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Sainsburys Cheese Twists: Carefuly they unhealthy
They are lovely Sainsbury's Cheese Twists. Careful now, they are high in fat and other things because my GP has said I must cut down as I risk death from them. Limit them to one or two a week. Still nice though. Love them at 7:30am because the baker has an aassisitiant now who can help produce them for morning time. Lovely cheese twists had one this morning but only one!
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you have posted before about them and it was boring then anyway this should be in food
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you have posted before about them and it was boring then anyway this should be in food
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I don't know what a cheese twist is but I'm guessing it's a cheese pastry thing. If so, well of course it's unhealthy, and eating them at 7:30 in the morning? Would you really need a doctor to tell you that it's unhealthy? Don't answer that, from your spelling and grammar I'm guessing your brain somewhat resembles a cheese twist.
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Lidl's are far superior.
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They are lovely Sainsbury's Cheese Twists. Careful now, they are high in fat and other things because my GP has said I must cut down as I risk death from them. Limit them to one or two a week. Still nice though. Love them at 7:30am because the baker has an aassisitiant now who can help produce them for morning time. Lovely cheese twists had one this morning but only one!
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Lidl's are far superior.
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you have posted before about them and it was boring then anyway this should be in food
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Using that frozen puff pastry stuff you can make your own in twenty minutes... will taste better too
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Using that frozen puff pastry stuff you can make your own in twenty minutes... will taste better too
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Crossoant (Forgotten how to spell it) and the ones with chocolate in it are so much better and Lidl make the good ones.
Why do you like that crappy cheese roll? |
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Croissant
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They are lovely Sainsbury's Cheese Twists. Careful now, they are high in fat and other things because my GP has said I must cut down as I risk death from them. Limit them to one or two a week. Still nice though. Love them at 7:30am because the baker has an aassisitiant now who can help produce them for morning time. Lovely cheese twists had one this morning but only one!
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Crossoant (Forgotten how to spell it) and the ones with chocolate in it are so much better and Lidl make the good ones.
Why do you like that crappy cheese roll? |
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I'm waiting for Stanley Unwin to post on this thread.
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Crossoant (Forgotten how to spell it) and the ones with chocolate in it are so much better and Lidl make the good ones.
Why do you like that crappy cheese roll? |
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Lidl's are far superior.
Is there not a Lidl's near you Corbyn? |
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Lidl's pastries are much nicer yes (and cheaper!)
Is there not a Lidl's near you Corbyn? |
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I like sainsbury's one. Is better.
![]() They do lovely apple turnovers and pains au chocolat as well
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Wouldn't worry too much about your spelling/grammar on this thread.
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I didn't realise internet bots still got on to forums like this
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Yes too much lilds advertising here
sainsburys is better and tastier too and nice |
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Yes too much lilds advertising here
sainsburys is better and tastier too and nice ![]() You'd be able to buy twice the amount of pastries or put the change towards your coffee!! |
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maybe but i like sainsburys, i will try liddls next time OK thanks for that!
Lidls cheese twists! |
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