338: What’s for dinner? Wednesday 3 February 2010

Butchers/hardware store, Roman Road, London
“MORE than a quarter of Westcountry schoolchildren think beef burgers come from pigs … Other bizarre responses include pupils believing rabbits, plastic or sheep were the main ingredient of crisps – and some think ice-cream is made with cheese, air, fish or potatoes.”
source: This is North Devon
photo by Sam Oakley
309: Festive fun Tuesday 22 December 2009

InStore, Meadowbank Shopping Park, Edinburgh
“It’s perfectly normal to produce wind, even in large quantities.”
source: BBC Health
281: Musical memento Thursday 12 November 2009

Pilton, Edinburgh
“Scotland is a country that will remain in your heart once you have touched her beauty.”
source: The Scottish Souvenir Shop
photo by Emma Goodman
264: Splash it all over Tuesday 20 October 2009

Poundstretcher, Musselburgh
“”Urine leakage” is a common condition which is usually seen in older animals”
source: Pet Doctors
224: Bargains galore Tuesday 25 August 2009

Roman Road, Bow, London
“”The most frequently asked question in our stores is: ‘How much is this?’,” says Jim McCarthy, chief executive of Poundland.”
source: BBC News
photo by Sam Oakley
214: Bigger than the Bible Tuesday 11 August 2009

North Bridge, Edinburgh
“Two thirds of the British population have an Argos catalogue at home”
source: The Guardian
201: Culinary technology Thursday 23 July 2009

Iceland, Bethnal Green Road, London
“Over the last 22 years, BFFF have run the ultimate new product awards event, which has become known as the ‘Oscars of the Frozen Food Industry’.”
source: The British Frozen Food Federation
photo by Sam Oakley
194: Gingerbroke men Tuesday 14 July 2009

North High Street, Musselburgh
“Gingerbread men are easy to make, and they’re tasty to eat, make no mistake!”
source: Cook UK
187: Don’t forget the onions Friday 3 July 2009

Albert Street, Leith, Edinburgh
“Onions are an essential, healthy food for the modern consumer.”
source: British Onions
157: Seaside special Friday 22 May 2009

The Rockery, Marine Parade, Southend-on-Sea
“Have you ever wondered how we get the letters into lettered rock, how the BLACKPOOL gets into Blackpool Rock or how we get the BRIGHTON into Brighton Rock? Well here’s how.”
source: Sweet Thoughts
photo by Sam Oakley
