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I just LOVE their pot yoghurt. It is called Lyttos Pot Set Greek style yoghurt. It is lovely and thick and we use it on everything where you would use cream. Lovely with jam on crumpets and we have every morning on our porridge with chopped bananas and blueberries with a dash of cinnamon...

Does not suit my spending profile. Not interested.

I never buy fresh produce at Coles unless it is a very good deal. Prefer to buy from Aldi as I do not have a market anywhere near me. Canstar found Aldi the best for fresh food and I can only agree. I aso now buy my crumpets from Aldi....$1.89...that is even less when the crumpets are on...

Never eaten at Maccas at all....probably not.

I purchased packing cubes about 15 years ago and they are fantastic. I put all my underwear rolled up in one, one for any tops that do not crush...you can roll tightly and fit so much in. I cannot speak more highly of them. For any other packing outside the cubes I always roll.

I walk 30 mins every day on my treadmill doing 2.5 kms each time. Started going to chair yoga as well on a MOnday. Just had my bone density done and doctor said to me that I had improved my density and asked how I did it as most people lost it not gain it when my age. All I could think of was...

It depends entirely on the occupants of a home/unit as to whether they have a bed made up all the time or just a sofa bed. For us we just have a sofa bed which is only used by myself as we no longer have guests stay over any more. Friends prefer to book into a motel/hotel and just come and...

I used to do all my online shopping at Chemist Warehouse but now they charge for delivery I go to another online chemist who does not charge if you spend over 50 dollars. Which is what Chemist Warehouse "used" to do.

Hubby and I have said this for years. Just build a large home each with own bedroom/ensuite and common area where they can meet up and socialise. Could even have more than one kitchen if space allowed. I saw a lovely home for sale some years back which I would loved to have purchased but we...

Honestly there is nothing more that can be said to the public about these scams. We all know about them and what to do but people are just not "engaging" their brain. Just hang up and ring your bank! You cannot protect people from their own stupidity unfortunately.

It was a real eye opener for me as we are fully self funded but I had to apply to Centrelink for a Carer's allowance. Wow, three months of back and forth with documents; one lot saw them, another lot wanted to see again and on and on it went. Finally it was granted and I hope I never have to...

For two people (and I do not live anywhere Costo) Aldi is cheaper. Do not have to pay a yearly fee either. Buying large quantities maybe ok for large families but not for us. Going to start buying Lite and Easy and have them on days when dont feel like eating so no wastage of food.

I can totally understand why the bank would be concerned with a 100 year old wanting to draw a large amount. So many have been scammed in the past and they were only protecting the lady. I am on the bank's side here!

It is UBS....I went looking to find out a bit more about this and when I got to the UBS web site this came up as a warning. Australia Fraud Alert We have been made aware of scams where unauthorised and unrelated persons purporting to be UBS personnel are approaching members of the public...

I have been taking 158mg of curcumin for inflamation around my knee for about 5 years and no problems so far. So has my husband and no problems for him either. Will keep an eye on this though.

RICE CAKES WITH A TWIST 6 CRUSHED RICE CAKES 1/4 CUP CRUNCHY PEANUT BUTTER 1/4 CUP HONEY. 1/4 CUP CACAO NIBS(OR DRIED CRANBERRIES) ..OR A MIX OF BOTH MIX ALL TOGETHER....PRESS DOWN INTO RECTANGULAR TIN (OR SQUARE) YOUR CHOICE THEN MELT 1/4 CUP OF CHOCOLATE BITS (I USE THE ALDI ONES) ...I DO...

I would like to congratulate these crims for actually "finding" an ATM!!

Iam going back to making my own biscuits. Thankfully hubby and I both like Anzac biscuits with a cuppa and I can make them very cheaply and get more than you do in a packet these days.

Those cast iron pots....before you buy...pick up and feel the weight and then imagine when it is full of food. Far too heavy and down right dangerous for the elderly.