Anyone know what the Spanish is for "stock cube"??
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Mcqueen
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Spanish for stock cube??
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You obviously cant cook if you use them.
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I think it is cubito de caldo but they are not something I use. You will get them in Mercadona, or in Lidl where they are probably called suppenwurfel
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Thanks M.
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Stock cube, seen them in Iceland spelt that way.
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3rdforum wrote:Anyone know what the Spanish is for "stock cube"??
Why when your in the middle of Ireland do you want to know the spanish for stock cube...
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If I'm going to stay with the dieticians advice, I'm going to be eating a lot of veg stir fries and soup etc. I can make my own broth here, but for convenience, it will be easier to cook, if I get my hands on stock cubes in Tenerife during the summer.
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There you go D, I was in Mercadona today and thought of you. 90cents and 24 cubes
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Was that the new Mercadona
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Awww, thanks a mil M. I'll give you a big hug and kiss in July!Gypsy wrote:
There you go D, I was in Mercadona today and thought of you. 90cents and 24 cubes
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various ones but if you ask Stu he may make you some stock
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Mcqueen wrote:Was that the new Mercadona
Yes, been open 4 months and first time I have been, thought I would let all the nosy tourists get out the way before I went. It was nice, I saw a pair of boots I would have liked in the designer area but at over €450 I thought sod it they would soon look mucky as they were white so I passed them over. I'll leave them for Carol as they had bling on them as well.
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Look very mucky if you wore them with stocking and suspenders, shit I am out of here. ouch
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