Me neither!I haven’t!!
Me neither!I haven’t!!
kebab and fried chicken but only one drink, so it's all for her. Agreed, something triggered those munchies.That kebab does not look like the order of a sober person.
Maybe I'm getting into tin foil hat territory but what ifThe more I think about it, the more bewildered I feel. Surely she knew this would happen when she cropped the date out of her screenshot. The only reason you'd do it would be if it didn't align with her story.
If he has requested his endorsement be removed, I think it may well be because it reads as if he is praising the recipes in that particular book. If the recipes were closely looked at (roll on the e-book) I think it might be embarrassing for him to have called them 'a brilliant collection of enticing budget recipes'. I am unable to read the Telegraph article, but shameless to fake reviews for unread books.I found this. It's old but shows the back scratching. Jay must have realised his reputation would go down not up with the endorsement . Nothing to do with the slop.
Authors admit faking blurbs on 'dire' books
www.telegraph.co.uk
I just read what she said - 'these are wonderful and inspiring recipes' as opposed to Nigel Slaters more guarded and non-specific 'she understands what it is like to be skint and have the desire to put something delicious on the table'.Re the Nigella & Jay Rayner quotes-is it good practice to recycle quotes from the past? Things change-loads of celebrities got it wrong about all sorts of people in the past (Savile for example, you’ll find loads of glowing praise for that ponce from others before his true colours became widely known). Obviously just an analogy but I’d have thought that it’s shady to recycle past statements. I only bought veganish because Nigella said it was great. It absolutely isn’t & I can’t believe she actually read any of the recipes
That only works if she shows that there were zero sales from when the donation was made until the shop closedMaybe I'm getting into tin foil hat territory but what if
1) she actually made the donation ages ago on a reasonable date
2) she purposefully cropped out the date to make it look as shifty as possible
3) squigs "harass" the foodbank (ie. double check when the donation was made)
4) foodbank confirms it was made a while ago
5) jack has proof that she is actually good, it's just nefarious trolls making her look bad, and all the trolls want her DEAD
You're not wrong - really does look like them.@Mendacious Trumpet you found the Christmas whichetty grub .
She's also got some crab paste recipes out there, if anyone fancies a pasty crustacean experiment?Same. I actually bought some salmon paste a few months ago, which is still sitting on my mantlepiece, because I was going to do the salmon noodles. I can't face wasting decent ingredients and energy on her terrible recipes, especially not in this economy. I just find disappointing food really upsetting. For reference - I have been known on at least one occasion to have burst into tears when I've ordered badly in a restaurant. I can't do it to myself. So I can simply applaud the brave Fraus and look forward to seeing the results with my hands over my eyes.
Do you mean you see someone else on insta related to this and they’re indicating something?The cynic in me looks elsewhere on Instagram for answers and potentially finds them, the person who keeps falling for her crap thinks she is not well and Instagram is a true reflection of what is going on and Twitter is her bravado.
Even more annoying if you consider that if you keep mint in a glass of water it will not only stay fresh it will sprout roots so you can plant it and have a whole load of new mint. Parsley and coriander also keep well in water in the fridge and you’d think as a ‘foodie’ and ‘chef who has worked in a professional capacity’ she’d know such basic stuff. Freeze chillis and sliced/ wedged lemons and limes, chives freeze really well. I think she’s trying to play on that really thin ‘I use whatever I have in’ shtick, forgetting that shouldn’t mean ‘everything I have in is off.’ More mithering but any time I’ve let a pack of herbs go off they’ve gone all slimy so couldn’t even have gone directly in a sauce let alone be the star ingredient as in basil for a pesto-it’s the fresh simplicity that’s the appeal-here, have my fridge casualty coriander, mint and peanut ‘pesto.’What I’ve noticed from reading a few of Jack’s recipes is the amount of food she’s wasting, or not eating whilst it’s fresh. Is this because in reality she prefers to buy takeaway or ready meals?
In the Lazarus pesto I’m making she says at the start of the story that:
a large black bunch of mint in the fridge, some sticky soggy parsley and a clump of basil that had seen better days.
(Aware she’s probably filtered the photo, but the pesto looks quite vibrant and certainly not like it was soggy parsley and black mint)
She finishes the post with:
I want to try a coriander and lemon pesto too – and judging by the flagging bunch in the fridge, I might just get the chance to..!!
That’s just one recipe. Others have soft bendy carrots, sad looking mushrooms, potatoes with eyes. I mean, why is she letting fresh food decay in the fridge?
And just to say, I love using fresh herbs when I’m cooking, but id rarely have mint, basil, parsley and coriander all at once, going off. It seems such a waste of money.
Thank god, I've used every combination of search term I could think of and couldn't find itArgh I can’t find nightmare pud!!! It’s in about Dec 2020
edit - credit Sideboob Bob
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Jack Monroe #203 Found a packet of pork mince
Remember when she said she's spent the last 10 years mining her trauma "for other peoples' ad revenue" and would talk about her *health issues* on her own terms now. She must've been just WAITING for Twitter to add that monetisation feature. Feels like we're definitely gearing up for...tattle.life
I must be a bleep because I've worn my Achilles heel out where Jack is concerned. No Vimes Heels here. Actually I think it's because I've already had severe narc exposure and I don't have the patience and sympathy for it these days.I think it's the natural human instinct to think the best of people, and to want to help them, which is no bad thing. I keep thinking "well, if she just asked for help and was open and transparent, most of this could be resolved." I've even posted on here how she could sort out her Patreon mess and make it easier to manage going forward.
For us and anyone with a brain yes, but I think a lot of squigs/blue tick friends would fall for itThat only works if she shows that there were zero sales from when the donation was made until the shop closed