Meganthemog wrote:If you like the Charlie Bingham pasta range do try the Aldi version. Same little wooden boxes so probably from same supplier - but a fraction of the cost.
Pepper Pig wrote:That’s one of the reasons why the Bigham’s meals are so good Suelle.
Meganthemog wrote:I like the M&S Chicken Kievs but I don't think of them as a ready meal - I consider those to be something that doesn't need an accompaniment.
Suelle wrote:Higgedy vegetarian pies and quiches are quite good too. They make meaty ones too, but I haven't tried any of them.
Pepper Pig wrote: Our local Iceland is open today between 5 and 6 for SW members only.That’s a new one on me!
earthmaiden wrote:Good grief! There's a new out of town store called 'Food Warehouse' opening here soon which looks interesting. When you read the (very) small print it is Iceland. I am wondering why they don't advertise it as such. Maybe they'll have 'special evenings' too .
earthmaiden wrote:Cook is a chain. They are not particularly cheap but very respectable in nice parts of the Home Counties and beyond. I have a friend whose sister is a clean, tidy and fussy kind of person, she and her husband decided they didn't want to mess up the kitchen of their nice Surrey flat once they'd retired and almost live on Cook items, even using them for dinner parties etc. https://www.cookfood.net/shops/
Amber wrote:Two things.
Two. A bit more tricky. When my mum was ‘out of sorts’ with dementia, when she wanted her tea, she wanted it NOW!!
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Suelle wrote:I saw an advert recently for something like Wiltshire meals, but with the added benefit(??) of the meals being stored at room temperature.
I think it was an insert in something like the National Trust magazine, or one of the catalogues I get sent, because I can't find it now, and can't remember the name of the company either. I know that's not much help but might be worth looking out for if freezer space is an issue.
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