Going to open some baked beans to have with my pie and mash yesterday I found I had none.

When a bloke living o his own runs out of baked beans it's time for a compulsory care order!

Did you make some gravy instead laurie?

Pie & mash with thick grave - yum yum - who needs beans?

Quite right Carol. Try Pukka Steak and Kidney pies, lovey;. Had one yesterday and hubby was so pleased I have ordered 4 today. Down in price too. Only £1. at Sainsbury's. cheers Penny

Gravy, of course, thick enough for the spoon to stand up in (also how I like my coffee!), but a I need veg too.

Had my first Pukka pie last week, not impressed. Always used to have half a dozen of Morrisons in the freezer, but can't get there any more.

Local butcher makes his too salty (all varieties) so I tend to stick to Bell's now.

I've just got a Fray Bentos out of the cupboard for later in the week.

Some really nice pies available on line.

Is there no pop-in carers in your area Laurie. Would be good for you if only to see you don't run out of food etc.
Cheers Penny

When I saw the title of this thread I thought, "oh, no! Whatever can have happened? Poor Laurie...."

Gracious, and it turned out to be even worse than I had imagined. A man without baked beans? That's disastrous!

(Never understood the relationship myself but I've never yet met a man who professes to dislike 'em.)

All depends which way the winds blowing

Penny wrote:Is there no pop-in carers in your area Laurie. Would be good for you if only to see you don't run out of food etc.
Cheers Penny

Thanks for the concern, Penny, but not meant seriously.

I''ve got two freezers well stocked plus a fridge and the aforementioned store cupboard, and of course Amazon will deliver n baked beans free of p&p, within 24 hours.

I try to leave the carers for the poor souls who really need them.

pleased to hear that Laurie. was a little worried. Take care, cheers

dita wrote::roflmao:
All depends which way the winds blowing

@ Dita.

Its the way I tell em! thanks Carol

Personally I loathe baked beans but hubby and son used to love them. I too thought you had had it Laurie when reading the title to your thread.
If you like Morrisons is there no way of having a fortnightly delivery, especially if you have other wares to buy?
Just a suggestion.

I do normally have a monthly delivery from Tesco (used to be Sainsgury until they stopped delivering to disabled people), but I didn't restock my beans, hence my post.

Talking of sons, I can remember our seven year old saying to his mother, to whom opening a tin was an anathema, "Why can't we ever have proper meals, like beans on toast?"!

I have never had much from Sainsburys but reading that about not delivering to disabled folk Laurie has put me off them completely now.

Had a titter at your sons remark.

Have dealt with Sainsbury's for well over 40 years and had delivery for the past 10 months. I have never heard that before. Are you sure about your facts Laurie.. I will certainly question this next week. cheers Penny