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We did the shop in tesco last night. I walked past the freezers and was gob smacked to see not 1 but 10 freezer cabinets dedicated to ready made Yorkshire puddings!! They have to be the easiest and cheapest things to make.

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I'm amazed at the amount of sliced bread. It must be even easier to slice bread than to make yorkshire puddings.

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Its staggering isnt it, what some people spend their money on.

I cringe everytime I see that Aunt Bessies advert for the frozen yorkshires....the one with them all dancing round whilst setting the table.

The Yorkshire Puddings look like the most unappetising things i can think of!

Yuk! :sad:

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Yorkshire Puddings? You can tell when mine are ready, They open the oven door from the inside..... :wink:
Went to a pub one sunday, they make their "Yorkshires" with self raising flour :scratch: :wtf: must be the one occasion I wished they had used Aunt Bessies...
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