In-house magazines.

aggie
She can eat grapes.

www.diabetes.org.uk/guide-to-diabetes/enjoy-food/eating-with-diabetes/diabetes-food-myths/myth-fruit-diabetes

The Waitrose recipes rarely have ingredients that arent in most cupboards.

I pick up the free magazines wherever I am plus the recipe cards by the tills and Waitrose newspaper. I might not use the recipes but I get ideas.

One of our favourite suppers is 'sausage, potato and cheese thingy' which was a Tesco pull out.

I snack on mini cucumbers from Lidl

My friend has been advised to avoid grapes , seems they are pure sugar , and she has diabetes

Daisymae
Hi ?
I bought the grapes before picking up the mag on the way out of Tesco and I'm certainly not swayed by ads if it's not something I want or need.

They looked good value and I have already made inroads.
I eat lots of fruit and veg and grapes are good for snacking instead of crisps or biscuits plus they'll last well without shrivelling if I keep them cool.
Have a great BH whatever you're doing. ?

Well Tesco marketing certainly worked on you! What did you do with all those grapes!

Whenever I've looked at the Waitrose magazine recipes, they have listed ingredients that I've never even heard of, let alone had in my store cupboard !

Some schools insist on logo-ed items which rules out chain store purchases for some, unfortunately.

I like the Tesco and also the Coop magazines for recipes. They're usually fairly quick and easy with not too many ingredients.

Same for our Littlest gilly, I was horrified at the cost. The other two go to schools where as long as colour is adhered there is no need to purchase at a particular shop for most items, less than a quarter of the price.

I wish my 2 DGD’s school allowed these affordable uniforms GabriellaG but unfortunately they choose to enforce a very exclusive and expensive uniform code.

Tesco flowers have always been the best although Aldi are a good second.

Chrysanthemums bring the autumnal feeling and remind me of my sister in law.