Oh, and @Joey66 here's your chance to dissect the inner workings of this fridge. Constructive criticism of course.
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Oh, and @Joey66 here's your chance to dissect the inner workings of this fridge. Constructive criticism of course.
empty ....Oh, and @Joey66 here's your chance to dissect the inner workings of this fridge. Constructive criticism of course.
RED pesto???? Kopite
Too much to dissect in that fridge. A lot going on and many questions to answer for @COYBL25Two jars of it too! Same with the sweet pickle.
Definitely some years old vegetables hiding in the corners of that fridge.Too much to dissect in that fridge. A lot going on and many questions to answer for @COYBL25
Could be a thread by itself to be honest. I’m shocked, and I don’t mind saying, a little upset to.Too much to dissect in that fridge. A lot going on and many questions to answer for @COYBL25
Same here mate, not what i expected from one of the more civilised people on here. Hold me Jimmy.Could be a thread by itself to be honest. I’m shocked, and I don’t mind saying, a little upset to.
Pretty much nothing in this second photo is British or Irish.
MAYO?Not a fan (uh oh lol), margarine. Oh, mayo is fine. Teriyaki or tandoori sauce if I'm really letting my hair down.
Google "Milk 'n more".I haven’t seen a glass bottle of milk since the early 2000s. It’s blown my mind.
Waitrose shopper & sodastream owner. Interesting.Don’t rate my actual fridge, it’s a loaner while the house is renovated
You can rate the Charlie Bingham though
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The effort you've gone to in order to have all the labels visible to the camera is appreciated ?
Never, ever risk running out of lemon curd. Perfect on toast on a Sunday morning.A TIN OF BEANS IN THE FRIDGE. And they’re not even Heinz. I thought you had to be over 70 to buy lemon curd?
Yeah, realised that after I posted it.Pretty much nothing in this second photo is British or Irish.
Dutch cookies, Russian honey cake, Swiss chocolate, Swedish salty liquorice, sauerkraut - doesn't exactly scream Stoke-on-Trent or Wexford.
No one refers to it as mayonnaise thus the word mayo stays in my vocab (vocabulary)MAYO?
Oh God. You're about eleven years old, aren't you.