Objective view wanted on silly situation

Objective view wanted on silly situation

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CoolHands

18,677 posts

196 months

Thursday 24th August 2017
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I don't think anyone's asked - how big is his freakin' freezer?! 50 loaves?!!!

I can only get a few pizzas, a box of mint Magnums, a bag of Mccains frys and two loaves of wholemeal in mine. And some sausages.

JuniorD

8,628 posts

224 months

Friday 25th August 2017
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CoolHands said:
I don't think anyone's asked - how big is his freakin' freezer?! 50 loaves?!!!

I can only get a few pizzas, a box of mint Magnums, a bag of Mccains frys and two loaves of wholemeal in mine. And some sausages.
Now there's a PHer that's ready for action!

sideways sid

1,371 posts

216 months

Friday 25th August 2017
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OP, buy some currants and some Union Jack bunting and launch your new 'Quaint English Bread Pudding' stall in your local village market when back in France!

smile

EddyP

846 posts

221 months

Saturday 26th August 2017
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OP - Where is this farm shop/bakery please?

My wife is a Coeliac so if she eats anything containing Gluten then it does significant damage to her intestines, this isn't just a fad she's decided to do, it's an autoimmune condition, believe me, she badly wishes she could eat Gluten. There are those that have decided to have it as a fad diet, on one hand they create the stigma shown in this thread on people who chose to be GF, on the other hand it's great that they've helped the supermarkets create a much larger range of GF products,
Finding decent gluten free bread is really difficult, most of it is like cardboard or just crap.

Gary C

12,484 posts

180 months

Saturday 26th August 2017
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Use your loaf !

0a

23,901 posts

195 months

Saturday 26th August 2017
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Sean Lock on Wheat Intolerance:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BxfsY1ifR54

bazza white

3,562 posts

129 months

Saturday 26th August 2017
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EddyP said:
OP - Where is this farm shop/bakery please?

My wife is a Coeliac so if she eats anything containing Gluten then it does significant damage to her intestines, this isn't just a fad she's decided to do, it's an autoimmune condition, believe me, she badly wishes she could eat Gluten. There are those that have decided to have it as a fad diet, on one hand they create the stigma shown in this thread on people who chose to be GF, on the other hand it's great that they've helped the supermarkets create a much larger range of GF products,
Finding decent gluten free bread is really difficult, most of it is like cardboard or just crap.
My ex Mrs sister has it. Shes really slim but looks pregnant. As it was left so long it's also damaged her bones and doctors. Say she will end up in a wheelchair.

MG-FIDO

448 posts

238 months

Saturday 26th August 2017
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Driller said:
Normally they are £3.70 each, I got 20% off for 50.
Crumbs, that's some slice of dough!

N-TY4C

169 posts

98 months

Saturday 26th August 2017
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Guys lets not butter the guy! He is French. At that price "LET HIM EAT CAKE"!!!

talksthetorque

10,815 posts

136 months

Saturday 26th August 2017
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If I was a French duck I would be very excited on reading this thread.

Leptons

5,114 posts

177 months

Saturday 26th August 2017
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Loaf it out guys, the OP is clearly a bit cut up about the situation.

AW111

9,674 posts

134 months

Sunday 27th August 2017
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EddyP said:
OP - Where is this farm shop/bakery please?

My wife is a Coeliac so if she eats anything containing Gluten then it does significant damage to her intestines, this isn't just a fad she's decided to do, it's an autoimmune condition, believe me, she badly wishes she could eat Gluten. There are those that have decided to have it as a fad diet, on one hand they create the stigma shown in this thread on people who chose to be GF, on the other hand it's great that they've helped the supermarkets create a much larger range of GF products,
Finding decent gluten free bread is really difficult, most of it is like cardboard or just crap.
clap
My wife also has Coeliac disease.

DuncanM

6,208 posts

280 months

Sunday 27th August 2017
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clap Round of applause for all the funny posts on this thread, had me genuinely lolling this morning hehe

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

256 months

Sunday 27th August 2017
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OP, after loading last year's 50 loaves into freezer....

texaxile

3,291 posts

151 months

Sunday 27th August 2017
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talksthetorque said:
If I was a French duck I would be very excited on reading this thread.
Get out. biggrinbiggrin

Thanks for the laugh. I canardly stop myself.

talksthetorque

10,815 posts

136 months

Sunday 27th August 2017
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texaxile said:
Get out. biggrinbiggrin

Thanks for the laugh. I canardly stop myself.
You're laughing at the puns now, but the memories magret over time.

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

256 months

Sunday 27th August 2017
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texaxile said:
talksthetorque said:
If I was a French duck I would be very excited on reading this thread.
Get out. biggrinbiggrin

Thanks for the laugh. I canardly stop myself.
You'd better stop soon, or you'll collapse and need the quack.

texaxile

3,291 posts

151 months

Sunday 27th August 2017
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That's Enouef.

Pothole

34,367 posts

283 months

Sunday 27th August 2017
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you say you can't get them in the car to take to your farmhouse, or is it a cottage? Could you not stuff them in your bloomers? They might be a bit crusty but at yeast you'd get them there.

0a

23,901 posts

195 months

Sunday 27th August 2017
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OP will soon be entering a world of (le) pain.