nomadpete Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago Oops, just remembered we have a special thread for doggies.... Too late!
red750 Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago This is a TV advert post, but does involve dogs. I don't know how Toyota are still running the Pied Piper ad with dogs chasing a HiLux ute down the road and jumping aboard. I thought they were told to withdraw it in February because it breaks road rules. Dogs in a ute must be tethered. 1
willedoo Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago Just wondering if anyone buys Tamar Valley yoghurt. My usual low fat yoghurt was unavailable so I grabbed a container of Tamar Valley low fat yoghurt from the supermarket shelf. Never again. It tasts like yoghurt but is the consistency of light, thin cream. It's too difficult to spoon out of the parent contaner so you just pour it out. It's not an enjoyable experience eating liquid yoghurt in my opinion. The question is, is it a one-off bad batch or do they actually have a regular market for this slop?
willedoo Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago 19 minutes ago, Jerry_Atrick said: Sounds like drinkable yoghurt. It certainly is that. Problem is there's no markings on the container to distinguish it from normal yoghurt. You would think they would have at least something on the container like "Warning - contains runny, dribbly slop" just so you don't expect normal yoghurt.
willedoo Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago Maybe someone in the factory got the containers mixed up. 1
Marty_d Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 5 hours ago, willedoo said: Just wondering if anyone buys Tamar Valley yoghurt. My usual low fat yoghurt was unavailable so I grabbed a container of Tamar Valley low fat yoghurt from the supermarket shelf. Never again. It tasts like yoghurt but is the consistency of light, thin cream. It's too difficult to spoon out of the parent contaner so you just pour it out. It's not an enjoyable experience eating liquid yoghurt in my opinion. The question is, is it a one-off bad batch or do they actually have a regular market for this slop? We have Tamar valley yoghurt but never the low fat version. Their normal is delicious and thick. 1
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