Quote from: klondike on Today at 10:37:46 AMI'm pretty sure I've seen it. There's also condensed milk which I think is different but I don't use either. One or the other used to get used as a cheaper alternative to cream iirc.

Oh yes,  condensed milk,  I'd forgotten about that.
My ex-husband used to like that stuff,  but just the look of it used to put me off. 

Morning, Weather's a good bit cooler and quite a breeze too. Been to the pool, Tesco, and drank my latte while watching the waves crash.
Got 2 horses to groom after lunch, then I might get my feet up.
Have a good day. 

Aaw, that's sad.
Yes Michael, I used to like her in The Good Life too.

RIP

Another familiar name gone.

RIP

Both are readily available - guess where - Amazon!  Is there anything they do not sell?

Also on sale in Sainsbury's, Waitrose, and Morrison's.

   : :grin:grin

And serve them bloody well right!

One of my favourite actresses, has died aged 86. Never forget her in 'The good life' and ' To the manor born'
RIP
Mike

I'm pretty sure I've seen it. There's also condensed milk which I think is different but I don't use either. One or the other used to get used as a cheaper alternative to cream iirc.

If a pensioner can afford to put more than £20,000 cash into an ISA annually then to be fair they can afford that tax. I suspect any that could will likely have an accountant who can probably sort out a way to avoid all their tax bills.

The measures that they keep introducing just make it more likely that active measures will be researched to avoid paying more tax than they already are and the take could end up lower.