The Five Rules of Family Dinners
When you cook everything from scratch, sitting down to a traditional family meal can be hard work. That’s why so many families miss out on quality time together by not having regular family meals. As a mum I think I’ve come up with the perfect solution to the problem of preparing freshly cooked food at home. If you’re looking for the ideal way to save time on cooking and spend more time with the family, whilst still preparing delicious cooked meals that everyone will enjoy, then take a look at the five rules of family dinners:
1. Roast dinners aren’t just for Sundays!
We all have the right to enjoy traditional family meals every night of the week. You can spend lots of time and effort peeling, par boiling and preparing roast potatoes, or you can rely on Aunt Bessie’s. As the new ad demonstrates, it’s easy to prepare tempting meals quickly without compromising on flavour.
2. Can’t cook? Can cook!
With amazing meals, accompaniments and desserts available from Aunt Bessie’s, you can create mouth-watering meals in under an hour and all you need to do is switch on the oven. In the new ad, when Mabel tells Margaret that Aunt Bessie’s roasts potatoes are better than hers, it perfectly illustrates that you can get great results that match the efforts of any granny, without going near a peeler, chopping board or saucepan.
3. Good cooking can be quick
There’s no reason why you can’t prepare nutritious, tasty meals quickly and make more time each week for family dinners. When you choose Aunt Bessie’s you know you’re getting a quality product that you can trust and that your family are getting the best food and the best of you.
4. Mealtimes bring families together
Sitting down as a family and sharing a meal is a great way to being families and friends closer; so the more opportunity for family meals you get, the better! Aunt Bessie’s roast potatoes are just one of the many products on offer to make it easy to bring your family together with a hearty meal, any day of the week.
5. Give yourself a helping hand
Most mums spend most of their time helping others, whether it’s ferrying the kids around, visiting parents or running errands. If you’re a busy mum then why not help yourself and make preparing meals easy with a little help from Aunt Bessie’s.
