Flock & Herd, @B3 ? Middle of the High Street, roughly opposite Lidl. If you're coming this way though, I'd go along to JohniQ at Eden Park as Flock & Herd seem a bit 'boutique' to me (I may be wrong though - not been in). The Sausage Shop at the bottom end of the High Street is probably the place you're thinking of - excellent sausages (including Ken & Eddie's) and I think they do pies & things too but not a full-on butcher.
'If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need.'
We really need a greengrocer, @uff . We have quite a few bakers, a fishmonger and a butcher (but that's only been open a couple of years - the ones in the other high streets nearby have been around much longer), as well as a gazillion coffee shops and restaurants, but no greengrocer.
'If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need.'
Has anyone got any ideas for something sweet to finish my lunch please? The first year of lockdowns I was fine, didn't put on weight and was active, and didn't feel the need for, say, a biscuit to finish lunch. However, in the second year of lockdowns I have put weight on due to me wanting something sweet plus I haven't been able to be so active due to a problem with my foot.
I'm having a bash at a keto diet so something carb free would be helpful.
If I fancy something sweet I often have Greek-style yoghurt with a little stewed fruit ... I try to keep a pot of stewed fruit of one sort or another in the fridge ... rhubarb, apple and pears are some of my favourites ... OH prefers berry fruits like blueberries, raspberries etc. I sometimes get a pound or two of the frozen 'Forest Fruits' that the farm shop sells from their freezer section ... cooked gently for a few minutes and served with yoghurt they're delicious.
And if you're doing a keto diet, look away now
Cornish-style pizzas made with beef skirt, swede, onion, potato, salt and lots of white pepper .... that's supper sorted ... plus some for the freezer
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
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Middle of the High Street, roughly opposite Lidl. If you're coming this way though, I'd go along to JohniQ at Eden Park as Flock & Herd seem a bit 'boutique' to me (I may be wrong though - not been in). The Sausage Shop at the bottom end of the High Street is probably the place you're thinking of - excellent sausages (including Ken & Eddie's) and I think they do pies & things too but not a full-on butcher.
We have quite a few bakers, a fishmonger and a butcher (but that's only been open a couple of years - the ones in the other high streets nearby have been around much longer), as well as a gazillion coffee shops and restaurants, but no greengrocer.
(PS if you let me know when, I'll pop your London Pride on my doorstep for collection 🤣)
The first year of lockdowns I was fine, didn't put on weight and was active, and didn't feel the need for, say, a biscuit to finish lunch. However, in the second year of lockdowns I have put weight on due to me wanting something sweet plus I haven't been able to be so active due to a problem with my foot.
I'm having a bash at a keto diet so something carb free would be helpful.
And if you're doing a keto diet, look away now
Cornish-style pizzas made with beef skirt, swede, onion, potato, salt and lots of white pepper .... that's supper sorted ... plus some for the freezer
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.