Anyone fancy a takeaway tonight?

Hi

Well here you go, a free for all Italian.

http://www.shropshirestar.com/news/e...lognese-sauce/

Re: Anyone fancy a takeaway tonight?

Well that is something you don't see everyday.

I prefer chicken chop suey myself.

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Oh well, he'll get over the embarrassment and the memory will fade.

It'll soon be in the pasta.

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That is weird. How on Earth did pasta escape like that, it should have been tethered.

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Mama Mia! That's well pasta 'Best Before Date'!! Saucy!!

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Papa Dolmio is slightly peeved

Re: Anyone fancy a takeaway tonight?

Hi

I posted it for a reason.

This an ordinary tipper truck, nothing fancy, but carrying bulk ready food to the packaging plant. from whence it will go to a well known supermarket where customers will be paying £47,500 for it.

Far better to make your own, at a fraction of the price.

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I'm not so sure it was,SF.

That type of vehicle wouldn't be allowed to haul human foodstuff, surely?

Maybe it was being disposed of(animal feed?)

Re: Anyone fancy a takeaway tonight?

Hi

Tis other way round Tpin.

It is illegal to feed anything to pigs which contains meat or has been in contact with meat, or any kitchen scraps.

It is perfectly legal to transport food for human consumption in such a vehicle for short periods of time, all it has to meet is temperature requirements and cleanliness.

That particular load could well have been going to land fill as you say, I have no detailed knowledge of the exact load in question, I do however know how food for human consumption is transported in bulk in the UK.

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Not questioning your knowledge

Papa Dolmio is off my shopping list