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Great, ok so how do we get this moving? I think we'll make 4 different categories: couples, just ladies, just males n mixed. May have to just go with couples n mixed if not enough ppl! If ur really interested pls pm me with which group u'd like to take part in. I'll have a further think how this will work. Prob look to start first one in April n do 1 a week or fortnight rather than every day for a week but every group can decide what suits those in there group


Should b fun!

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Sounds a fab idea, would love to know how it goes:-)


Not really in a position to join in for a few months (new baby coming 3rd May and building work on the kitchen between now and then) but would def be interested if it happens again later in the year :-)

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Oooh I would love to do this! Can't guarantee it'll be the best gastronomic experience round my gaff but i'll give it a shot and just moved to the area and would love to meet some new people. Diana I'll PM you. Thanks for organising :)
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