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Re: Your favourite seasonal thing to buy

Postby Aggers » 15 Nov 2013, 19:04

I love the loaves of the bread with marzipan inside - they only seem about for Christmas.
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Re: Your favourite seasonal thing to buy

Postby JoM » 15 Nov 2013, 20:33

Di, I was in Lidl in Stafford the other day and saw those mini stollens at the till, I resisted somehow :lol:
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Re: Your favourite seasonal thing to buy

Postby Diflower » 15 Nov 2013, 20:45

JoM wrote:Di, I was in Lidl in Stafford the other day and saw those mini stollens at the till, I resisted somehow :lol:


They're really good Jo, they sell out quite fast which is why I bought them as soon as they appeared, but they will stay firmly upstairs for now ;) :D
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Re: Your favourite seasonal thing to buy

Postby cromwell » 15 Nov 2013, 22:57

Sausagemeat for the Christmas stuffing - they only seem to sell it at this time of year.
If anybody likes wine (!) Aldi champagne is very good - really. Also its only £11.99 atm after being reduced a quid.
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Re: Your favourite seasonal thing to buy

Postby JoM » 15 Nov 2013, 23:00

Diflower wrote:
JoM wrote:Di, I was in Lidl in Stafford the other day and saw those mini stollens at the till, I resisted somehow :lol:


They're really good Jo, they sell out quite fast which is why I bought them as soon as they appeared, but they will stay firmly upstairs for now ;) :D


It's probably just as well that our local Lidl closed down :lol:
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Re: Your favourite seasonal thing to buy

Postby Diflower » 15 Nov 2013, 23:01

Ah, see our farm shop sells its own sausagemeat all year, and it's exactly the same as their plain sausages, so we're a little bit spoilt ;)
Lidl champagne is very good too (we don't have aldi)
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Re: Your favourite seasonal thing to buy

Postby Diflower » 15 Nov 2013, 23:03

Probably yes Jo :lol:
Ours is only a couple of years old, but not that near, it's 6 miles probably, so I/we don't go every week ;)
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Re: Your favourite seasonal thing to buy

Postby cromwell » 15 Nov 2013, 23:11

Diflower wrote:Lidl champagne is very good too (we don't have aldi)

You interest me strangely! ;)
We need to try that as well then!
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Re: Your favourite seasonal thing to buy

Postby Diflower » 15 Nov 2013, 23:13

Strangely? :shock: :D :lol:
It beat Moet a couple of years ago in blind taste tests ;)
I like Champagne, and wouldn't drink just anything, we buy Prosecco as a very close second :)
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Re: Your favourite seasonal thing to buy

Postby Workingman » 15 Nov 2013, 23:18

I quite like to buy fireworks for bonfire night - they're seasonal.

For this other thing, I have to have dried sage in to make mum's sage and onion stuffing with loads of breadcrumbs and good chicken stock to dampen it. Yummy.
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