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Babadou, Babadou, Babadou, Babadou, Babadou. This week's episode is sponsored by Hello Fresh.

Now we've been doing the podcast for four years, so I think we've been sponsored by Hello Fresh

for three years. Yeah. And so we have been using Hello Fresh boxes nearly every week.

Absolutely. For over three years. Yeah. And I still absolutely love it. To the point of where

last night we actually didn't have any Hello Fresh because we're eating them all. And we had

no clue what to even do to pick for tea. I was a bit lost, wasn't it? The ease was gone.

Yes. Of like, oh, this is the meal for the night. We don't just have the menus there to look through

the picture. What on earth are we going to do? I know, but old school, wasn't it?

We mentioned Hello Fresh a lot, but we don't seem to mention as how genuinely affordable Hello

Fresh is. Yeah. Not only does it stop you going at the supermarket and waste a lot of time

walking around buying loads of stuff that you end up possibly throwing away if it goes out a date

or not using. It's incredible because the prices start from as low as £3.15 per serving

for Hello Fresh. And it is incredible. Or you know, it's restaurant quality food in my opinion.

Every time that I make it, you always say that. I always say it. I'd buy this in a restaurant.

mouthful of whatever it is. Dribbling down my chin. You're like, I'm really out of

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