Coffee Sauce

[denis567]

Bought a jar of The English Provender Co. Very Lazy Coffee Sauce today. It was only 25p, so I thought I would give it a try. Trouble is, I have no idea how I should use it. I thought there might be some information on the label, but there isn't. Does anyone use this, and if so how do you use it?

[sara3]

http://www.englishprovender.com/products/descr iption.asp?range=2&category=8&subcategory=0&pr oduct=45&organic=0&fairtrade=0#Focus

[denis567]

Thanks sara, I shall use it on ice cream. By the way, I followed your link and it is exactly what I bought, but to buy it over the internet it costs �1.92 a jar and is sold in a 6 pack. As mentioned in my original post, I only paid 25p for it, and that was at B&M stores. I don't know if you have any of these stores near you, but they have some fantastic bargains.

[funnygirl]

Not fair, there's none in London!!!!!

[denis567]

I have tried without success to find the locations of B & M stores on Google and Wikipedia, but I first came across them at Thornton Cleveleys near Blackpool, then I saw one a couple of years ago at Stoke-on-Trent. There is one at Doncaster and Wakefield, and the one near to me at Selby has only just opened, so it looks as though they are concentrated in the North and Midlands.

[fayruzf]

hi maybe use the item like camp coffee chicory essence ??

[sara3]

I love coffee flavour stuff.. it sounds yum! never heard of B&M, but I'm almost in London.

enjoy :o)

[Mumof2]

A lot of the B&M stores in the East Yorkshire area were former Au Naturale stores.
I shall have to have a looksie in my local one,seems to have a few nice bargains or so I have been told by workmates,the lazy coffee sauce is something I might try.

[aniani]

It's bound to be good - all EPC products are - enjoy!