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    Me too - since my high cholesterol result, I have got in to the habit of having porridge with skimmed milk (walnut and pecan nut pieces with a few goji berries) most mornings.

    I hope the soluble fibre has done its job - although I won't be able to have a retest for some time!

    I tried several brands of porridge and prefer "Kavanagh's" - smooth, creamy, and consistent between batches imo.
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    I was always happy with the supermarket economy brands of porridge, till I ran out and had to have some of Mrs. P's own porridge, which was Quaker large oats. It has ruined budget porridge for me, which now tastes like gravel mixed with pube dandruff. I hadn't realised that the crap she was buying me was financing her posh stuff
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    I was always happy with the supermarket economy brands of porridge, till I ran out and had to have some of Mrs. P's own porridge, which was Quaker large oats. It has ruined budget porridge for me, which now tastes like gravel mixed with pube dandruff. I hadn't realised that the crap she was buying me was financing her posh stuff
    actually just checking and i cant find my oats. dunno what i did with them got plenty oatmeal tho
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    oops forgot i had these. Dunno when i bought the Aldee Museli but i never opened it.. two boxes of gravel mixed with pube dandruff.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Hudz View Post


    In a couple of weeks time this may well look positively scrummy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hudz View Post


    In a couple of weeks time this may well look positively scrummy

    Your chosen deity help us all!!!
    So short sighted - if he eats that, who's going to guard the house at night?
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    What the attention seeker gonna do with the bread cake later on is my question

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    Put his willy in it and offer it to his missus Mrs. P would insist on some ketchup
    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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