Belize Lined 3″ Pencil Pleat Curtains - Wine (228cm x 137cm)
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Coolzone 51137 / Digital Dual Compartment Wine Chiller
Recessed handle.Door lock with keys.Dims: (HWD) 842×472x450mm.Finish: Black and silver.
Butchers Trolley Mark 2
This stylish Kitchen Trolley has been designed and made by British Company T&G. Ideal for a variety of kitchens, this popular trolley has a range of features including a Beech worktop, a pull-out drawer and a towel rail. It also benefits from two slatted shelves and 4 wheels of which two are lockable.
•Butchers Trolley Mark 2 by T&G
•Suitable for a variety of uses in a range of kitchen environments
•Made from solid Beech with an oiled finish
•Features include a Beech worktop, a pull-out drawer and a towel rail
•Designed and made by T&G
•Approximate dimensions: 89cm x 54cm x 73.5cm
•Delivered fully constructed directly to your home
Last Of The Summer Wine - Series 3 And 4 [1973]
List Price: ?24.99
Amazon Price: ?12.97
Used Price: ?22.03
Customer Review: Odd lot!
Although the mood of the programme has changed somewhat, since most of the regulars have passed on to even greener places, the early episodes are still a blessing to watch. I didn’t think much to Foggy as a replacement for Cyril Blamire initially, I thought they made too much of his ‘little moments’ of meditation. It’s a shame that Michael was too sick to continue playing Blamire, I thought his contribution to the first and second series were far more entertaining. He wasn’t stupid, but put up with Compo’s and Clegg’s daftness as if they were children, and joined in quite cheerfully. You could actually respect his character. But Foggy was just a great, long streak of idiot. I’m glad Roy Clarke mellowed his character while writing the later series. He was still dim, but became more likeable. Compo is just as dirty - in all ways, and Clegg still comes up with his odd philosophical views of the world (even with the suggestion that our skin suggests that we are more closely related to the banana!). Sid (sadly lost) and his better half in the cafe… how do they keep customers? They must have relied on holiday trade! And dear Nora, and her stockings and broom, and hen-(or pigeon-?)pecked Wally. Even way back here you can catch odd jokes and references that crop up in Roy’s other classics, ‘Open All Hours’ and ‘Keeping Up Appearances’; but with him it’s more like meeting old friends (thinking, ‘I know that line!’ and chuckling in that secret knowledge) than seeming like laziness. Buy it - if only for two episodes. ‘The Kink in Foggy’s Nibblick’ - just a fabulous exploration of all the characters - and ‘Greenfingers’. Clegg at his most fascinating, philosophical inventiveness - it had me falling about laughing more than any other episode.
Customer Review: Pure Magic in’t hillsides!
Last of the Summer wine - the worlds longest running comedy series. You either love it or hate it. I, for myself adore it (Well atleast right up until the sad death of Bill Owen. After that - the jury is still out!) This box set is a must have for the series afficienado. So there are two possible tasks here. 1. If you like Last of the Summer Wine, you must buy it at once and spend several repeatedly happy hours, phone off the hook, enjoying the gentle, Northern humour. 2. If you don’t like the series then you must sit in a corner, hitting yourself repeatedly with a rolled newspaper while repeating “I am a strange, sad individual and I will learn to love Last of the Summer Wine”. You must then go and buy this box set and follow the instructions in 1. above. Thank you.
101 Low-fat Feasts (BBC Good Food)
20% OFF! Whilst Stocks Last! The 101 recipes in this volume are all short and simple with easy-to-follow steps, using readily available ingredients and are accompanied by a full-colour photograph of the finished dish. Whether you choose chicken with coriander tomato sauce, nutty stuffed peppers or tequila sunrise sorbet, every recipe has been tried and tested by the Good Food team to ensure fantastic results, every time you cook. If you like good food, but want to stay healthy, try Good Food 101 Low-fat Feasts. Divided into Soups, Snacks and Salads; Pasta, Rice and Noodles; Meat; Fish; Vegetarian; Food for Friends and Puddings, you?re guaranteed to find a delicious recipe for every occasion. Taken from BBC Good Food Magazine, Britain?s top cookery title, the 101 recipes are all short and simple with easy-to-follow steps, using readily available ingredients and are accompanied by a full-colour photograph of the finished dish. Whether you choose Chicken with Coriander Tomato Sauce, Nutty Stuffed Peppers or Tequila Sunrise Sorbet, every recipe has been tried and tested by the Good Food team to ensure fantastic results, every time you cook.
List Price: ?4.99
Amazon Price: ?3.52
Used Price: ?1.70
Customer Review: My Favourite Recipe Book
Great, easy to follow recipe’s that are guaranteed to be both filling and tasty. I highly recommend the Pumpkin and Bean Spaghetti (pp 66-67)! The only down side is that this book - like many recipe books - is that it expects you to be feeding a family. I would have liked to have seen more recipe’s aimed at serving 2 or fewer people.
Customer Review: Sterling Stuff
This little book was great. Had plenty of choice, book was well set out and the recipies were very easy to follow and the majority were relatively quick to make (vital for when you get home from work starving and could eat your body weight in food before turning on the kettle nevermind the oven). Having tried two of the recipies on the weekend (and not having killed anyone as a result) I declare this book a success!!
This beautifully simplistic yet stylish wine server will make an elegant addition to any dining table. Simply open your favourite bottle of wine and slide the bottle into the wine servers cradle before serving. The four chromed feet will ensure a stable platform whilst the chromed handle rings let you decant your favourite vintage with the minimum of fuss and maximum style.
List Price: ?7.99 
Also, there are sections for different types of meals (winter warmers, pizzas, picknicky stuff), so if you hope for 50 different recipes for every day of this winter, well, you’ll need more than this book. But every winter recipe in it will be great for sure! 
