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When I first saw it I thought Toast Me! was piece of flavoured bread - it turns out to be something even more scary
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alan refail
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Is anyone else as irritated (polite way of putting it) as I am by the latest convenience food aimed at kids?
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When I first saw it I thought Toast Me! was piece of flavoured bread - it turns out to be something even more scary
http://www.visit4info.com/advert/Feed-t ... t-Me/86875
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When I first saw it I thought Toast Me! was piece of flavoured bread - it turns out to be something even more scary
http://www.visit4info.com/advert/Feed-t ... t-Me/86875
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How about the oldest convenience food?
A piece of fruit.
There are some truely irritating adverts running at the moment some of which have provoked a "furry radio" reaction from me.
Billy Connolly used to do a routine about disagreeing with interviewees on breakfast Radio 4, stating how all his portable radios ended-up "furry" as they became "pebble-dashed with muesli" from him reacting to broadcast fatuity: " What the f***....." and "Oh you do say..."
A piece of fruit.
There are some truely irritating adverts running at the moment some of which have provoked a "furry radio" reaction from me.
Billy Connolly used to do a routine about disagreeing with interviewees on breakfast Radio 4, stating how all his portable radios ended-up "furry" as they became "pebble-dashed with muesli" from him reacting to broadcast fatuity: " What the f***....." and "Oh you do say..."
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Has anyone actually seen Toast Me yet?
We've spent over a month looking in innumerable freezers in many shops and still there is none to be seen. Perhaps even the supermarkets think it's a snack too far!
We've spent over a month looking in innumerable freezers in many shops and still there is none to be seen. Perhaps even the supermarkets think it's a snack too far!
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Just asked cook, and she hasn't seen them, Alan.
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special bags are available so you can make your own toasted sandwiches in the toaster now, bet yer own creations would beat the toast me's
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I was in Iceland a few weeks ago and they were selling party platters of frozen sandwiches!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i mean to say, ffs, how long does it take to make a load of sandwiches. It's just sheer laziness.
My kids have never had convenience food like that ever, even as babies they had whatever we were having.
i mean to say, ffs, how long does it take to make a load of sandwiches. It's just sheer laziness.
My kids have never had convenience food like that ever, even as babies they had whatever we were having.
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