And doubtless incredibly expensive. Bernice has strong views about honest advertising, especially when it comes to marketing food to children. It was also refreshing to see companies judged by virtues other than their turnover or accountability to shareholders. Minimum Grade Requirements have their place, but rules are there to be broken, if only very occasionally, and I have a feeling the UglyRipe tomato deserves to be cut a bit of slack.
Both ticked all the boxes for me, but what did the rest of the gang think? But is it really such a big deal?
The company recently emailed out online coupons to employees, which got forwarded. Not only that, but they come in a rather pleasing cardboard box as well. Can Ahold resist shareholder pressure and steer its own course? Bernice waxed lyrical about the need to educate kids about food and cooking, although a personal highlight for me was her having to explain what chocolate buttons are. These are thought to be the only sausages made entirely from one pedigree rare breed of pig that are available in a multiple retailer.
Will spinach bounce back?
These are thought to be the only sausages made entirely from one pedigree rare breed of pig that are available in a multiple retailer.
Results are mixed, with the average Brit barely managing three portions a day, but it takes time for such initiatives to succeed.
Mrs Harvey was shown how to cook a simple lasagne from scratch, which took her an hour, well above the small number of minutes she generally devotes to feeding the family. scheme got a mention. You hear that, Tesco?
A friend sold us some raffle tickets to raise funds for a care centre for disabled children. There are reports of discord at the Soil Association, bastion of organic standards in the UK, with at least one confirmed resignation at a senior level.
The trouble was, by this stage it had emerged that, far from being unthinking fatties, the Harveys are actually an intelligent, fit bunch who have considered their options.