Food parcels for the poor in Britain...

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beutelwolf
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Re: Trying to eat for ?15.00 per week...

Post by beutelwolf »

First it's tomatoes, not tomato's.

Pasta without a sauce is dire, you might as well eat them raw, with a glass of water. The only thing you have here to be used for pasta sauce are your tomatoes, which alone does not suffice, and certainly not 6 tomatoes for ten pasta meals.
max_tranmere
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Re: Trying to eat for ?15.00 per week...

Post by max_tranmere »

pasta with tuna and coleslaw.
David Johnson
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Max

Post by David Johnson »

Just a thought

Will the Max Tranmere Credit Crunch Cookbook be available for the Xmas market?

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Sam Slater
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Re: Max

Post by Sam Slater »

Max, work us out a possible 7-day meal-plan, will you. As I said, I'm cutting back 500 calories a day to lose body-fat but I eat more than what you're offering.

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max_tranmere
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Re: Max

Post by max_tranmere »

That seems to be sufficient for 7 days worth of eats. If you faniced buying another can of tuna, another tub of coleslaw/potato salad, some pesto for your pasta to have on another night, another pack of cheese of whatever, then the bill may come to ?20.00 for the week. Still very cheap, and still affordable on the dole, and you are left with money for your bills and a bit for your cans of Tennants and your packs of Rothmans. So you can sit at home, watching Jeremy Kyle, eating sufficiently, swigging from your can of beer and smoking, whilst ignoring your kids, and all your needs are covered. So to go back to the original question at the top of this thread, why do they send food parcels out around Britain?
Sam Slater
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Re: Max

Post by Sam Slater »

I'm telling you, that list isn't enough for 3 decent meals a day, seven days a week. If you think it is then break it down for us all to see in a meal plan and if I'm wrong I'll own up and say so like I've done before.

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Gusset Sniffer
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Re: Max

Post by Gusset Sniffer »

I did a quick calculation. If you eat everything Max provides during the 7 days it works out at approx 1780 calories per day. I believe a man should eat at least 2500 cals per day. More if he does exercise. You should lose about a kg a week on Maxes diet. !hungry!

Sam Slater
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Re: Max

Post by Sam Slater »

He drinks lots of milk, I'll tell you that. 8 pints and no mention of coffee, tea or cereals.

Flatulence may be a problem so extra money for air fresheners too!

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scarlett march
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Re: Food parcels for the poor in Britain...

Post by scarlett march »

i completley agree with ya, my little boys school is trying to get everyone to make up hampers for immigrant families, needless to say i am not donating a thing, however i have made up a box of various items for the soldiers out in afgan for christmas, as i see that as a worthy cause.. so im not all bad xx
Gusset Sniffer
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Re: Food parcels for the poor in Britain...

Post by Gusset Sniffer »

I heard that some people who were self employed can't get benefits and need food parcels. Is that the case??????

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