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Plant Based Sandwiches Dropped By Morrisons And Asda
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<blockquote data-quote="Lowland1" data-source="post: 8204756" data-attributes="member: 66524"><p>The wife of one of our workers used to work at a local cannery. In the off season they would can both dog food and Irish stew. One of the perks of working there was to be able buy or be given boxes of damaged or unlabelled goods which they then sold around the village. The problem was often they forgot what was in the tins and it was as likely to be Chappy dog food as carrots or Irish stew. My mother would often buy a case of tins of Irish stew to be fed to us as a 1970’s ready meal if she was away doing milk recording. On many occasions my Dad would open several tins of dog food before he got to the stew. It was always a worry that thete’d be no Irish stew just dog food but there was no childline in those days so we had no one to complain to.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lowland1, post: 8204756, member: 66524"] The wife of one of our workers used to work at a local cannery. In the off season they would can both dog food and Irish stew. One of the perks of working there was to be able buy or be given boxes of damaged or unlabelled goods which they then sold around the village. The problem was often they forgot what was in the tins and it was as likely to be Chappy dog food as carrots or Irish stew. My mother would often buy a case of tins of Irish stew to be fed to us as a 1970’s ready meal if she was away doing milk recording. On many occasions my Dad would open several tins of dog food before he got to the stew. It was always a worry that thete’d be no Irish stew just dog food but there was no childline in those days so we had no one to complain to. [/QUOTE]
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