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[Food] Which is better
- Thread starter BensGrandad
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You mean Vogon.
BensGrandad
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Went to Hangleton today and must say I was very impressed bought some Sirloin Steak and will report back after we have had it for dinner Thursday.
SIMMO SAYS
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schmunk
Why oh why oh why?
Go on - how much was it, and how long did it take for you to get there and back home?
BensGrandad
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Very reasonable, certainly cheaper than any butchers on Haywards Heath or Burgess Hill and local supermarkets. Didnt take long as both the 5 and 5B go virtually to the door.
schmunk
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I make it 1 hour HH to Churchill Square, then 1/2 hour Churchill Square to Hangleton, plus walking, waiting etc. A 3+ hour round trip to save a couple of pounds on some meat?
BensGrandad
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I make it 1 hour HH to Churchill Square, then 1/2 hour Churchill Square to Hangleton, plus walking, waiting etc. A 3+ hour round trip to save a couple of pounds on some meat?
As I have said time is not a problem to me but actually you are wrong as we had a coffee in the bakers next door and was going to Asda so it was just from there on a 5B. Incidentally if you wish they do deliver nationwide just read them on facebook.
SIMMO SAYS
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pishhead
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He's having a very late dinner
Maybe he got food poisoning after his sirloin was sitting on a bus for 6 hours in 30 degree heat after some idiot didn't close the window on the bus and allow the air con to work as intended?
I hope I have some decent hobbies when I retire
all that fannying about to save a few quid on some meat.
Mr Putdown
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Maybe he’s still chewing on it?
BensGrandad
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We had it for dinner last night and cooked as per the bbc food experts Guide to frying steak and it was absolutely gorgeous, why people pay £25 for the same meat from Waitrose etc is beyond me as 3 steaks cost me less than 1/3rd of that. Will certainly go there again.
SIMMO SAYS
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So you bought three adult size steaks for around £8.00?
schmunk
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Waitrose steak is around £30/kg, or £17/kg for their "Essential" range.
https://www.waitrose.com/ecom/shop/browse/groceries/fresh_and_chilled/fresh_meat/beef/steaks/sirloin
The more expensive steak is about £14/lb. Are you saying you paid less than £5/lb for good quality sirloin steak?
https://www.waitrose.com/ecom/shop/browse/groceries/fresh_and_chilled/fresh_meat/beef/steaks/sirloin
The more expensive steak is about £14/lb. Are you saying you paid less than £5/lb for good quality sirloin steak?
SIMMO SAYS
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I fear we may be in for a long wait - BG is currently going through his bin for the receipt
Shropshire Seagull
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I fear we may be in for a long wait - BG is currently going through his bin for the receipt
Or there will be a thread pop up soon asking "Help needed, how do I convert from grams to ounces" so that an imperial cost per kilo can be compared.
BensGrandad
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Not sure of the price per kilo as I didnt ask I just picked 3 steaks from what he had cut. They were ample for Son who is a big eater myself and wife who eats a very small portion.