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Tiger
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8th Apr 12 at 16:05   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I'm just sitting here eating trout that was caught about 3 miles from where I live, all my meat is from within 20 miles, my spuds are grown on the farm I live, eggs come from a bloke I know who lives 5 miles from me. I'm getting into country living, much more morally satisfying.
Russ
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really happy for you mate
mattk
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Cool. I go to aldi
John
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I'm waiting on my dads mate killing one of his cows so I can get some steaks and burgers.

Other than that it's normally scottish meat from costco.

I don't go out of my way to buy local produce, decent quality stuff normally is by default.
smcGSI16V
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8th Apr 12 at 16:07   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Mine comes from the local sainsburys.
Marc
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quote:
Originally posted by smcGSI16V
Mine comes from the local sainsburys.
Ben J
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As much as possible. I'm a big fan of local, sustainable produce.
Tiger
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quote:
Originally posted by Russ
really happy for you mate


Cheers Russ, means a lot
Marc
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Garden centre in a nearby village does eggs from local farmers. Get occasionally.
Tiger
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If I couldn't get any of the above foods, I'd happily buy them from a local store (there is a very small co-op in the village, next store is about 10 miles away) all the local stuff pretty much comes to me though which i'm happy about.
Sunz
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8th Apr 12 at 16:13   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
about 0.5%


I don't eat meat.
Eggs are from a local chicken farm.
Rest is from the evil big supermarket companies.
mattk
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lol at not eating meat
Russ
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explains why sunz is such a weird cunt
Sunz
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Thank's for the complement Russ.
ed
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Normal day to day is none, supermarket whore If I'm doing a good meal and I'm not in Birmingham then I'll go to the butcher and get something decent from the local butcher and local shops which do proper local stuff. Birmingham is a shit place for trying to buy proper food, the Tom Stade sketch about the meat van comes to mind.
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quote:
Originally posted by Russ
explains why sunz is such a weird cunt


JaffaTB
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most of mine comes from the local kebab shop
taylorboosh
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0% but i would like to
Russ
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quote:
Originally posted by JaffaTB
most of mine comes from the local kebab shop
Mad Moe
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All of my meat and fish is locally sourced and I share an allotment with my cousin where we grown as much of our own veg as possible
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I don't buy into this locally produced bollocks. Most farm shops buy it in bulk and reckon theyvproduced it themselves
Mad Moe
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Well I can safely say the farm shop and fishmongers I use do not buy any of their stock in bulk and I don't know of any others around me that do either.
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On a serious note I just shop at supermarkets and occasionally buy local from shops and stalls
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quote:
Originally posted by smcGSI16V
Mine comes from the local sainsburys.
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Depends how local you mean-all pork, beef and lamb related products come from Dad and his mate's small holding as do eggs, buy most veg from the greengrocer in town, everything else is from the supermarket for convenience

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