Biscoff spread is to die for.Lidl now do their own biscoff spread.
I can confirm it tastes fantastic straight from the jar
I’ve realised I’ve been measuring it too much with my heart, and have had to cut back
Biscoff spread is to die for.Lidl now do their own biscoff spread.
I can confirm it tastes fantastic straight from the jar
I quite like any sort of noodle/rice/cous cous dishes (sesame noodles, pad Thai) that can be eaten cold (or at least not super hot) in this weather. Also buddha/quinoa bowls and fajitas!Guys in the UK - what are you all making for dinner/tea in this awful heat?
I could live on salad, gucamole, hummus and all the yummy things but my family would have something to say about that! Anything oven based or takes less than 5 minutes to heat on the hob would be great.
I'm currently thinking of:
-Scrambled tofu
-Baked potatoes in the microwave
-Sandwiches/picnic teas
-Curry in the slow cooker.
Nourish do a brilliant version of feta. It's cubed and in a bag rather than blockA Greek salad if you can find a nice replacement for feta (I like the one from Lidl). I think Taifun make a nice "tofeta" too but the Lidl one is cheaper
Good to know, I used to like their cream cheeseNourish do a brilliant version of feta. It's cubed and in a bag rather than block
Oh no! I like their mince and their fillets were one of my favourites.I've just seen that Meatless Farm is no more. Shame, I used to like their stuff.
You could try coating your hair with your regular conditioner when it's dry before you wash it. Then wash and style has normal. It smooths the hair a bit. I do that every once in a whileI’ve had highlights recently & have got wavy/curly hair , the heat at the moment is making my hair very frizzy even with conditioner & product before I dry it. Any recommendations for a good conditioner and styling product? Asking on this thread because don’t think I’ll get cruelty free recommendations on the other hair/ beauty threads
I use the Aussie deep moisture hair mask on my bleached hair once a week and it’s really good, they’re cruelty freeI’ve had highlights recently & have got wavy/curly hair , the heat at the moment is making my hair very frizzy even with conditioner & product before I dry it. Any recommendations for a good conditioner and styling product? Asking on this thread because don’t think I’ll get cruelty free recommendations on the other hair/ beauty threads
I like noughty products! The detangle/leave in spray is perfectly light for this weather. The whole range is great, but I also use Giovanni foam/mousse and their gel is also good if you need extra hold!I’ve had highlights recently & have got wavy/curly hair , the heat at the moment is making my hair very frizzy even with conditioner & product before I dry it. Any recommendations for a good conditioner and styling product? Asking on this thread because don’t think I’ll get cruelty free recommendations on the other hair/ beauty threads
Noughty frizz magic.I’ve had highlights recently & have got wavy/curly hair , the heat at the moment is making my hair very frizzy even with conditioner & product before I dry it. Any recommendations for a good conditioner and styling product? Asking on this thread because don’t think I’ll get cruelty free recommendations on the other hair/ beauty threads
Falafel is really good to snack on, quite filling and high in protein for something to keep you going, but I tend to make a lot of wraps in this heat. You can switch up what protein/meat substitute you put in and what flavours you use to stop it getting boring. I really like using the Vivera/vegetarian butcher chicken breasts, smothering them in cajun seasoning and putting them in the actifry, slicing up and putting in the wrap, so tasty with a bit of vegan mayo, rocket, cucumber and whatever else salad I've got in the fridge. I freeze the tortillas as well and just defrost them one at a time as needed because there's far too many in one pack!Guys in the UK - what are you all making for dinner/tea in this awful heat?