Guardian report on restaurant hygieneOn Wed, 4 May 2005 11:10:53 +0000 (UTC), "Wazza" : : : Report in today's Guardian about hygiene in top restaurants - : : Their accompanying schedule says: "You have previously been advised...
I think they've done some 're-visited' programmes; I didn't seen them, as Pilates clbuttes restarted. I *will* be fit, not fat :-)) I haven't watched many of the filthy houses programmes -- it's too close to home (my bathroom sink needs cleaning and here I am on Usenet :-) and I didn't like the cleaning ladies' characters. Or the feathery gloves.
What can I do to make my pastry softerOn Mon 02 May 2005 03:19:15p, Alan Holmes wrote in uk.food+drink.misc: Based on your ingredients, using all butter and an excessive amount of water can produce a hard...
We've also occasionally watched one of two of the spate of 'problem children' programmes, mainly because we both studied animal behaviour once upon a time, and like to keep our eye in, as it were. It's much easier for an objective observer than the parents, though.
I don't know why it's fascinating. A bit like the proverbial bird and snake. There was something on TV about a holiday resort in Mexico for overweight people, providing a place where, how to put it, not-overweight people wouldn't stare or make unkind comments. I wouldn't make unkind comments and I don't stare, but I can't help looking and wondering. I felt so sorry for some of them, so obviously deeply unhappy. It must be terribly difficult-time-consuming to lose that much weight.
regards sarah
-- Think of it as evolution in action.
