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over a year ago
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"Retailers are earning that the end of the chicken for £3 is in sight..
These buggers can't wait to put the prices up.."
Why don’t you raise your own chickens |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket? "
Chicken was never a luxury meat Frida.. and you a farm girl x |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
Chicken was never a luxury meat Frida.. and you a farm girl x"
It was when I grew up, we didn't keep our own chickens. Cheaper cuts of lamb and beef, were cheaper than chicken and lasted longer. Though we are nose to tail, tongue sandwiches yum  |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
Chicken was never a luxury meat Frida.. and you a farm girl x
It was when I grew up, we didn't keep our own chickens. Cheaper cuts of lamb and beef, were cheaper than chicken and lasted longer. Though we are nose to tail, tongue sandwiches yum "
You have come a long way Frida.. what are you doing now? |
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over a year ago
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket? "
Out of interest when did you get indoor plumbing and stop using yesterday’s newspaper to wipe your arse? |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
Chicken was never a luxury meat Frida.. and you a farm girl x
It was when I grew up, we didn't keep our own chickens. Cheaper cuts of lamb and beef, were cheaper than chicken and lasted longer. Though we are nose to tail, tongue sandwiches yum
You have come a long way Frida.. what are you doing now?"
Genuinely Tom I can't say, it would make it ridiculously easy to find me in real life |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
Out of interest when did you get indoor plumbing and stop using yesterday’s newspaper to wipe your arse? "
Joys of living in rural west Wales it was like living decades behind everyone else. You say that as a joke, I grew up in a house minus central heating and the windows froze on the insides. |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
Out of interest when did you get indoor plumbing and stop using yesterday’s newspaper to wipe your arse?
Joys of living in rural west Wales it was like living decades behind everyone else. You say that as a joke, I grew up in a house minus central heating and the windows froze on the insides. "
Same as my house in West Wales x |
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By *bi HaiveMan
over a year ago
Forum Mod Cheeseville, Somerset |
"where can you buy a chicken for £3? 
£3.70 in the coop or 3 for a tenner "
So even in the '3 for' deal it's still £3.33 a chicken, not £3
I know you're only about 10% out but it's important to be accurate with numbers otherwise you end up looking like Bojo and trying to dupe everyone with false statistics. And it's a slippery slope from there.
Next thing you know you'll be promising 40 new hospitals, £350m a week or half a million extra employed people......
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
Chicken was never a luxury meat Frida.. and you a farm girl x
It was when I grew up, we didn't keep our own chickens. Cheaper cuts of lamb and beef, were cheaper than chicken and lasted longer. Though we are nose to tail, tongue sandwiches yum
You have come a long way Frida.. what are you doing now?
Genuinely Tom I can't say, it would make it ridiculously easy to find me in real life "
Plus you do like a sausage these days f  |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
Chicken was never a luxury meat Frida.. and you a farm girl x
It was when I grew up, we didn't keep our own chickens. Cheaper cuts of lamb and beef, were cheaper than chicken and lasted longer. Though we are nose to tail, tongue sandwiches yum
You have come a long way Frida.. what are you doing now?
Genuinely Tom I can't say, it would make it ridiculously easy to find me in real life
Plus you do like a sausage these days f "
Oi you cheeky bugger!!!! |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
Chicken was never a luxury meat Frida.. and you a farm girl x
It was when I grew up, we didn't keep our own chickens. Cheaper cuts of lamb and beef, were cheaper than chicken and lasted longer. Though we are nose to tail, tongue sandwiches yum
You have come a long way Frida.. what are you doing now?
Genuinely Tom I can't say, it would make it ridiculously easy to find me in real life
Plus you do like a sausage these days f
Oi you cheeky bugger!!!!"
Am I wrong!? |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
Chicken was never a luxury meat Frida.. and you a farm girl x
It was when I grew up, we didn't keep our own chickens. Cheaper cuts of lamb and beef, were cheaper than chicken and lasted longer. Though we are nose to tail, tongue sandwiches yum
You have come a long way Frida.. what are you doing now?
Genuinely Tom I can't say, it would make it ridiculously easy to find me in real life
Plus you do like a sausage these days f
Oi you cheeky bugger!!!!
Am I wrong!? "
You are in so much trouble now |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
Chicken was never a luxury meat Frida.. and you a farm girl x
It was when I grew up, we didn't keep our own chickens. Cheaper cuts of lamb and beef, were cheaper than chicken and lasted longer. Though we are nose to tail, tongue sandwiches yum
You have come a long way Frida.. what are you doing now?
Genuinely Tom I can't say, it would make it ridiculously easy to find me in real life
Plus you do like a sausage these days f
Oi you cheeky bugger!!!!
Am I wrong!?
You are in so much trouble now "
Bring it! |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
Chicken was never a luxury meat Frida.. and you a farm girl x
It was when I grew up, we didn't keep our own chickens. Cheaper cuts of lamb and beef, were cheaper than chicken and lasted longer. Though we are nose to tail, tongue sandwiches yum
You have come a long way Frida.. what are you doing now?
Genuinely Tom I can't say, it would make it ridiculously easy to find me in real life
Plus you do like a sausage these days f
Oi you cheeky bugger!!!!
Am I wrong!?
You are in so much trouble now
Bring it!"
Them are fighting words and I will win |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket? "
I remember back in the day when my mom would buy a boiler chicken and make soup from it.
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
Chicken was never a luxury meat Frida.. and you a farm girl x
It was when I grew up, we didn't keep our own chickens. Cheaper cuts of lamb and beef, were cheaper than chicken and lasted longer. Though we are nose to tail, tongue sandwiches yum
You have come a long way Frida.. what are you doing now?
Genuinely Tom I can't say, it would make it ridiculously easy to find me in real life
Plus you do like a sausage these days f
Oi you cheeky bugger!!!!
Am I wrong!?
You are in so much trouble now
Bring it!
Them are fighting words and I will win "
My money is on Frida |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
I remember back in the day when my mom would buy a boiler chicken and make soup from it.
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My mam would make cawl from lamb bones, actually she still does and it's lush. Bet your mom's soup was lovely too  |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
Chicken was never a luxury meat Frida.. and you a farm girl x
It was when I grew up, we didn't keep our own chickens. Cheaper cuts of lamb and beef, were cheaper than chicken and lasted longer. Though we are nose to tail, tongue sandwiches yum
You have come a long way Frida.. what are you doing now?
Genuinely Tom I can't say, it would make it ridiculously easy to find me in real life
Plus you do like a sausage these days f
Oi you cheeky bugger!!!!
Am I wrong!?
You are in so much trouble now
Bring it!
Them are fighting words and I will win
My money is on Frida "
Too right |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
Chicken was never a luxury meat Frida.. and you a farm girl x
It was when I grew up, we didn't keep our own chickens. Cheaper cuts of lamb and beef, were cheaper than chicken and lasted longer. Though we are nose to tail, tongue sandwiches yum
You have come a long way Frida.. what are you doing now?
Genuinely Tom I can't say, it would make it ridiculously easy to find me in real life
Plus you do like a sausage these days f
Oi you cheeky bugger!!!!
Am I wrong!?
You are in so much trouble now
Bring it!
Them are fighting words and I will win
My money is on Frida
Too right "
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
I remember back in the day when my mom would buy a boiler chicken and make soup from it.
My mam would make cawl from lamb bones, actually she still does and it's lush. Bet your mom's soup was lovely too "
I've never tried Cawl.
Yes. Moms chicken soup was so good |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
As a quasi-prepper for the last twenty years or so, this shtf event has been predicted, by prepping aficianados for many years
Inflation is going to rocket; food shortages will become common; thefts from supermarkets by people desperate for food for their children will be commonplace. Crime will become uncontrollable.
We're not in a good place right now, and this is only the start.
This is an apocalyptic view , but one founded on realism. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"where can you buy a chicken for £3?
£3.70 in the coop or 3 for a tenner "
I used to work in the co-op no way would I buy meat from there. If it’s fresh meat you go to Lidl or Aldis |
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By *anky_PankyWoman
over a year ago
Filthy Fuckeryville |
"I saw one on my Asda shop the other day for £2.46..... Farm stores special!
These days are numbered
You will get over it "
Not for me to get over, I saw it but didn't buy it..... 
I was just surprised how cheap it was. Of should that have been 'cheep' |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
Chicken was never a luxury meat Frida.. and you a farm girl x
It was when I grew up, we didn't keep our own chickens. Cheaper cuts of lamb and beef, were cheaper than chicken and lasted longer. Though we are nose to tail, tongue sandwiches yum
You have come a long way Frida.. what are you doing now?
Genuinely Tom I can't say, it would make it ridiculously easy to find me in real life
Plus you do like a sausage these days f
Oi you cheeky bugger!!!!
Am I wrong!?
You are in so much trouble now
Bring it!
Them are fighting words and I will win
My money is on Frida
Too right
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I’ll have the pair of you! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
I remember back in the day when my mom would buy a boiler chicken and make soup from it.
My mam would make cawl from lamb bones, actually she still does and it's lush. Bet your mom's soup was lovely too
I've never tried Cawl.
Yes. Moms chicken soup was so good "
Cawl = soup in Welsh. |
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It could be argued food is at it's cheapest and needed adjusting. A chicken in 1987 would have cost around £2 (£5 in real terms today). It's a moot point whether cheap food is a good thing, although I realise this depends on circumstances. |
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By *ean counterMan
over a year ago
Market Harborough / Kettering |
I'm a shooting man and love having the debate about cruelty etc bla bla bla. One of standard responses is "do you eat chicken" and the answer is normally yes. Most chickens that you buy from the supermarket have a life which last 13 weeks. 13 weeks of living in captivity in an area less than 0.25 square metres. So me shooting a pheasant that's living in the wild and has a pretty much 50/50 chance of not getting shot and if they do has an instant death is cruel? Think about it next time you buy a £3 chicken ! |
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"HeRetailers are earning that the end of the chicken for £3 is in sight..
These buggers can't wait to put the prices up..
Is this down to Obama again?
No. He is no longer President..keep Up  "
Haha! Yes.
You claimed it was his fault for rising food prices. So just everything except chicken?
Just eat more turkey. Sorted. |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
I remember back in the day when my mom would buy a boiler chicken and make soup from it.
My mam would make cawl from lamb bones, actually she still does and it's lush. Bet your mom's soup was lovely too
I've never tried Cawl.
Yes. Moms chicken soup was so good
Cawl = soup in Welsh. "
Nope not strictly true. Cawl is a broth made with meat and vegetables. To be any soup you'd have to add the main ingredient for example cawl madarch (mushroom soup).
Can imagine the uproar now if mushroom soup was served at a cawl a chan (cawl and song) or on St David's Day? Everyone would be absolutely tamping |
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nearly all the major supermarkets have chickens starting at around £2.50, only a fiver for extra large one...joint of pork always cheap too.
its only lamb and beef a bit pricey but if your a family of 4 its still only 3quid a head. |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
I remember back in the day when my mom would buy a boiler chicken and make soup from it.
My mam would make cawl from lamb bones, actually she still does and it's lush. Bet your mom's soup was lovely too
I've never tried Cawl.
Yes. Moms chicken soup was so good
Cawl = soup in Welsh.
Nope not strictly true. Cawl is a broth made with meat and vegetables. To be any soup you'd have to add the main ingredient for example cawl madarch (mushroom soup).
Can imagine the uproar now if mushroom soup was served at a cawl a chan (cawl and song) or on St David's Day? Everyone would be absolutely tamping "
Maybe in the olden days or in specific parts of Wales it might mean a specific dish. But modern Wales uses as a word for soup. The people of West and South Wales make up words that the rest of the country don’t have a fuckin’ clue what they meant though |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
I remember back in the day when my mom would buy a boiler chicken and make soup from it.
My mam would make cawl from lamb bones, actually she still does and it's lush. Bet your mom's soup was lovely too
I've never tried Cawl.
Yes. Moms chicken soup was so good
Cawl = soup in Welsh.
Nope not strictly true. Cawl is a broth made with meat and vegetables. To be any soup you'd have to add the main ingredient for example cawl madarch (mushroom soup).
Can imagine the uproar now if mushroom soup was served at a cawl a chan (cawl and song) or on St David's Day? Everyone would be absolutely tamping
Maybe in the olden days or in specific parts of Wales it might mean a specific dish. But modern Wales uses as a word for soup. The people of West and South Wales make up words that the rest of the country don’t have a fuckin’ clue what they meant though "
When I lived in West Wales it was always soup if you had been ill. We used a Welsh Germanic word for soup. We called it Heinz... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
I remember back in the day when my mom would buy a boiler chicken and make soup from it.
My mam would make cawl from lamb bones, actually she still does and it's lush. Bet your mom's soup was lovely too
I've never tried Cawl.
Yes. Moms chicken soup was so good
Cawl = soup in Welsh.
Nope not strictly true. Cawl is a broth made with meat and vegetables. To be any soup you'd have to add the main ingredient for example cawl madarch (mushroom soup).
Can imagine the uproar now if mushroom soup was served at a cawl a chan (cawl and song) or on St David's Day? Everyone would be absolutely tamping
Maybe in the olden days or in specific parts of Wales it might mean a specific dish. But modern Wales uses as a word for soup. The people of West and South Wales make up words that the rest of the country don’t have a fuckin’ clue what they meant though
When I lived in West Wales it was always soup if you had been ill. We used a Welsh Germanic word for soup. We called it Heinz..."
Not everyone has the privilege of turning in your elite circles Tom. Heinz soup, £3 chickens and a direct line to ET.
The rest of us can only dream |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
I remember back in the day when my mom would buy a boiler chicken and make soup from it.
My mam would make cawl from lamb bones, actually she still does and it's lush. Bet your mom's soup was lovely too
I've never tried Cawl.
Yes. Moms chicken soup was so good
Cawl = soup in Welsh.
Nope not strictly true. Cawl is a broth made with meat and vegetables. To be any soup you'd have to add the main ingredient for example cawl madarch (mushroom soup).
Can imagine the uproar now if mushroom soup was served at a cawl a chan (cawl and song) or on St David's Day? Everyone would be absolutely tamping
Maybe in the olden days or in specific parts of Wales it might mean a specific dish. But modern Wales uses as a word for soup. The people of West and South Wales make up words that the rest of the country don’t have a fuckin’ clue what they meant though "
Just checked with my Gog mates and nope they agree with me. And maybe the national botanical gardens where I had cawl last weekend are wrong too. Maybe it's where are from that is wrong? And there's nothing wrong with my spoken or written Welsh, diolch yn fawr.
And yep I do make up new Welsh words which are then put into the Welsh dictionary, being a terrible hwntw that I am
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
I remember back in the day when my mom would buy a boiler chicken and make soup from it.
My mam would make cawl from lamb bones, actually she still does and it's lush. Bet your mom's soup was lovely too
I've never tried Cawl.
Yes. Moms chicken soup was so good
Cawl = soup in Welsh.
Nope not strictly true. Cawl is a broth made with meat and vegetables. To be any soup you'd have to add the main ingredient for example cawl madarch (mushroom soup).
Can imagine the uproar now if mushroom soup was served at a cawl a chan (cawl and song) or on St David's Day? Everyone would be absolutely tamping
Maybe in the olden days or in specific parts of Wales it might mean a specific dish. But modern Wales uses as a word for soup. The people of West and South Wales make up words that the rest of the country don’t have a fuckin’ clue what they meant though
Just checked with my Gog mates and nope they agree with me. And maybe the national botanical gardens where I had cawl last weekend are wrong too. Maybe it's where are from that is wrong? And there's nothing wrong with my spoken or written Welsh, diolch yn fawr.
And yep I do make up new Welsh words which are then put into the Welsh dictionary, being a terrible hwntw that I am
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Os dim cawl, Beth felly yw y gai cywir am ‘gawl’ yn Gymraeg? What is the Welsh word for ‘soup’ - the general term. |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
I remember back in the day when my mom would buy a boiler chicken and make soup from it.
My mam would make cawl from lamb bones, actually she still does and it's lush. Bet your mom's soup was lovely too
I've never tried Cawl.
Yes. Moms chicken soup was so good
Cawl = soup in Welsh.
Nope not strictly true. Cawl is a broth made with meat and vegetables. To be any soup you'd have to add the main ingredient for example cawl madarch (mushroom soup).
Can imagine the uproar now if mushroom soup was served at a cawl a chan (cawl and song) or on St David's Day? Everyone would be absolutely tamping
Maybe in the olden days or in specific parts of Wales it might mean a specific dish. But modern Wales uses as a word for soup. The people of West and South Wales make up words that the rest of the country don’t have a fuckin’ clue what they meant though
Just checked with my Gog mates and nope they agree with me. And maybe the national botanical gardens where I had cawl last weekend are wrong too. Maybe it's where are from that is wrong? And there's nothing wrong with my spoken or written Welsh, diolch yn fawr.
And yep I do make up new Welsh words which are then put into the Welsh dictionary, being a terrible hwntw that I am
Os dim cawl, Beth felly yw y gai cywir am ‘gawl’ yn Gymraeg? What is the Welsh word for ‘soup’ - the general term. "
My goodness me I think I explained myself perfectly a few responses ago. Look up cawl as being one of Wales national dishes if you want/need further clarification for yourself.
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
I remember back in the day when my mom would buy a boiler chicken and make soup from it.
My mam would make cawl from lamb bones, actually she still does and it's lush. Bet your mom's soup was lovely too
I've never tried Cawl.
Yes. Moms chicken soup was so good
Cawl = soup in Welsh.
Nope not strictly true. Cawl is a broth made with meat and vegetables. To be any soup you'd have to add the main ingredient for example cawl madarch (mushroom soup).
Can imagine the uproar now if mushroom soup was served at a cawl a chan (cawl and song) or on St David's Day? Everyone would be absolutely tamping
Maybe in the olden days or in specific parts of Wales it might mean a specific dish. But modern Wales uses as a word for soup. The people of West and South Wales make up words that the rest of the country don’t have a fuckin’ clue what they meant though
Just checked with my Gog mates and nope they agree with me. And maybe the national botanical gardens where I had cawl last weekend are wrong too. Maybe it's where are from that is wrong? And there's nothing wrong with my spoken or written Welsh, diolch yn fawr.
And yep I do make up new Welsh words which are then put into the Welsh dictionary, being a terrible hwntw that I am
Os dim cawl, Beth felly yw y gai cywir am ‘gawl’ yn Gymraeg? What is the Welsh word for ‘soup’ - the general term.
My goodness me I think I explained myself perfectly a few responses ago. Look up cawl as being one of Wales national dishes if you want/need further clarification for yourself.
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
I remember back in the day when my mom would buy a boiler chicken and make soup from it.
My mam would make cawl from lamb bones, actually she still does and it's lush. Bet your mom's soup was lovely too
I've never tried Cawl.
Yes. Moms chicken soup was so good
Cawl = soup in Welsh.
Nope not strictly true. Cawl is a broth made with meat and vegetables. To be any soup you'd have to add the main ingredient for example cawl madarch (mushroom soup).
Can imagine the uproar now if mushroom soup was served at a cawl a chan (cawl and song) or on St David's Day? Everyone would be absolutely tamping
Maybe in the olden days or in specific parts of Wales it might mean a specific dish. But modern Wales uses as a word for soup. The people of West and South Wales make up words that the rest of the country don’t have a fuckin’ clue what they meant though
Just checked with my Gog mates and nope they agree with me. And maybe the national botanical gardens where I had cawl last weekend are wrong too. Maybe it's where are from that is wrong? And there's nothing wrong with my spoken or written Welsh, diolch yn fawr.
And yep I do make up new Welsh words which are then put into the Welsh dictionary, being a terrible hwntw that I am
Os dim cawl, Beth felly yw y gai cywir am ‘gawl’ yn Gymraeg? What is the Welsh word for ‘soup’ - the general term.
My goodness me I think I explained myself perfectly a few responses ago. Look up cawl as being one of Wales national dishes if you want/need further clarification for yourself.
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It's only a soup "
Totally, do get a bit grr, when I'm told just because I'm south walian I apparently make up words. I shall step away you are correct Tom |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
I remember back in the day when my mom would buy a boiler chicken and make soup from it.
My mam would make cawl from lamb bones, actually she still does and it's lush. Bet your mom's soup was lovely too
I've never tried Cawl.
Yes. Moms chicken soup was so good
Cawl = soup in Welsh.
Nope not strictly true. Cawl is a broth made with meat and vegetables. To be any soup you'd have to add the main ingredient for example cawl madarch (mushroom soup).
Can imagine the uproar now if mushroom soup was served at a cawl a chan (cawl and song) or on St David's Day? Everyone would be absolutely tamping
Maybe in the olden days or in specific parts of Wales it might mean a specific dish. But modern Wales uses as a word for soup. The people of West and South Wales make up words that the rest of the country don’t have a fuckin’ clue what they meant though
Just checked with my Gog mates and nope they agree with me. And maybe the national botanical gardens where I had cawl last weekend are wrong too. Maybe it's where are from that is wrong? And there's nothing wrong with my spoken or written Welsh, diolch yn fawr.
And yep I do make up new Welsh words which are then put into the Welsh dictionary, being a terrible hwntw that I am
Os dim cawl, Beth felly yw y gai cywir am ‘gawl’ yn Gymraeg? What is the Welsh word for ‘soup’ - the general term.
My goodness me I think I explained myself perfectly a few responses ago. Look up cawl as being one of Wales national dishes if you want/need further clarification for yourself.
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I did. I asked quite simply what the Welsh word for soup was. Quite simply a 1 word answer will suffice. |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
I remember back in the day when my mom would buy a boiler chicken and make soup from it.
My mam would make cawl from lamb bones, actually she still does and it's lush. Bet your mom's soup was lovely too
I've never tried Cawl.
Yes. Moms chicken soup was so good
Cawl = soup in Welsh.
Nope not strictly true. Cawl is a broth made with meat and vegetables. To be any soup you'd have to add the main ingredient for example cawl madarch (mushroom soup).
Can imagine the uproar now if mushroom soup was served at a cawl a chan (cawl and song) or on St David's Day? Everyone would be absolutely tamping
Maybe in the olden days or in specific parts of Wales it might mean a specific dish. But modern Wales uses as a word for soup. The people of West and South Wales make up words that the rest of the country don’t have a fuckin’ clue what they meant though
Just checked with my Gog mates and nope they agree with me. And maybe the national botanical gardens where I had cawl last weekend are wrong too. Maybe it's where are from that is wrong? And there's nothing wrong with my spoken or written Welsh, diolch yn fawr.
And yep I do make up new Welsh words which are then put into the Welsh dictionary, being a terrible hwntw that I am
Os dim cawl, Beth felly yw y gai cywir am ‘gawl’ yn Gymraeg? What is the Welsh word for ‘soup’ - the general term.
My goodness me I think I explained myself perfectly a few responses ago. Look up cawl as being one of Wales national dishes if you want/need further clarification for yourself.
Anger Management..
It's only a soup "
. step away from the Cawl! |
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meat is alway the first thing to go up in price ... theres a shortage of cooking oils on its way and grain related product are also going to suffer ...hard times ahead for some or many |
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"I maybe rather old, but chicken was a luxury meat when I was little.
With a chicken that cheap, who do you think was suffering for it to be that price? The supermarket?
Chicken was never a luxury meat Frida.. and you a farm girl x"
Yes it was. My mum told me. |
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"where can you buy a chicken for £3?
I'm the out of date section
£2.64 for a small chicken in Sainsbury's today- not in the discounted bit either"
So this whole thread is based on a Lie!!!!!!!!!!
And it was never even printed on the side of a bus. Ffs!
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"where can you buy a chicken for £3?
I'm the out of date section
£2.64 for a small chicken in Sainsbury's today- not in the discounted bit either
So this whole thread is based on a Lie!!!!!!!!!!
And it was never even printed on the side of a bus. Ffs!
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I think Tom was being a drama queen- it was obviously just the end of the £2.50 chicken but thats not as impressive sounding as a £3 chuck |
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"where can you buy a chicken for £3?
I'm the out of date section
£2.64 for a small chicken in Sainsbury's today- not in the discounted bit either
So this whole thread is based on a Lie!!!!!!!!!!
And it was never even printed on the side of a bus. Ffs!
I think Tom was being a drama queen- it was obviously just the end of the £2.50 chicken but thats not as impressive sounding as a £3 chuck "
What a fookin liberty! Cheekier than a nandos!! |
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"Wake Up People's "
That’s the cockerel’s job. Ask any self respecting farmer!
Face it. The game is up on this ruse! The chickens have come home to roost! You don’t have a leg to stand on. Your argument is plucked! You eggsagerated the numbers. You’re no better than thr Brexit Bus! |
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