You say tomato

[venta]

What a wonderful sentence:

"[The Supreme Court of the US] acknowledged the botanical reality of their fruithood, but ruled that in common understanding and usage, they are treated as vegetables and should be taxed as such."

(From an article about tomatoes, as read out by my boss this morning.)

In other news, I have betrayed the Marmite. I just had lemon curd on my toast.

Comments

[venta.livejournal.com]

This was inferior synthetic shop stuff, but still nice.
If you live near a Waitrose, try one of their lemon curd yoghurt deserts (small black pot, currently on 3-for-3). They're yummy - though manage to take the healthiness out of yoghurt by being about 20% cream :) (The vanilla and honey&ginger ones are great too - I have yet to try the others.)

[venta.livejournal.com]

3-for-3

... because that's a really good deal.
Ahem. 3-for-2.

[stompyboots.livejournal.com]

I live near a Waitrose, but I'm still enough of a student that it seems too pricey for me to even venture inside. Still, the promise of bargains and nice yogurt is making me reevaluate my price-bigotry.

[venta.livejournal.com]

Well, I also reckon 55p is a bit too much for a yoghurt.
But at 3-for-2 £1.10 for three top puddings doesn't seem so bad.

[stompyboots.livejournal.com]

That's about 37p a yogurt, which is cheaper than the saccharine/aspartame-fuelled yet flavourless Muller Lights.