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Sept 2, 2019 3:55:03 GMT
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Post by Scottish Lassie on Sept 2, 2019 3:55:03 GMT
The CSIRO have prevented so much waste of vegetables that are not good enough for Supermarkets, by turning them into a powder and using it like salt and pepper. I like that and will be looking out for them when I go shopping.
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Sept 25, 2019 11:17:13 GMT
Post by kronks on Sept 25, 2019 11:17:13 GMT
Usually they could feed such stuff to pigs?
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Sept 28, 2019 14:23:52 GMT
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Post by Scottish Lassie on Sept 28, 2019 14:23:52 GMT
Usually they could feed such stuff to pigs? As long as the vegetables are nourishing, I don't worry too much about their shape. The powdered vegetables are a good idea, why did it take them so long?
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Sept 29, 2019 23:39:36 GMT
Post by kronks on Sept 29, 2019 23:39:36 GMT
Usually they could feed such stuff to pigs? As long as the vegetables are nourishing, I don't worry too much about their shape. The powdered vegetables are a good idea, why did it take them so long?
I've not heard about anything like that in the UK.
It does sound like a good idea, especially is they keep edible for a good while.
I dunno if that is the case though as I've never came across them, just tinned fresh and frozen.
I get fresh vegetable for potatoes and carrots, but tinned peas and beans, I don't each much else in the way of vegetables really, maybe I should.
I've be OK with green peas or beans in the pod I think
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Sept 30, 2019 17:56:55 GMT
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Post by Scottish Lassie on Sept 30, 2019 17:56:55 GMT
As long as the vegetables are nourishing, I don't worry too much about their shape. The powdered vegetables are a good idea, why did it take them so long?
I've not heard about anything like that in the UK.
It does sound like a good idea, especially as they keep edible for a good while.
I dunno if that is the case though as I've never come across them, just tinned fresh and frozen.
I get fresh vegetable potatoes and carrots, not tinned peas and beans. I don't eat much else in the way of vegetables really, maybe I should.
I've been OK with green peas or beans in the pod I think
Vegetables are very good for you. I used to eat green peas and the pods as well, as a snack while reading a magazine. I loved them.
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Oct 1, 2019 5:14:22 GMT
Post by kronks on Oct 1, 2019 5:14:22 GMT
I've not heard about anything like that in the UK.
It does sound like a good idea, especially as they keep edible for a good while.
I dunno if that is the case though as I've never come across them, just tinned fresh and frozen.
I get fresh vegetable potatoes and carrots, not tinned peas and beans. I don't eat much else in the way of vegetables really, maybe I should.
I've been OK with green peas or beans in the pod I think
Vegetables are very good for you. I used to eat green peas and the pods as well, as a snack while reading a magazine. I loved them. don't think the local shop i go to has them but the supermarket further away probably has.
I do remember when young my parents has an allotment and they had peas or beans in pod which tasted really nice, I guess it was perhaps the same thing cos they were really nice such that you could eat them almost like sweets.
I was very young then so only have a vague recollection.
I do remember digging up potatoes though and the greenhouse, and the wellington boots on the shed.
Also a compost heap with a lot of wasps/bees I think they would be bumble bees maybe as I had them when I have a bit of compost thing once, I think they like to build nests there cos they generate heat.
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Oct 2, 2019 15:40:56 GMT
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Post by Scottish Lassie on Oct 2, 2019 15:40:56 GMT
Vegetables are very good for you. I used to eat green peas and the pods as well, as a snack while reading a magazine. I loved them. don't think the local shop i go to has them but the supermarket further away probably has.
I do remember when young my parents has an allotment and they had peas or beans in pod which tasted really nice, I guess it was perhaps the same thing cos they were really nice such that you could eat them almost like sweets.
I was very young then so only have a vague recollection.
I do remember digging up potatoes though and the greenhouse, and the wellington boots on the shed.
Also a compost heap with a lot of wasps/bees I think they would be bumble bees maybe as I had them when I have a bit of compost thing once, I think they like to build nests there cos they generate heat.
Wasps are not the nicest insects to have around the place, they are killers and I don't like them.
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Oct 3, 2019 0:31:30 GMT
Post by kronks on Oct 3, 2019 0:31:30 GMT
don't think the local shop i go to has them but the supermarket further away probably has.
I do remember when young my parents has an allotment and they had peas or beans in pod which tasted really nice, I guess it was perhaps the same thing cos they were really nice such that you could eat them almost like sweets.
I was very young then so only have a vague recollection.
I do remember digging up potatoes though and the greenhouse, and the wellington boots on the shed.
Also a compost heap with a lot of wasps/bees I think they would be bumble bees maybe as I had them when I have a bit of compost thing once, I think they like to build nests there cos they generate heat.
Wasps are not the nicest insects to have around the place, they are killers and I don't like them. The ones in my garden were bumble bees, they will leave you alone if you leave them alone.
Indeed I think if you are bothering them they will show you their sting as a warning!
I think one did that to me when I got too close to the nest.
But yea, I don't like wasps at all, bees are not so bad.
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