Len Rum
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Not good for Gout.
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Coffee
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MikeF
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Tea is the drink of choice of old women at garden fetes up and down the country, and the landed gentry. Says it all really.
Oi jim! I'm not the landed gentry!
jimharri
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That kind of narrows it down then, doesn't it? Let me guess; blue rinse and a nice twin set and pearls, yeah?Oi jim! I'm not the landed gentry!
Len Rum
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You can't beat a nice mug of Camp coffee with stera milk!
BimboBob
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Tea is the drink of choice of old women at garden fetes up and down the country, and the landed gentry. Says it all really.
Nowt wrong with a pearl necklace.
Zubrman
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"We don't like change, do we Deirdre?"
Yaya_Tony
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Chinese green tea and your chicken balls in fried rice. Just putting it out there.
I am a bit of a coffee addict and we have a subsidised Costa on site at work. This morning I have totted things up and realized I have spent £500 there in a year!
Can anyone recommend a decent desk coffee to bring this down...? Not too fussed on price if it is worth it although it would need to be less than £2.10 a go!
I have tried standard Nescafe, Azeera etc (a tub has been on my desk for 6 months) but they are all minging...
Any recommendations?
Can anyone recommend a decent desk coffee to bring this down...? Not too fussed on price if it is worth it although it would need to be less than £2.10 a go!
I have tried standard Nescafe, Azeera etc (a tub has been on my desk for 6 months) but they are all minging...
Any recommendations?
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Summerbuzz
Guest
Nescafe Espresso. Not in every supermarket, but It's the only instant I would actually fork out for. It really is suprisingly close to the Costa flavour.I am a bit of a coffee addict and we have a subsidised Costa on site at work. This morning I have totted things up and realized I have spent £500 there in a year!
Can anyone recommend a decent desk coffee to bring this down...? Not too fussed on price if it is worth it although it would need to be less than £2.10 a go!
I have tried standard Nescafe, Azeera etc (a tub has been on my desk for 6 months) but they are all minging...
Any recommendations?
Ifwecouldjust.......
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i use an individual cafetière ..... buy a bag of coffee each week .... cost £2.50 - £3.....don't use sugar and can drink it black if theres no milk available