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[Lightning McQueen]

[Cherry tomatoes, lebanese cucumber, lettuce and a couple of eggs each day for lunch, a few bits of feta if we have it, a banana and an orange thrown in there somewhere too.

SNAP! Except I also throw in a few kalamata olives (and use continental cucumber) and SNOW PEAS

Olives, no thanks, Lebanese cucumbers are the bomb.

Yeah, I love snow peas, they were $1.99 per kg last week at the markets, I chuck in some capsicum aswell most times, my salads look shitloads better earlier in the week, the Torrens Island markets have picked up the quality a bit lately.

[Booney]

[Cherry tomatoes, lebanese cucumber, lettuce and a couple of eggs each day for lunch, a few bits of feta if we have it, a banana and an orange thrown in there somewhere too.

SNAP! Except I also throw in a few kalamata olives (and use continental cucumber) and SNOW PEAS

Olives, no thanks, Lebanese cucumbers are the bomb.

Yeah, I love snow peas, they were $1.99 per kg last week at the markets, I chuck in some capsicum aswell most times, my salads look shitloads better earlier in the week, the Torrens Island markets have picked up the quality a bit lately.

Yep, was hardly worth going there from mid-2017 to earlier this year, since about March this year the quality has certainly improved.

[Lightning McQueen]

Yep, was hardly worth going there from mid-2017 to earlier this year, since about March this year the quality has certainly improved.

Less stalls now but you're exactly right, we left it alone for some time and thought we'd have another try not long ago.

I gotta laugh though, someone tries to sell bacon and egg burgers for $10 there advertising it as a mega roll, like seriously?

When you can get a kilo of bacon for less than that you'd have to be rich. lazy or stupid to buy one.

[mighty_tiger_79]

Mine is a family pack of Mint Slices.

Family pack of tim tams here.
Currently been enjoying the teevee snacks a tad too much

[Booney]

Up early and out for a walk, cool but calm and no rain, Pearl Jam "Ten" blasting through the phones.

[Booney]

Mine is a family pack of Mint Slices.

Family pack of tim tams here.
Currently been enjoying the teevee snacks a tad too much

Family packs? Standard packs not cutting it then?

[mighty_tiger_79]

Mine is a family pack of Mint Slices.

Family pack of tim tams here.
Currently been enjoying the teevee snacks a tad too much

Family packs? Standard packs not cutting it then? [emoji38]

The family pack is the old standard pack
#downsizing

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[HH3]

Mine is a family pack of Mint Slices.

Family pack of tim tams here.
Currently been enjoying the teevee snacks a tad too much

Family packs? Standard packs not cutting it then?

For the regular 13 pack ($2.50), I'm paying $0.19 per biscuit.
For the family 22 pack ($3.60), I'm paying $0.16 per biscuit.

No brainer really.

[Lightning McQueen]

For the regular 13 pack ($2.50), I'm paying $0.19 per biscuit.
For the family 22 pack ($3.60), I'm paying $0.16 per biscuit.

No brainer really.

I went to the Little Wings charity ball Saturday night, there was a 10kg block of chocolate being auctioned silently there and it was sitting on $106 when I last seen, now that is dedication.

[HH3]

For the regular 13 pack ($2.50), I'm paying $0.19 per biscuit.
For the family 22 pack ($3.60), I'm paying $0.16 per biscuit.

No brainer really.

I went to the Little Wings charity ball Saturday night, there was a 10kg block of chocolate being auctioned silently there and it was sitting on $106 when I last seen, now that is dedication.

Solid block? Stacks of smaller blocks?

How does this work?

I'd imagine seperating a 10kg block would be difficult.

[Lightning McQueen]

Solid block? Stacks of smaller blocks?

How does this work?

I'd imagine seperating a 10kg block would be difficult.

One big block, it was like a big picture frame and at a guess the actual chocolate must've been an inch thick judging by the packaging.

I found a picture of one:

[HH3]

Solid block? Stacks of smaller blocks?

How does this work?

I'd imagine seperating a 10kg block would be difficult.

One big block, it was like a big picture frame and at a guess the actual chocolate must've been an inch thick judging by the packaging.

I found a picture of one:

I don't get how that would be an enjoyable thing to eat.

[Lightning McQueen]

I don't get how that would be an enjoyable thing to eat.

I'd probably attack it with a potato peeler, we don't usually stock chocolate in our house anymore though.

[Corona Man]

Finishing up a nice quote I have been working on all morning - $65K worth. Confident I will land it, but as they say "You never know 'till you get the PO" Booney circa 2018.

This quote coming back for changes and revisions to spec. Now its a $87K job. Nice Garry!

[Corona Man]

Finishing up a nice quote I have been working on all morning - $65K worth. Confident I will land it, but as they say "You never know 'till you get the PO" Booney circa 2018.

This quote coming back for changes and revisions to spec. Now its a $87K job. Nice Garry!

Scratch that, forgot to add the freight - make that $95K!

[Footy Chick]

For the regular 13 pack ($2.50), I'm paying $0.19 per biscuit.
For the family 22 pack ($3.60), I'm paying $0.16 per biscuit.

No brainer really.

I went to the Little Wings charity ball Saturday night, there was a 10kg block of chocolate being auctioned silently there and it was sitting on $106 when I last seen, now that is dedication.

Solid block? Stacks of smaller blocks?

How does this work?

I'd imagine seperating a 10kg block would be difficult.

Wrong

[mighty_tiger_79]

Finishing up a nice quote I have been working on all morning - $65K worth. Confident I will land it, but as they say "You never know 'till you get the PO" Booney circa 2018.

This quote coming back for changes and revisions to spec. Now its a $87K job. Nice Garry!

Scratch that, forgot to add the freight - make that $95K!

Imagine how much you've missed out before by forgetting certain costs

[Corona Man]

Finishing up a nice quote I have been working on all morning - $65K worth. Confident I will land it, but as they say "You never know 'till you get the PO" Booney circa 2018.

This quote coming back for changes and revisions to spec. Now its a $87K job. Nice Garry!

Scratch that, forgot to add the freight - make that $95K!

Imagine how much you've missed out before by forgetting certain costs

Nup not missed anything, just got a bit excited when I saw the change of spec!

[Brodlach]

$8k for freight?

[Booney]

$8k for freight?

We spend over $400k per year on local, national and international freight, some bills are $15k or more across a project.

Move a 1.2m3 pallet from end of the country to the other with costs, fuel, GST you're well over $500 then allow admin, carrying the debt etc.