My milkman delivered some potting compost with my normal milk order. I’ve never been so excited. Gardening/my greenhouse is my happy place and it’s one of the things that is getting me through this!
Flumps are a twisty marshmallow sweet..... soft and light . I can post you one if you like?![]()
Too sweet and marshmallow - textured for me. Maybe how it passed me by, but seriously I don't remember them at all.
I’ve been looking for flour for weeks and come up with nothing! My husband managed to get some whole meal spelt flour last weekend when he was shopping for his dad so I will give that a try. Anything is better than none I suppose, but I refuse to pay stupid money for it!I was really excited a couple of weeks ago (I think) to find a solitary bag of bread flour in a little local Sainsbury’s.
Flour cannot be found anywhere now.
I had a look on Amazon last night - Allinson’s strong white bread flour was going for £23.75 per 1.5 kg bag!
I am not that desperate
And deliver it personally!For that price I could post you some gorgeous organic Swiss flour![]()
I paid £2.49 for 60ml bottle in co op last week!I just managed to buy a bottle of antibacterial hand gel online!We usually have a travel size bottle or 2 of it in the car, even before all this virus happened and I can't find any even while we were in America last Feb. Now I got one, but I can only get the 300ml bottle. Easy enough to refill the travel size bottles we have.
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Thank you!No the powder stuff is dried. Fresh yeast is generally kept behind the fresh bakery counter in the fridge and comes as part of a block.
I bought mine from Lloyds Pharmacy online. It was the only hand gel available (not sure how many bottles they have still). So I bought the 300ml for £3.99 but delivery is £3.95. I was looking for other items I can get but mostly out of stock. Oh well. At least the shop is legit and not some rogue sellers. We can't get any hand gel from shops in our area and always out of stock in our weekly online shopping.I paid £2.49 for 60ml bottle in co op last week!Can get it at the Lidl down the road for 49p normally but sold out when I last went in! At least I’ve got some for my rare trips out now though! I’m terrible with touching my face (got a scarred lip from biting through it during a fit years ago so always picking at it
) so at least a bit of protection from the germs!
A pack of hay fever tablets from the pharmacy after the supermarket was emptied for a couple of weeks at the start of lockdown.
Just in time before the sneezing and coughing got too bad for me to go shopping without being a health risk...
I have had to order ours online. Both me and MrA take a daily anti histamine so we’ve needed a decent supply of them. Fortunately an online pharmacy will sell you several months’ supply.
I’ll be interested to hear how your Morrison’s Box delivery goes - I’m so suspicious!
We’ve been looking for SR flour for weeks! We have got bread flour from a local bakers and he was happy to supply itI was really excited a couple of weeks ago (I think) to find a solitary bag of bread flour in a little local Sainsbury’s.
Flour cannot be found anywhere now.
I had a look on Amazon last night - Allinson’s strong white bread flour was going for £23.75 per 1.5 kg bag!
I am not that desperate
Marshmallows in strange coloursAm I the only person on here who doesn't know what flumps are? I'm about the same vintage as you both and @VickiA comes from down South like me, so it's probably not a Northern thing.
Please enlighten me!
Is phenergan not a prescription only drug? It can make you pretty drowsy far as I remember - I used to take it occasionally for dysmenorrhea.If people are struggling for antihistamines, would it be worth asking a pharmacy if they have any Phenergan? It's not sold as an antihistamine but promethazine is the main ingredient and it is definitely one. It's sold over the counter as a travel sickness aid, but only in pharmacies. It's just a thought.
Is phenergan not a prescription only drug? It can make you pretty drowsy far as I remember - I used to take it occasionally for dysmenorrhea.