Comments on: Tarting up Turkey http://www.lidltreats.com/2008/10/tarting-up-turkey/ How to shop in Lidl Fri, 03 Sep 2010 03:06:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Catherine http://www.lidltreats.com/2008/10/tarting-up-turkey/#comment-598 Catherine Thu, 02 Oct 2008 22:29:10 +0000 http://www.lidltreats.com/?p=77#comment-598 I've been dipping in to your site once in a while, and find it very interesting. I'm a long-time convert to Lidl and Aldi - I find a lot of their stuff great. As a vegetarian, maybe I shouldn't be telling you this :), but I heard a great tip for cleaning mincers. If you put some bread through, once you've finished, it helps to clean a lot of the meaty bits off, and makes it far easier to clean. And you have a nice pile of breadcrumbs! Considering that you're on a low-carb kick, you could try it with a few onions, or other not completely rock-hard veggies. You could throw them into the mix for burgers etc, making them both more economical, and healthier! I’ve been dipping in to your site once in a while, and find it very interesting. I’m a long-time convert to Lidl and Aldi - I find a lot of their stuff great.

As a vegetarian, maybe I shouldn’t be telling you this :), but I heard a great tip for cleaning mincers. If you put some bread through, once you’ve finished, it helps to clean a lot of the meaty bits off, and makes it far easier to clean. And you have a nice pile of breadcrumbs!

Considering that you’re on a low-carb kick, you could try it with a few onions, or other not completely rock-hard veggies. You could throw them into the mix for burgers etc, making them both more economical, and healthier!

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