Bluetit1802
Legend
I usually buy canned salmon that says "wild caught" on the label. I just hope the label's true!
I also buy tins of responsibly sourced Pacific Wild Red Salmon. Always delicious.
I usually buy canned salmon that says "wild caught" on the label. I just hope the label's true!
There was an advertising push in the 70's called 'I'm backing Britain' it was designed to increase sales in the UK.
If only the British would back themselves and refuse chlorinated chicken, steroid fed cattle and buy English,Irish,Welsh and Scottish products then we could be Great again.
If your'e into French wine,cheese and German sausage then shame on you.
And just to add, where are the raw materials sourced to make your breakfast cuppa? Have you noticed any coffee plantations springing up lately? The cacao for your dark chocolate, where is that farmed? Did you buy a British made car and where did the raw materials come from to make that car? All this apart from citrus fruits and the like. We are a small country with a high population, think about it.
Not in the EU that's for definite they don't grow tea or cacao beans and we used to produce British made cars and motorcycles of the finest quality and we are only a small country with a high population because of our poor border control.
It's time we showed some back bone and stood up for ourselves as a strong independent nation.
I never intended to make this a Brexit argument just a view that you as as a British citizen had a choice of what you eat.
For my part I am happy to see English cheeses at my local grocery store, as I used to be happy to see Hob Nobs and am still happy to see marmite on the shelves there.
As a child I wanted a Raleigh bicyle; can't help it if I was given one made in Austria.
I am starting to see shades of Boston Harbor here.
I personally prefer India tea to China.
Bowing out now as I don't really have a dog in this hunt.
Sorry but why would i curtail those choices by being open to the rest of the world for trade?
Yes we have traded for thousands of years so how does restricting myself to the EU only now help me with that?
BTW i'm also Irish/English heritage.
I apologise for my part in derailing. I balk at the phrase 'Shame on you' when it comes down to having a different opinion to that of someone else.
Back to chicken that smells of swimming pools.
Then you should know better than to make the racist scapegoating arguments that were made against Irish emigrants at the turn of the last century.we are only a small country with a high population because of our poor border control.
BTW i'm also Irish/English heritage.
I apologise for my part in derailing. I balk at the phrase 'Shame on you' when it comes down to having a different opinion to that of someone else.
Back to chicken that smells of swimming pools.
Then you should know better than to make the racist scapegoating arguments that were made against Irish emigrants at the turn of the last century.
I will not be answering again, Thank You.
I really want to be wrong in my estimation of the situation we will be in post BREXIT, but on the day we leave, there will be very little which will not be changed for ever.
Yes things will change as they did when we didn't even get a vote to go into the EU 40yrs ago