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« Last post by Malebox on Sun 04-Aug-2024 | 19:06PM »Are you bored MBChin up the Footie season starts next week


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Front Page / Re: Greetings To The Great British Public....« Last post by Malebox on Sun 04-Aug-2024 | 19:06PM »Are you bored MB ![]() ![]() 2
Front Page / Re: Greetings To The Great British Public....« Last post by Ar Lass on Sun 04-Aug-2024 | 18:07PM »Are you bored MB
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Front Page / Re: Greetings To The Great British Public....« Last post by Malebox on Sun 04-Aug-2024 | 18:03PM »Roll up, roll up, it's YOUR lucky day...
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Front Page / Greetings To The Great British Public....« Last post by Malebox on Sun 04-Aug-2024 | 17:11PM »Why not become a member of Fifty Plus Forum?
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Front Page / Re: Milk« Last post by Lila1410 on Tue 02-Apr-2024 | 10:55AM »Doesn't it have to be pasteurised nowadays?
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Front Page / Re: Milk« Last post by NEGal on Tue 02-Apr-2024 | 09:16AM »I have had milk straight from the cow once when staying on a farm as a child and helped milk the cows.
I remember it was very creamy. Or seemed so. 7
Front Page / Re: Milk« Last post by NZ on Mon 01-Apr-2024 | 19:12PM »When I first came to live in my present village in 1975 I used to go to the local farm with a small milk can and buy milk straight from the farmer. After the farmer died the farm no longer had cattle I had to start buying it in Supermarkets, it is mostly sold in one litre cardboard containers, not plastic. Raw milk is still available from farmers but nowhere nearby. I loved the taste of milk straight from the cow.
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Front Page / Re: Milk« Last post by aron on Sun 31-Mar-2024 | 21:40PM »Just drank a glass of whole milk cold and creamy straight from the fridge.. Nothing better.
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Front Page / Re: Milk« Last post by Hotton on Sun 31-Mar-2024 | 15:35PM »My wife orders a large container of skimmed milk from Sainsbury's. I also drink Alpro including a chocolate one.
For years we had milk delivered but they went to just 3 times a week and then stopped delivering. 10
Front Page / Re: Milk« Last post by Beppy on Sun 31-Mar-2024 | 15:29PM »Yup still glass bottles. We have the option of plastic, which are cheaper, but Mrs DM is old fashioned and quite likes the idea of the glass bottle! I do too. |