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spectra
03-09-2015
Originally Posted by noise747:
“Hang on, he suggested I join ISIS, so read the replies properly before you comment.”

Actually that is what I was saying. It is funny that he suggested you join ISIS given your published and quite offensive views on anyone "foreign" .
noise747
03-09-2015
Originally Posted by spectra:
“Actually that is what I was saying. It is funny that he suggested you join ISIS given your published and quite offensive views on anyone "foreign" .”

i have nothing against foreign people, well most of them anyway.
Isambard Brunel
04-09-2015
Originally Posted by spectra:
“I know it might sound strange but think Waitrose Essential Cheese Slices (processed chesse) are the closest I can get to Mcs slices.”

Finally, a useful and relevant reply! Thank you.

I don't have a Waitrose near me, so I tried Asda's super value cheese slices instead. They're mostly palm oil and other nasties, with a hint of real cheese to keep the EU happy. They had a more orangey colour (like McDonalds), don't melt into liquid and the taste is definitely different from Aldi's, but unfortunately they're very weak tasting. I put two in a roll with a quarter-pounder but could hardly taste them.

I'll stick to Aldi's and hope that I stumble across Kraft in a newsagent or small grocers one day.
pugamo
04-09-2015
This thread is hilarious. Good on OP for sticking to their guns.

I wonder if McDonalds would let you just buy some of their cheese slices if you asked really nicely?
ecco66
06-09-2015
Originally Posted by Isambard Brunel:
“Finally, a useful and relevant reply! Thank you.

I don't have a Waitrose near me, so I tried Asda's super value cheese slices instead. They're mostly palm oil and other nasties, with a hint of real cheese to keep the EU happy. They had a more orangey colour (like McDonalds), don't melt into liquid and the taste is definitely different from Aldi's, but unfortunately they're very weak tasting. I put two in a roll with a quarter-pounder but could hardly taste them.

I'll stick to Aldi's and hope that I stumble across Kraft in a newsagent or small grocers one day.”

Have you tried the Low Low ones? They come pretty close to me. Let us know if you try them!
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