Get the Ivermectin out lads. Yum.Horse spunk hoops
Get the Ivermectin out lads. Yum.Horse spunk hoops
There was a press photo of her standing in front of a cupboard which is open, with a few basics tins and a blue tub of aptamilI assumed that she got the baby formula from a foodbank for SB and drank some because she couldn’t afford milk. But now you mention it I think SB was weaned by the time she entered Les Miz mode. So, yes your point is correct.
I think a PP might have it closer to the truth, which is that is was coffee whitener she was using but retconned it into baby formula cos it sounded “better”.
She is quite fond of a prop cupboard. Remember her little pov one she had, with a few basics tins in?There was a press photo of her standing in front of a cupboard which is open, with a few basics tins and a blue tub of aptamil
Ahahaha 'it's good to be challenged in your assumptions about food'From a Nigella interview in Saturday's (Toronto) Globe and Mail. Well. Certainly not as enthusiastic as "a force for good in the world". Could Nigella be seeing the light?
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À boutstrap de souffleHater! Do you want her to STOP BREATHING?!?!
Chapeau!À boutstrap de souffle
Her sneaky likes of people slagging off Jamie have tested my last nerve.Morning. Just to say she was in fact on twitter yesterday, because she 'liked' this comment about That Man's show.
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Let me speak on this for a minute because I have FEELINGS (not really lol, just a relevant anecdote). The other day my mum bought a small amount of mince for me along with her own. I was like 'oh great I'll make a bolognese'. I was going to bulk it out with a tin of lentils a la Jamie's suggestion on his programme. However, after some deep thought and soul-searching (again not really) I decided to give my mum back the mince because it's just not worth the cost of gas for me to be making one, maybe two, portions of bolognese. That's the whole point of the programme - how to reduce energy costs while making family meals which will last for more than a day. If you can't afford more than 250g of meat, I suggest mince and tatties or something which isn't going to be on the hob for an hour or more. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk etc.
Goodness!Yeah, that Ian Millard guy's a racist nutbag, See (I mean, it's fine if you don't click on this) here, where his disbarment is definitely NOT that he's a psychopath, but it was all down to Da Jooz.
The Slide of the English Bar and UK Society Continues and Accelerates
[Addendum and Update, 5 September 2021: since I blogged in relation to my disbarment etc, there have been developments, some of which are covered in the updates at the foot of the original blog. Ho…ianrobertmillard.org
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Ah, he's a Nazi.
<stops looking>
But when did Jamie say his recipes were specifically for people on UC?Morning. Just to say she was in fact on twitter yesterday, because she 'liked' this comment about That Man's show.
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Let me speak on this for a minute because I have FEELINGS (not really lol, just a relevant anecdote). The other day my mum bought a small amount of mince for me along with her own. I was like 'oh great I'll make a bolognese'. I was going to bulk it out with a tin of lentils a la Jamie's suggestion on his programme. However, after some deep thought and soul-searching (again not really) I decided to give my mum back the mince because it's just not worth the cost of gas for me to be making one, maybe two, portions of bolognese. That's the whole point of the programme - how to reduce energy costs while making family meals which will last for more than a day. If you can't afford more than 250g of meat, I suggest mince and tatties or something which isn't going to be on the hob for an hour or more. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk etc.
Isn't he behind one of the anti-Jack accounts on twitter, that got banned for a while (not necessarily due to tweets related to Jack). Sure it was him.Yeah, that Ian Millard guy's a racist nutbag, See (I mean, it's fine if you don't click on this) here, where his disbarment is definitely NOT that he's a psychopath, but it was all down to Da Jooz.
The Slide of the English Bar and UK Society Continues and Accelerates
[Addendum and Update, 5 September 2021: since I blogged in relation to my disbarment etc, there have been developments, some of which are covered in the updates at the foot of the original blog. Ho…ianrobertmillard.org
<looks further>
Ah, he's a Nazi.
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Mince is very often y/s too. It's one of my staples, and it's very rare I pay full price for it.750g of mincemeat is £4.35 on the first result in Google. Probably cheaper elsewhere. I always bought big packs of mince as you can make a few different meals with them whether I was on UC or working.
I don’t understand how these people are still alive if they can’t spend £4 on food. We’d have dead piling up in the street if their stories were reality.
Sounds like a Fall song...Character trait acquisition. It’s a narc thing
Didn't you realise? Every single recipe ever had to be aimed at a single mum on £10 a week with nothing more than a microwave and a blender for making slopBut when did Jamie say his recipes were specifically for people on UC?
Of course his recipes aren't for everyone and don't address the fuel/food costs crisis across the board - but that is why there is a thing called choice and people can look to other sources for help.
Jack is being a sneaky little twit here. No wonder most other chefs/food writers won't have anything to do with her.
Yeah this aggravates me, people that respond to budgetting help and advice with "but what about the people that don't have a hob/can't afford meat/only have 10p for the week" etc. JO's Save with Jamie book came in for similar criticism. Not all pieces of budget cookery work have to cater for the extreme poorest, there are many people that need help to work to a tighter budget that aren't on the bones of their arse. It doesn't have to be advice to suit all people, all of the time. JustBut when did Jamie say his recipes were specifically for people on UC?
Of course his recipes aren't for everyone and don't address the fuel/food costs crisis across the board - but that is why there is a thing called choice and people can look to other sources for help.
Jack is being a sneaky little twit here. No wonder most other chefs/food writers won't have anything to do with her.
Popping over from Sali Hughes' thread to point out that batch cooking is absolutely for people on UC. Jobseekers, Income Support, Employment and Support Allowance are/were paid every 2 weeks. One of the main challenges of moving to UC is people on a very low income moving to monthly payments. Totally ignorant silly tweet and JM droning her ignorance (again) about the benefits system - something she should know like the back of her hand to be adequately doing the works she claims as her niche - by liking it.But when did Jamie say his recipes were specifically for people on UC?
Of course his recipes aren't for everyone and don't address the fuel/food costs crisis across the board - but that is why there is a thing called choice and people can look to other sources for help.
Jack is being a sneaky little twit here. No wonder most other chefs/food writers won't have anything to do with her.