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When I Buy Lord H's Peppermint Tea he Has to Make do With the Aldi Brand

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Jack's-Jane

Wise Old Thumper
But during Lock Down Auntie Amanda (Barn Yard Bunnies) did some shopping for him and it looks like His Lordship has moved up market now !! :lol:

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I suppose from now on he'll insist on only having Peppermint Tea from Waitrose..................or Harrods :roll: :lol:
 
Jack's-Jane said:
But during Lock Down Auntie Amanda (Barn Yard Bunnies) did some shopping for him and it looks like His Lordship has moved up market now !! [emoji38]

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I suppose from now on he'll insist on only having Peppermint Tea from Waitrose..................or Harrods :roll: [emoji38]
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Yea you're in a bind there, just wait til they run out. My buns can tell the difference between different supermarket herbs [emoji849]

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LMAO I prefer Lidl's lemon & ginger to any other brand I've tried, if it helps ;P It's just more flavoursome!
 
Liz47 said:
:lol: Bless him! What are the benefits of peppermint tea for buns? :)
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I dont know that there is any real benefit other than to encourage the Bun to drink more water as long as they like Peppermint Tea ! Anecdotally Peppermint is meant to be good for the GI tract and Lord H has a chronic neurological condition which also effects his GI tract. So since he was just a few months old he has had Peppermint tea with probiotics and prebiotics every day. Whether either probiotics or prebiotics are of any benefit is also open to much debate, but I believe they have helped keep Lord H's gut condition stable and even if the do not help they wont do any harm :)

SarahP said:
Wow, that is upmarket. Worthy of a bone china bowl. :lol:
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Please dont encourage him to get any more heirs and graces !! :lol:
 
It wasn't expensive. £1 a box.

Waitrose do the best baked beans, £1.10 for 4 normal sized cans.

I'm annoyed that every jar of marmite is out of stock.:lol:
 
Jack's-Jane said:
I dont know that there is any real benefit other than to encourage the Bun to drink more water as long as they like Peppermint Tea ! Anecdotally Peppermint is meant to be good for the GI tract and Lord H has a chronic neurological condition which also effects his GI tract. So since he was just a few months old he has had Peppermint tea with probiotics and prebiotics every day. Whether either probiotics or prebiotics are of any benefit is also open to much debate, but I believe they have helped keep Lord H's gut condition stable and even if the do not help they wont do any harm :)



Please dont encourage him to get any more heirs and graces !! :lol:
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Thank you :) I sometimes get given some, as I can't drink milk, so people assume I like fruity type teas when I don't :lol: May be worth giving the buns a try of peppermint :)
 
Liz47 said:
Thank you :) I sometimes get given some, as I can't drink milk, so people assume I like fruity type teas when I don't :lol: May be worth giving the buns a try of peppermint :)
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A few of my past Bunnies have liked the fruit teas, especially the Raspberry ones.
 
Barn Yard Bunnies said:
It wasn't expensive. £1 a box.

Waitrose do the best baked beans, £1.10 for 4 normal sized cans.

I'm annoyed that every jar of marmite is out of stock.:lol:
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Own brand high end shop stuff can be surprisingly reasonable :thumb: Normally I buy M&S coffee beans, they are my favourite and a similar price as Asda/Morrison’s but as it’s further and I normally go if I’m in Meadowhall for something else I’ve had to make do with different ones!
 
Has everyone noticed hardly any offers.

Thankfully I have Vegemite instead of marmite. Wonder why you like it now Jane ? It's great with beans, cheese, tomato, lettuce and peanut butter.
 
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