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cryrst The garden of England 24 Jan 21 5.37pm
Originally posted by eagleman13 Stay clear of 'HelloFresh' & Gausto, very expensive & VERY unhealthy I doubt pensioners are that bothered about healthy food. The damage is done in the first 60 years tbh. Are they nice meals though?
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The garden of England 24 Jan 21 5.37pm

Originally posted by eagleman13

Stay clear of 'HelloFresh' & Gausto, very expensive & VERY unhealthy

I doubt pensioners are that bothered about healthy food. The damage is done in the first 60 years tbh.
Are they nice meals though?

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eagleman13 On The Road To Hell & Alicante 24 Jan 21 6.07pm
Originally posted by cryrst I doubt pensioners are that bothered about healthy food. The damage is done in the first 60 years tbh. Are they nice meals though? Ha ha, as it happens Cryst, yes, they are. You do have to cook most of them yourself, which is no probs to me as i do 99.5% of me n the 'Trouts' cooking as it is. This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.
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On The Road To Hell & Alicante 24 Jan 21 6.07pm

Originally posted by cryrst

I doubt pensioners are that bothered about healthy food. The damage is done in the first 60 years tbh.
Are they nice meals though?

Ha ha, as it happens Cryst, yes, they are. You do have to cook most of them yourself, which is no probs to me as i do 99.5% of me n the 'Trouts' cooking as it is.

This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.

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orpingtoneagle Orpington 24 Jan 21 7.14pm
Before my Mum went into care she used Wiltshire as they did the food she liked (classic British,), and you just bunged it in the microwave. They also did lighter stuff like soup and desserts. She had a weekly delivery. But for a treat I used to take her in a Fillet o fish from the Maccies on London Road. Poor love is now in a home and never sure what is going on.
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Before my Mum went into care she used Wiltshire as they did the food she liked (classic British,), and you just bunged it in the microwave. They also did lighter stuff like soup and desserts.

She had a weekly delivery.

But for a treat I used to take her in a Fillet o fish from the Maccies on London Road.

Poor love is now in a home and never sure what is going on.

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cryrst The garden of England 24 Jan 21 7.16pm
Originally posted by eagleman13 Ha ha, as it happens Cryst, yes, they are. You do have to cook most of them yourself, which is no probs to me as i do 99.5% of me n the 'Trouts' cooking as it is. Hope the trout does 'other' things eagle. Or is she just a rubbish cook and you like to actually eat the meals.
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cryrst

The garden of England 24 Jan 21 7.16pm

Originally posted by eagleman13

Ha ha, as it happens Cryst, yes, they are. You do have to cook most of them yourself, which is no probs to me as i do 99.5% of me n the 'Trouts' cooking as it is.

Hope the trout does 'other' things eagle.
Or is she just a rubbish cook and you like to actually eat the meals.

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Vaibow vancouver/croydon 24 Jan 21 10.23pm
Thank you all, so very much, I appreciate the help and advice. This was once a quality forum....
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vancouver/croydon 24 Jan 21 10.23pm

Thank you all, so very much, I appreciate the help and advice.

This was once a quality forum....

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