Patridge bantam chicken poorly foot?

[redhotchick]

Am I the only Omleteer who would join an "Olive Oil Tasting Club"

Sounds like an educational and interesting experience (at least for 12 months) to me.

[Snowy]

He was a lovely chap wasn't he? Sold me on it!

 

(don't think I could justify £20 a bottle though! )

[jlo]

Had to agree with The Dragons on that one. Might wander back to see the men's underwear now!

[redhotchick]

Mmm, mens underwear, now that was an interesting concept.

Didn't quite catch it all though

 

Was the olive oil £20 a bottle! gosh maybe not joining that club then!

[Krysia]

yes it was over £200 a year membership

[Guest]

£265 a year membership then £20 plus for 1 bottle of olive oil, erm no thanks!

 

basically you're paying for him to go off on jaunts round the world to collect the olive oil for you.

 

I love that programme, wonder if I should set up a lemon curd club?

[Snowy]

Now I think you may be onto a winner there Poet - maybe a lemon curd and chutney club? £300 a year plus £3 per jar for fresh seasonal condiments and preserves, delivered to your door once a month whether you want them or not.

[Krysia]

I wouldn't pay £20 but I loved the kids art frame you can slip pictures in and out of, I have told Hubby to make me one!

[Cinnamon]

I can live without the olive oil,but I NEED some of those fab cable ties for my garden........they were just brilliant!

[redhotchick]

Those cable ties were a good idea.

 

I thought it was funny that none of the Dragons backed the art frames people, but they all wanted one!

 

That's a lot of money for olive oil! Someone will start a "Honey club" soon. I believe the honey that featured in a documentary on Sunday, with Jimmy from Jimmy's farm, was the nicest he had ever tasted. Must try and catch that programme.

[Ain't Nobody Here]

I thought Omlet could use those cable tie thingies - they were even colour co-ordinated for eglus . I'd use them .

[Seagazer]

Jimmy's honey programme was really fascinating. I've never watched any of his programmes before but I loved his enthusiasm for bees and honey

 

I have so many episodes of Dragons Den to catch up on. I sky + them to watch with hubby when he gets back from working away and he falls asleep at the drop of a hat. Think I will just have to watch them on m own

I love Peter Jones, such a lovely smile

[missuscluck]

Jimmys honey programme was fab. It makes our honey escapades look like a walk in the park. I think he was VERY brave to go up and have a go.

 

I love Dragons Den, its one of my fave programmes. I have to admit I rarley see anything on there I would actually buy, but I love peoples enthusiasam for their product and total lack of buisiness sense in most cases.

[Cinnamon]

I missed the Jimmy honey thing - anyone know if its repeatedat all?

[redhotchick]

Try this link for Jimmy and the wild honey hunters. It's on iplayer.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00d298z/

[Cinnamon]

Thanks Cathy

 

Next question - anyone know what those cable tie thingys were called,so I can try to buy them online?

[Ain't Nobody Here]

Rapstrap .

 

I used some cable ties yesterday but would have quite liked some of his instead!

 

Edit: he's got a website http://www.rapstrap.com/

[Cinnamon]

Thanks

 

http://www.rapstrap.com/

 

Thats the link in case anyone else wants some

Think they also sell them on eBay

[Ain't Nobody Here]

I can feel a run on orange rapstraps coming on . The Omlet effect may well strike again!

[Egluntyne]

I can feel a run on orange rapstraps coming on . The Omlet effect may well strike again!

 

 

I've just ordered some. I never watch Dragons Den, but reading about them here and looking at the website sold them to me.

 

I re-baited my rat bait boxes yesterday, and cut and discarded (in the plastic recycling bin) half a dozen ordinary cable ties, which were 10p each.

 

50 reusable ties for £3.98 inc P&P seems a bargain.