Essexgran - this is the last call for your address via a comment so I can post the book you won. If I haven't heard from you when I read my blog first thing Monday morning, I will have to draw another name out of the hat.
Coming back from our chiropractic appointments the other day, we stopped at a roadside farm shop to buy a few things. We saw huge bags of apples outside so bought one of eaters and one of cookers:
Each of the bags of apples had a weight between 2.5kgs and 3.75kgs, both at £1.50 each so very good. Yes, some of the eating apples were bruised but most were fine. The cooking apples were Lord Derby which I have not used before.
As you can see, we also bought a few raspberries and plums to put on top of our morning porridge. The carrots were so sweet, they were just amazing.
Anyway folks, hope you have a lovely weekend!
Great buys x
ReplyDeleteBargains. It is ages since I cooked Lord Derby but I believe they break down to a fine mush. I do remember they are very tasty.
ReplyDeleteHad them last night, they hardly needed any sugar.
DeleteDefinitely a bargain! I've never heard of Lord Derby apples.
ReplyDeleteMe neither but when you know there are thousands of varieties, most not available in the shops, its not surprising.
DeleteI have just come across your lovely blog, I am now following your posts. Best Wishes Jackie :)
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