He always positions his mug (the drinking kind) in full view of the camera. He can't get enough attention.Andi Peters is on for two hours Friday and two hours on Saturday with his “wonderful” food fest.I won’t be watching because he really grates on me and the food is aways the same old, same old anyway. I’m also not a fan of presenters stuffing their faces and going “mmmmm, delicious” all the time.
I used to watch these shows when they first came on and they were quite amusing and I did buy one or two things. However, all these years later they still have the same products on and nothing you can't buy for a fraction of the price in the supermarkets. Lidl do all the German biscuits and gingerbread (although I do quite like the man that comes in and does the demos), branded cheese truckles are everywhere and you can buy a gallon of wine in Asda for the price of 6 x 25cl mini bottles on QVC.Andi Peters is on for two hours Friday and two hours on Saturday with his “wonderful” food fest.
I think that the food on QVC is bought in the main by people who can't get to supermarkets easily or who don't want to deal with driving, crowds and queues. They don't mind paying more for speciality food if it is delivered to their home. What I find difficult to understand is how anyone could keep the food they've received, e.g. chocolates or cheese until Christmas. I know I couldn't. I'd eat it within a week, and if I found it delicious, I'd reorder. Maybe that's exactly what QVC is planning on!
Apart from Lidl and Aldi all supermarkets deliver, you can even get deliveries from M&S now.
Ours was £30 for 12 months so a real bargain.
Andi Peters on with Charlie Brook = instant famine. Like a pair of locusts when any food appears.
I also wish Aldi and Lidl did deliveries.
That’s more expensive than I can get delivered from my local Indian restaurant. And I’d get free poppadoms and lime pickle.Andi Peter's food fest 25th August:Tandoori chicken with lemon rice, chutney and masala tea for 2 £31.92 plus £5.95 p&p. Bargain
Do they send you the chicken or just the rice, chutney, tea, and favouring? If they do, the chicken could be dodgy. In any case, nobody in their right mind would pay this much. (No offence to anyone who bought it!!)Andi Peter's food fest 25th August:Tandoori chicken with lemon rice, chutney and masala tea for 2 £31.92 plus £5.95 p&p. Bargain
You can get meal deals and 3 for 2 at M& S . I don't eat Indian so can't comment but their Pizza meal deal for £12 is excellent value and the pasta 3 for 2 are good value and a good size ,well I think so, and a good vegetarian selection.Andi Peter's food fest 25th August:Tandoori chicken with lemon rice, chutney and masala tea for 2 £31.92 plus £5.95 p&p. Bargain
You get the chicken thighs and wings, she made a big thing about it being skinned to save you all the hard work
I have to agree. I wish he would fill his big mouth with food
Like a true professional Dale overcomes the childish bullish behaviour of that dreadful man. I’d like to hear more from Dale but half way through a sentence he’s usually interrupted by big mouth and the opportunity to finish is lost. Dale brushes off the rude dumpy gobby creature and carries on. Dale I commend you, you have the patience of a saint.
