Citrojim's Pixo, Saxo and Cycling Tales
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Re: Citrojim's Xantia and XM Tales
I've had vegetable suet and find it perfectly acceptable.
I'm not a vegetarian but rarely eat meat.
Used Atora but it is not universally available and can be difficult to obtain.
I'm not a vegetarian but rarely eat meat.
Used Atora but it is not universally available and can be difficult to obtain.
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Re: Citrojim's Xantia and XM Tales
According to things I browsed after your previous post, Adam, suet has a melting point around 120C, and while butter is (sort of) a viable alternative, it has a much lower melting point. Veggie suet is nearer that of suet re melting point.
A possible trick is to freeze butter, grate it, dust it with flour and then keep it frozen until needed. No promises that it will meet your needs, but it could be worth a try.
A possible trick is to freeze butter, grate it, dust it with flour and then keep it frozen until needed. No promises that it will meet your needs, but it could be worth a try.
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Phew! I was getting worried if I got a work jolly to Sydney next year I want to get on I don't need to worry about no meat about 

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Re: Citrojim's Xantia and XM Tales
I think the idea behind the flour is more to slow down the palm oil, so the result isn't too greasy.
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So made from that tofu or rubber stuff 
I'll stick to the real deal me thinks

I'll stick to the real deal me thinks

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Me too... I'm like Steve in that I don't eat a lot of meat but I'd rather eat a bit rather than these alternatives. I bet they're full of nasty chemicals and things like hydrogenated fats which are deadly - I'll bet vegetable suet is lethal...KP wrote: I'll stick to the real deal me thinks
I eat a very natural diet with no additives as far as I can manage and never felt better. I eat butter rather than these fancy posh spreads as butter is natural - spreads are not.
I know exactly what goes into what I eat and that's how I like it...
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addo wrote:I'm thinking chip butty with "Citdough" Jim's bread and Baconnaise.


I like the name 'Citdough'

Re: Citrojim's Xantia and XM Tales
Just make some Laverbread. The ingredients are greenish, and it's the same colour as dirty LHM when baked.
A chip butty with it would be weird though. Must have a chip butty actually, not had one for years. Thanks.
A chip butty with it would be weird though. Must have a chip butty actually, not had one for years. Thanks.
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Ha ha! The only 'grinder' I use is the one in the garage with a spinning disc on it lol
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Happy to see you keep the XM Jim. Never give up a car that suits your personality
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I would have happily cut and shut that for you but for the distance between us.
Can I recommend a Portamig Welder? Had mine 7 years now......lovely machine and made here in UK from girders. I use the medium hobby gas bottles at £60 one off deposit and 30 quid to fill. It can sit there doing nowt and no rental to pay, but you have gas when you need it. Gave up Air Products and Boc as too expensive for small user. Happy welding.

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I would have happily cut and shut that for you but for the distance between us.
Can I recommend a Portamig Welder? Had mine 7 years now......lovely machine and made here in UK from girders. I use the medium hobby gas bottles at £60 one off deposit and 30 quid to fill. It can sit there doing nowt and no rental to pay, but you have gas when you need it. Gave up Air Products and Boc as too expensive for small user. Happy welding.