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Having been stocking up on my cat's medicines and his special kidney food for a few months now. His is Hill's Prescription food which is an American company. Probably won't have quite the same problems as a German company, but I'm guessing pet food and pet pills will be at the bottom of the urgent l...

My parents always made chutney with them. In fact, I used to think that chutney was only made of green tomatoes as I didn't know any other sort! With age has come delicious understanding

Heres a good link that helps with cutting food waste.From a favourite place of mine:https://cookingonabootstrap.com/2016/02/08/what-to-do-with-leftovers/ I follow him on SlaveBook - he's really good! Cough her cough.... :D I even went so far as to buy her latest book. Some tasty stuff there. :D

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Tue Oct 30, 2018 7:10 pm

I'm not sure how they can make, ship to the UK and then post me a small set of sugar tongs for 15p. They can though. They'll do me as a set of tongs for camping though.

Sugar tongs? That's some serious glamping you do there Deeps! Respect!

To help gauge costs of a proper cellar being added to a house after it has already been built here is the info about a colleague who had his cellar dug out a couple of years ago. He has an end of terrace house circa 1870s. Like me he already had a good 4 foot gap between his floorboards and the eart...

Grows just fine in in the garden in London (personal experience). Grows just fine in the garden in Birmingham (received experience). Don't know anyone further north personally who has grown it, but I suspect there will be some. If needs be you could grow it in a greenhouse, but they are large plants...

Just a heads up: it will cross-pollinate with its domesticated sibling Nicotiana, so for seed saving (and they produce 1,000s of tiny seeds) make sure there's no Nicotiana anywhere near!

Oh my! (I did instinctively say something else when I first scrolled down to the picture, but I won't repeat it out loud here! ) Hope the foot heals quickly Peejay. Yes indeed a salutary reminder that something very simple can seriously scarper any plans in an instant.

I particularly like the suggestion of testing your alarms when the clocks change. I can never remember when I last tested my alarms and that leads to a frantic spate of button pressing and the cat scarpering out of the house!

Well done jansman! Proper prepper in action! Equipped with the right gear and the right know-how. And a timely reminder for the rest of us - I have just got a second vehicle and am stocking it with the required equipment like hazard triangle, high-viz vest and completely forgot about the first aid k...