winning food writer and anti-food poverty campaigner Jack Monroe, to promote the positive benefits of eating canned fruit. The partnership will begin with Monroe and Del Monte collaborating on the development of a...
She isn't a 12 year old pixie boy child.
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It’s so... brown. I have never seen a noodle soup that’s uniformly brown before.
Omg!! I’ve never seen this! That ‘sauce’!!!!!No DKL retrospective would be complete without her bursting onto the live cooking scene with this. 25 minutes onwards - look away at 30 minutes.
P.S. Thinking about it, we should have had a 'Best DKL Clip' in The Sloppies. "Have you ever grown beans?" award-winning gardener, Adam Frost.
And there's nothing wrong with it. All her face tuning makes me think that deep down she can't stand herself. It's really quite sad. If she wasn't exploiting others and lying all the time, I'd feel sorry for her.
My fave knitting story was about a female councillor (can’t remember where I’m afraid) knitted a green and red scarf. She did one green row every time a man spoke in a meeting and one red row every time a woman spoke. She barely needed the red wool.
I can’t remember where I read this sadly...
I'd never actually watched it before, but was feeling strong this evening.
I have now turned my whole body inside out from cringing.
Does she actually say that she likes leftover lasagne in a PIE?
Oh wow, “now that you’ve stopped talking”.
WHAT. It’s like a wee school girl who has just overstepped the familiarity line with their favourite teacher.
That white sauce is awful, a true crime and I would have LOVED to have known the producers reactions to it.
WHAT. It’s like a wee school girl who has just overstepped the familiarity line with their favourite teacher.
That white sauce is awful, a true crime and I would have LOVED to have known the producers reactions to it.
I wonder if she'll start calling herself an "Ambassador" for Del Monte, like so may influencers do when they're paid to flog a product.
She's the Henry Kissinger of pineapple slices. With this tinned mandarin, she is really spoiling us
She's the Henry Kissinger of pineapple slices. With this tinned mandarin, she is really spoiling us
If it isn’t the same everytime, then you are obviously doing something different. And if she really understood flavours, she would be able to ascertain what.
It can't be that good if she's not greedily eating it out of the pan like a ferocious lion.
Nadia's biography have me proper eye wets, Jack could do with reading what it's really like to grow up relatively poor
I'm an avid knitter of many years
and it looks like bog standard acrylic to me...ETA Rather than 'Lovely Wool' I mean!
It's amazing that her superfans don't see this, or perhaps they do, but then it's even more incredible that there isn't more of a point made about someone who claims to be 'body positive' whilst simultaneously photo-shopping the absolute duck out of herself online. Why do people protect and defend her bullshit, it's weird..
My eyes have just glazed over reading all that again. From memory, the tank chat went on all afternoon and evening, then she did a flounce when a squiggle dared to mention the problems caused by asparagus farming. Jack had used it in some dish or other during BB's cooking lessons (whatever happened to them by the way?) and didn't appreciate one of the plebs raining on her parade of having Done Something Nice. Then in the process of stomping off to bed in a mard she somehow gave herself an ouchy foot on some broken glass (again). Just another day on the Monroellercoaster.
I used to walk to work through Soho v early, pre street cleaning team, so I’ve met this dish before...on the floor, up the walls, splattered in a Pret A Manger doorway, sometimes even in a discarded takeaway box... nice for Jack to take it home with her
Ah asparagus and fancy cheese, BB’s contribution #gifted. The beginning of the end of the £20 shop.
An underrated bit of the DKL horse spunk lasagne episode that I love is Matt asking ‘how much trial and error’ is involved in her ‘unorthodox’ recipes and she says ‘one and done’ in a really smug fashion. Matt’s tone saying ‘really’ suggested that he was both unimpressed and not surprised.
Entire segment is passive aggression personified from ‘now you’ve stopped talking’ to ‘no I’ve never done that before in my life, Matt’ (on boiling lasagne sheets-presumably asked for the audience’s benefit). I think he would have preferred to have a competition winner in with him.
Entire segment is passive aggression personified from ‘now you’ve stopped talking’ to ‘no I’ve never done that before in my life, Matt’ (on boiling lasagne sheets-presumably asked for the audience’s benefit). I think he would have preferred to have a competition winner in with him.
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