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Jack Monroe #214 Obviously not quite such a big name in Southend
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If She wanted to truly help people then why not donate the books directly as they are her books? Why need to raise OTHER people’s money to pay for them?!?
"...at the supermarket I worked at, I was on the cheese and ham counter for a while. My god, that was fun. I learned loads about cheese and curing meats.”View attachment 819362
Jack LOVESfactstelling fairytales.
This whole aticle is full of lies, oh my days, she really lives in her own reality. Six months food bank user? Curing meats on a deli counter? Debenhams? Working class? 'It could be served at The Ivy?!!!! Oh no Jack. Oh no.
Jack Monroe Has Written a Cookbook for Food Bank Users
The food writer and campaigner rose to fame in 2012 after her blog on food poverty went viral. She tells us about ‘Tin Can Cook,’ the canned food recipe book she wishes she’d had as a food bank user.www.vice.com
Yair, cos they do so much curing of meats in a supermarket. It's toe to tail, in supermarkets. Ancient arts of preserving and whittling little fences for the piggies, in a supermarket
Because donating them herself wouldn't line her pockets or push the book further up the best-seller chart.
That was written 2 months after she moved in, look how clean the house is!!View attachment 819362
Jack LOVESfactstelling fairytales.
This whole aticle is full of lies, oh my days, she really lives in her own reality. Six months food bank user? Curing meats on a deli counter? Debenhams? Working class? 'It could be served at The Ivy?!!!! Oh no Jack. Oh no.
Jack Monroe Has Written a Cookbook for Food Bank Users
The food writer and campaigner rose to fame in 2012 after her blog on food poverty went viral. She tells us about ‘Tin Can Cook,’ the canned food recipe book she wishes she’d had as a food bank user.
All those cards, from Jack's adoring public nonchalantly just scattered around for the photographer to find. Pathetic.
The cards was my fav bit, blatantly bought most of them herself, we all know she never opens her post.
She really laid it on thick in this article, plus, it says at beginning she 'lithely ran up the stairs to sort her hair', but, look at it! Ergh.
In her first Guardian article in July 2013 Jack writes that she left her lucrative job in November 2011 and wrote her Hunger Hurts blog (now taken down) in July 2012 and was then, several months later, referred to a local food bank.
Make it make bleeping sense
Ooh, welcome!
you can literally SEE her unbearable adenoidal voice in this photo
Jack says about raising £24,000, "I'm never going to get rich doing this", why would anyone want to get rich from doing charity work? It's so shady, she's so shady! Money is all she thinks about.View attachment 819362
Jack LOVESfactstelling fairytales.
This whole aticle is full of lies, oh my days, she really lives in her own reality. Six months food bank user? Curing meats on a deli counter? Debenhams? Working class? 'It could be served at The Ivy?!!!! Oh no Jack. Oh no.
Jack Monroe Has Written a Cookbook for Food Bank Users
The food writer and campaigner rose to fame in 2012 after her blog on food poverty went viral. She tells us about ‘Tin Can Cook,’ the canned food recipe book she wishes she’d had as a food bank user.
Also noticed how tidy the kitchen looks in the pictures, must have paid someone to do that because Jack's lazy and disorganised
That's the thing though, a lot of people DO get rich from charity work. I've witnessed it first hand.
Or at least let them have the books at cost so she didn't profit from the purchases.
Those storage jars look to be on the pricey side too.
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Still looks like a junk shop, I doubt that is the correct way to store the majority of those ingredients. All performative
I was trying to figure out when she was using foodbanks - this was filmed in May 2013 and she says she's been using them for "the past 6 months".
Isn't that much later than she has said before?
I definitely assumed she was using them much earlier than that but I don't think we'd pinpointed any particular dates (none on our wiki).
She says she was a food bank user for 6 months in that article too.
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Jack LOVESfactstelling fairytales.
This whole aticle is full of lies, oh my days, she really lives in her own reality. Six months food bank user? Curing meats on a deli counter? Debenhams? Working class? 'It could be served at The Ivy?!!!! Oh no Jack. Oh no.
Jack Monroe Has Written a Cookbook for Food Bank Users
The food writer and campaigner rose to fame in 2012 after her blog on food poverty went viral. She tells us about ‘Tin Can Cook,’ the canned food recipe book she wishes she’d had as a food bank user.
The tale spinning is never-ending, sigh. The photo that accompanies that hot mess is interesting though; her eyeshadow is hysterical. Despite haunting Mrs Gloss and the Goss, she refuses to blend (unless a shiny eye is required). Ruby’s writing style is good, though, she really can write.
Also hah, @Clovis spotted it first
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