What's A Food You Could Not Live Without?๐ฅช๐ง๐
For me, it is bread!๐ฅ
I eat some form of bread everyday (sometimes twice!) whether that is a roll, sandwich, toast, baguette, wrap, bagel, pitta etc. A crusty roll from Tesco bakery section was even my cinema snack of choice on Saturday๐
I asked my friend this question too and she said she could easily live without bread but she couldn't live without Greek yogurt!
What is yours?
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Fruit I have some everyday.
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Bread is my downfall. Granary. Seeded. Malted โฆ with lashings of welsh salted butter.
But I'm trying to cut down on Carbs, so the one thing I have everyday is a mix of grapes, strawberries and orange, a spoonful of Tesco's gooseberry fool and raspberry jelly
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Fresh vegetables.
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I love the Tesco crusty rolls! The food i wouldn't be able to live without would also be bread, or maybe fruits like apples and grapes
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Potato! The most versatile vegetable. But I do also love fruit
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That's so difficult to pick just one! I get the bread thing, because it comes in so many forms, I've tried to cut down, but it's quite hard. Crisps are a total weakness of mine in the snack deptโฆโฆ.but i do try to balance things with fruit & veg most days. ๐๐
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It's the edible stuff I couldn't live without.. ๐
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Meridian Peanut Butter.
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Bread
Cheese
Potatoes
Nuts
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A tuber, but considered a vegetable by almost everyone. ๐ค
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Is it the tomato you're thinking of? ๐
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salmon and beetroot with some salad
Yogurt is my downfall ๐คฃ๐
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Bread and cheese
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Sure , bread โฆJesua said ,,he is the bread of life"" i like bread a loaf of warm fresh bread
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British fish and chipsโฆdefinatly.
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I mistook you for Mr Magoo ๐
I can now let you into a Lidl secret; peanut butter. 100% peanuts at a fraction of the price.
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And you London people have no idea how far some of us live from the nearest Lidl! ๐
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Off to Lidl for me, I spend a fortune on Meridian currently!
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Bread
Cheese
Potato
Nuts
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What I like about these jars is the peanut oil settles at the top which I pour off to use in cooking - it's then harder to mix but less greasy.
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