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3-26-2008 @11:23AM Astin said... You're off a bit in your description of Starbucks' purchase there. They bought the COMPANY that makes the Clover, not just the machines.
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5-07-2008 @3:08PM gee said... Ha! The New York Times are one step behind me. I too tried to cook a 3 course dinner party with only ingredients from the 99p store (here in the UK).
And this is my website about trying to survive only buying food and other essentials from the pound shop.
http://passmethemalkplease.wordpress.com/
I wouldn't recommend it!!
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