Under these circumstances they will be used to generate energy instead.
Dried goods – dried fruit, pasta, rice, sugar, pulses, etcĭue to market fluctuations it is not always possible to find recycling outlets for plastic films collected in the blue bins. plastic fruit and veg bags and wrappers. plastic kitchen towel, toilet roll, nappy pack, cotton wool, magazine wrappers. Various objects including a fake flower, stuff animal, magnet, bubble wrap. thin plastic peel-off lids of all types Images can easily be found on the internet, downloaded and printed out.). The following plastic films are accepted and will be recycled when markets are available: thin moulded plastic packaging from Easter eggs, toy packaging, packs of batteries etc. shampoo, fizzy drink, milk or cleaning spray bottles. trays from meat, vegetables or ready meals. yoghurt pots, margarine tubs and fruit punnets. plastic and paper, please put it in your black bin. If you are not sure if the item is plastic or is a mixture of e.g. Sprinkle some salt to season and serve immediately with a harissa aioli or Dijon mustard on the side.Clean, empty plastic bottles, pots, tubs, trays, bags and film/wrap can be put in your blue bin. 
Remove the slices and drain on paper towels. Move the slices around while frying so they cook evenly for about 2 to 3 minutes or until very crisp and golden brown.
Remove the slices a few at a time and transfer into the hotter frying pan. 
Keep shaking until most of your slices are puffed (about 3 minutes). After about 5 to 6 minutes the slices should start to puff slightly and rise to the top. Use a thick towel to prevent heat burn, and beware of splashing oil onto you. Drop slices into the 320 degrees F oil and gently shake back and forth on the heat for 6 to 7 minutes.Using a mandoline, make slices lengthwise 1/8 inch thick. Peel the potatoes and trim the edges to form a rectangular football shape.Heat oil inone pan to 320 degrees F, and the other to 365 degrees F. Pour vegetable oil about 2 1/2 inches to 3-inches deep into 2 saucepans.US Fresh Potato Category Quarterly Reports.Behind the scenes of our National Commercials.
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