So, you fancy some mashed spuds for dinner and the shop only has large bags of the blighters, no loose ones (Edit for TJ, sorry!)
Do you;
A - Buy a large bag and find ways to use them up?
B - Open said bag and remove the small number of spuds you need to make the mash?
Supermarket ? How common.
c - buy loose ones
A, potatoes aren't that hard to use up!
and the shop only has large bags of the blighters.
If you keep them in the dark they last quite a while. Buy the big bag and have roast pots every now and then
potato FTW
Go to morrisons or m&s and get ready made mash
D) get some allotment grown spuds out of the sack in the cupboard
Invite some mates round for bangers and mash at the weekend with the leftovers. Mash lasts ages in the fridge, especially if you don't put the butter/milk in.
Try slicing them with garlic, herbs (rosemary), onion, olive oil in a big tray, stir, put in oven. Stir every 10 mins. lovely. Or try google for a billion other recipes.
B.
Then go and snap off the wasted mass of stalk that they've attached to the broccoli you want to eat with it.
I don't believe the supermarkets attach the stem to brocolli I think it grows that way.
I've noticed that Sainsburies value mushrooms do seem to include 50% mud these days.
I don't believe the supermarkets attach the stem to brocolli I think it grows that way.
Clearly that's what they want you to believe... sucker!
A - make booze with the spares
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