Born Free / Living Free (DVD)

Advantages: Taste as other cakes do
Disadvantages: Poor egg is redundant

...You don't need to be on a special diet of egg free to enjoy these delicious cakes. I have added three and there will be one to suit you all so they are all easy to cook so give it a go Chocolate Cherry Upside Down Pudding Serves 9 people =Ingredients= 275g/10oz Self Raising Flour 2 x 400g/14oz tins Cherry Pie Filling 250g/9oz Caster Sugar 75g/3oz Cocoa Powder 360ml/12 fl.oz Water 120ml/4fl.oz. Vegetable Oil 60ml/2 fl.oz. Distilled White Vinegar 1 teasp Vanilla Extract =Instructions= 1. Preheat the oven to 180C, 350F, Gas mark 4. Lightly oil a 20x30cm/8x12 inch cake tin and spread the fruit filling evenly over the bottom. Set aside. 2. In a large mixing bowl stir together flour, sugar, cocoa powder and salt. Set aside. 3. In another mixing bowl, mix together the water, oil, vinegar, and vanilla. Add these... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful

Advantages: great film
Disadvantages: really sad

...Free Willy ********** As most of us know, A man's best friend is a Dog.But in this case that saying is not qiute so true. A young boy has his heart set on another best friend "Willy" the Killer Whale. When he was little Jesse (played by Jason James Richter( was abandoned by his own mother and as a result of this has spent the majority of his life either living on the streets and in childrens homes. Jesse gets himself caught Spraypainting the glass windows where "Willy" is situated.As a result of this Jesse is made to clean the mess up that he has made returning every day until it is complete. Meanwhile, a couple looking to for a young boy to share their home with them comes to his rescue and takes his out of the childrens home.Jesse is not all that keen that this is going to be a good thing although the couple do seem like nice... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Substantial, healthy, low fat and calorie meal
Disadvantages: Slightly sickly; quite sloppy; bland veg;

...Let me first clarify that I am by no standards a vegetarian; I love white meat such as chicken and Turkey, and the occassional sausage and bacon. I like spaghetti bolegnaise or shepherds pie ready meals but I actually can't stand minced meat; it's grisly and chewy - even the extra lean stuff. I find this a shame becasue I love to make homemade dinners. I was browsing the rice aisle during our shop at Asda when I spotted 'Asda Meat free savoury mince' in a packet. Now, I wouldn't write a review for the sake of it. I'm writing this review because you, like I did, may be slightly wary of a packeted meat free mince product that costs just 58p. Moreover, the front design is er, less than appealing to your average buyer. Basically, the packet is 120g with a green bordered edge. The front is predominately taken up by a large picture... Read review

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