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<blockquote data-quote="Chook" data-source="post: 1379849" data-attributes="member: 24561"><p>Something I like to do is go to street markets or sometimes car boots towards the end of trading for the day and the veg and fish sellers virtually give away their produce. Okay, getting whole boxes of tomatoes (or whatever) sounds a bit daunting but can usually be blanched or crooked and frozen. </p><p></p><p>How as about combining food and exercise by taking on an allotment. In fact my local allotments association have a shop every Saturday morning where you can buy some gorgeous in season veg and sometimes (if you're there early enough) ultra fresh eggs for pennies. </p><p></p><p>I live in rural Yorkshire and there are several auction places locally that auction off farmer's wives excess garden produce and eggs. They do also sell chickens, pigs, lambs and rabbits but they are usually still breathing - so not advisable for the inexperienced or faint hearted.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chook, post: 1379849, member: 24561"] Something I like to do is go to street markets or sometimes car boots towards the end of trading for the day and the veg and fish sellers virtually give away their produce. Okay, getting whole boxes of tomatoes (or whatever) sounds a bit daunting but can usually be blanched or crooked and frozen. How as about combining food and exercise by taking on an allotment. In fact my local allotments association have a shop every Saturday morning where you can buy some gorgeous in season veg and sometimes (if you're there early enough) ultra fresh eggs for pennies. I live in rural Yorkshire and there are several auction places locally that auction off farmer's wives excess garden produce and eggs. They do also sell chickens, pigs, lambs and rabbits but they are usually still breathing - so not advisable for the inexperienced or faint hearted. [/QUOTE]
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