Tins of Beans recommendations
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Now I am surprised that BEagle didn't mention why beans are not an officers' vegetable, or rather why aircrew should not eat beans before flight.
I see no apostrophic abuse in the usage of weren't. It has been an acceptable form of 'were not' since 1691, I understand.
An officers' vegetable, however, is incorrect. Either An Officer's vegetable or Officers' vegetables.
Take first.....
An officers' vegetable, however, is incorrect. Either An Officer's vegetable or Officers' vegetables.
Take first.....
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Unless of course, a bunch of chaps all agreed to prepare the land, acquire the seed and grow a single carrot - then surely that would be an officers' vegetable?
I raise you my third rate public skool against your grammar and remind you that I was so good I did Cranners twice!!
Apostrophe-shamostrophe!
I raise you my third rate public skool against your grammar and remind you that I was so good I did Cranners twice!!
Apostrophe-shamostrophe!
Incidentally, it would be considered unthinkable for a "submarine breakfast" not to include baked beans!
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Baked beans and sausage - same taste as Heinz and well cheap.
Baked beans and sausage - same taste as Heinz and well cheap.
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Heinz by a mile. Where I live I have to pay 3.5 GBP for 4 small pots of British Heinz beans, a small price to pay for the luxury of a Sunday morning beans on toast.
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For me it has to be Morrisons, cheap as chips and just as nice (plus it's a proper Yorkshire supermarket ).
Any grammar or spelling mistakes are attributed to the fact I'm from Yorkshire.
Any grammar or spelling mistakes are attributed to the fact I'm from Yorkshire.
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MODBeans are produced in the United States as this reduces production costs by 30%, and then they are shipped to the UK and opened, after which the sauce is drained and replaced with a British specification sauce. They are then shipped back to the US for repackaging, after which they are delivered to the consumer in the UK. .
During their Det there was a daily delivery from Campbeltown with the Baked Bean tanker leading the Tinned Tomato truck and the sausage cart. As soon as their Det was finished we reverted to proper full Jock breakfasts.
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One has just enjoyed a breakfast of bacon and Branston 'Bloomin' Big Baked Beans'. Dash of wooster sauce, very yummy. Being a former SNCO I, of course, had no doubts about whether or not, the beans were the right food for one!
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What ever the beans, they deserve the old Compo sausage to go with them......... Yummy
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old Compo sausage
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You tried their 80p bags of crinkle crisps, awesome, peas are good at 15p too.
May I be so bold as to recommend their mackerel fillets in the finest tomato sauce.