Re: Things which always run out over Xmas...
Sat Jan 09, 2010 12:21 am
Goddammit, I forgot to buy toilet rolls! 
Should have enough to last a few days. If not, there's always the Coventry Observer
Should have enough to last a few days. If not, there's always the Coventry Observer
Re: Things which always run out over Xmas...
Fri Dec 24, 2010 8:50 am
Potatoes! 
No kidding, Morrisons had sweet potato, new potatoes and red potatoes in huge bags but no loose regular white potatoes for cooking. I bought a bag of frozen roast potatoes instead which are nice enough but no use for making stew
No kidding, Morrisons had sweet potato, new potatoes and red potatoes in huge bags but no loose regular white potatoes for cooking. I bought a bag of frozen roast potatoes instead which are nice enough but no use for making stew
Re: Things which always run out over Xmas...
Fri Dec 24, 2010 9:16 am
As I'm not cooking at all over Christmas - I'm not expecting to run out of anything !!!
The shops are actually going to be open on Boxing Day - and you can bet your life they'll be as busy as ever !!!!
Dutchy - you could always try tinned new potatoes in your stew - not the same I know - but gotta be better than nothing
The shops are actually going to be open on Boxing Day - and you can bet your life they'll be as busy as ever !!!!
Dutchy - you could always try tinned new potatoes in your stew - not the same I know - but gotta be better than nothing
Re: Things which always run out over Xmas...
Fri Dec 24, 2010 9:33 am
Another stew lover 
As Pollyanna suggests I often throw in a tin of potatoes (opened first).
Tesco at the Arena was totally bereft of frozen chips when I was forced round on Wednesday. I can't understand the way people are going mad, as you say everywhere is open again on Sunday.
As Pollyanna suggests I often throw in a tin of potatoes (opened first).
Tesco at the Arena was totally bereft of frozen chips when I was forced round on Wednesday. I can't understand the way people are going mad, as you say everywhere is open again on Sunday.
Re: Things which always run out over Xmas...
Fri Dec 24, 2010 1:26 pm
pollyanna wrote:As I'm not cooking at all over Christmas - I'm not expecting to run out of anything !!!
Alright for some eh Polly?
pollyanna wrote:Dutchy - you could always try tinned new potatoes in your stew - not the same I know - but gotta be better than nothing
No worries Polly/Rebbonk since I didn't buy any other ingredients* once I knew there were no spuds.
*Except for a small onion as they will probably run out of those next
Re: Things which always run out over Xmas...
Fri Dec 24, 2010 7:57 pm
dutchman wrote:pollyanna wrote:As I'm not cooking at all over Christmas - I'm not expecting to run out of anything !!!
Alright for some eh Polly?
It's a hard life Dutchy - but someone has to do it -pollyanna wrote:Dutchy - you could always try tinned new potatoes in your stew - not the same I know - but gotta be better than nothing
No worries Polly/Rebbonk since I didn't buy any other ingredients* once I knew there were no spuds.
*Except for a small onion as they will probably run out of those next
An onion will come in really handly -
Re: Things which always run out over Xmas...
Fri Jan 07, 2011 9:59 pm
dutchman wrote:Goddammit, I forgot to buy toilet rolls!
Did it again this year!
Re: Things which always run out over Xmas...
Mon Oct 19, 2015 1:10 pm
I use to run out of my front door and hide from the 9 grand kids coming and run out of money if they caught me .
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Re: Things which always run out over Xmas...
Mon Oct 19, 2015 1:30 pm
Patience is often in short supply round here
Re: Things which always run out over Xmas...
Mon Nov 30, 2015 3:43 pm
Turkey!
Morrisons never order enough so you have to book it in advance, which sort of defeats the purpose of a "self-service" supermarket doesn't it?
Morrisons never order enough so you have to book it in advance, which sort of defeats the purpose of a "self-service" supermarket doesn't it?