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If you had to choose one meal .......
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Jacqui | Report | 28 Jan 2004 20:21 |
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Sudden thought!!! How about a daily supply of a Mars Bar - because it would help you work, rest and play and doesn't really take much eating (at least they dont by me). I think that after 2 weeks of a Mars a Day, sheer boredom would make me swim for land where I would immediately embrace Sausage, Egg and Chips (with Bread and Butter), Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding, Spag.Bog (with garlic bread), Vindaloo etc, NO.46 on the Chinese Menu at our local Tak-a-Way, my Mum's Steak and Kidney Pie, Scottish shortbread, Irish Stew, Welsh Lava Bread and anything else you could throw my way. Podged now after all that grub! Jacqui |
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Andrew | Report | 28 Jan 2004 20:28 |
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Wendy - You see Mars/Venus we have common ground...ie Spag Bog!!! :o) If only we knew this years ago...what a lot of hassle we could have saved ourselves :o) .... |
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Jacqui | Report | 28 Jan 2004 20:34 |
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Wendy - what's the difference between a Spanish Chicken and an Italian one? only curious - if you say about 1000 miles I'll brain you. I work with an Italian guy who was a chef, and would love to be able to tell him tomorrow just where he is going wrong, if, as you say Spanish Chicken is sooooooo good! Jacqui |
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Tykerose | Report | 28 Jan 2004 21:01 |
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Wendy That sounds yummmmy |
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Rosi Glow | Report | 28 Jan 2004 21:22 |
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Double pie & mash, liquor & stewed eels and a bottle of vinegar....Mmmmm my mouth is watering already! |
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Naomi in SW | Report | 28 Jan 2004 22:08 |
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Evening All, my meal would have to be, M & S chicken pie (now Mum's not around to make them) with baby new pots, peas and the piece de resistance is... instead of gravy it's chicken soup. For my drink I like the sound of a strawberry milkshake but I love my PG too much. For pudding it's a toss up between a lovely trifle or scones with strawberry jam and cream. Now I'm drooling over my keyboard. lol Naomi |
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Unknown | Report | 28 Jan 2004 22:29 |
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You know what, I've been mulling htis over for half an hour and I can't think of one favoutire meal. I enjoy food too much to limit it ! Saying that, and referring back to a previous thread, a bacon badger would be up there at the top of the list ! |
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Sue | Report | 29 Jan 2004 10:29 |
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It would have to be egg, bacon, sausage, tomatoes, mushrooms and a fried slice - all washed down with a cup of Rosie Lee! Oh I forgot the Heinz ketchup! (blow the cholesterol!) Sue |
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Angelic Alaina | Report | 29 Jan 2004 10:54 |
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Mine would be a Jacket potato with loads of butter and prawn cocktail and salmon mmmmmmm! |
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Zoe | Report | 29 Jan 2004 10:58 |
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sausage, mash and mushy peas with gravy. rhubarb crumble and custard for pudding amd a nice strong cup of tea. C'mon - I'm on a desert island it's not like I'm gonna have to keep my weight down for anyone |
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