Consequence of Panic Buying

Our local, The White Swan is doing Take away meals and delivery too. They're also doing shopping essentials bread,milk eggs, bacon etc. as their wholesaler is currently operating.

Tony.
 
the Nefyn cat said:
It's a great shame that there aren't a whole bunch of, what shall I call them, I know, "celebrity chefs", constantly featured on something called, for the sake of a better name, "television", that could make shed-loads of money out of giving people helpful hints and instructions on how to prepare food. Just a thought, I do have some crazy ideas at times.

What's that you say, they already exist? And still no-one can cook?:rolleyes:

There is a word, it's on the tip of my tongue, starts with a "t". And ends in "w@s".;)
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Most tv cooking programs are for entertainment first. Few are educational or provide basic skills Most have gone beyond basic techniques using common ingredients. Am sure they put off many from rolling up their sleeves and having a go.
A few show basic traditional cooking from other countries. Saturday kitchen is often good because being time limited they stick to fast but basic stuff. Just my opinion. Others are available. That said, now is a great time to get people cooking. That’s what I keep saying to the kitchen staff anyway.
 
Me too and I get told "You know where the kitchen is . . . . . "

Tony.
 
mrscalex said:
A good indication of the difference between panic buying (tactical unnecessary purchase) and strategical purchasing of a one month supply to avoid going out. One sucks additional food out of the system and one doesn't.

We'd completed our strategical one month purchasing two weeks before things kicked off so I'd like to thing we caused no harm to others. Not least as it's one less family to rub shoulders with.
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Panic buyer vs strategic purchaser is the same as breaker vs broker

Just saying =))
 
the Nefyn cat said:
It's a great shame that there aren't a whole bunch of, what shall I call them, I know, "celebrity chefs", constantly featured on something called, for the sake of a better name, "television", that could make shed-loads of money out of giving people helpful hints and instructions on how to prepare food. Just a thought, I do have some crazy ideas at times.

What's that you say, they already exist? And still no-one can cook?:rolleyes:

There is a word, it's on the tip of my tongue, starts with a "t". And ends in "w@s".;)
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Tiswas never had chefs?
 
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