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Swinging bee
17th-March-2006, 05:21 PM
Every now and then you come accross some quirky recipe or strange eating fad that sounds a bit yuk, then you try it and discover that it's rather nice, I just had a hot cross bun with marmalade and it was rather delicious:yum:

Have you got any odd little snacks? Be brave, let us all know!

fletch
17th-March-2006, 05:48 PM
I like the idea of that paint on chocolate, I just need a volunteer:innocent:

:D

Tazmanian Devil
17th-March-2006, 06:42 PM
Banana Sandwiches in brown bread

:yum: :yum: Had one today due to work collegue muching a banana next to me :rolleyes: and making me think about it :yum:

Swinging bee
17th-March-2006, 07:04 PM
I like the idea of that paint on chocolate, I just need a volunteer:innocent:

:D
With a Large one, or small.........................................brus h that is:D

fletch
17th-March-2006, 07:09 PM
With a Large one, or small.........................................brus h that is:D
beggers carn't be choosers:D

Donna
17th-March-2006, 07:34 PM
Ummmm oxo!!

Ever tried it?

Try this recipe...(sounds absolutely minging, but is in fact, yummy!:drool: I blame my Dad for getting me into this!)

Get 2 or 3 rounds of bread.
Break them up into little pieces and place them in a bowl.
Next, get some chedder cheese and cut into little cubes.
Through into bowl.
2 cubes of oxo and crush over the bread and cheese.
Add one teaspoonful of butter.
Pour boiling water over the top and stir it all up.

:drool: :drool:

ChrisU
17th-March-2006, 07:36 PM
Anything and everything with daddies or HP Sauce

DJ Chris Uren:drool:

fletch
17th-March-2006, 08:09 PM
Ummmm oxo!!

Ever tried it?

Try this recipe...(sounds absolutely minging, but is in fact, yummy!:drool: I blame my Dad for getting me into this!)

Get 2 or 3 rounds of bread.
Break them up into little pieces and place them in a bowl.
Next, get some chedder cheese and cut into little cubes.
Through into bowl.
2 cubes of oxo and crush over the bread and cheese.
Add one teaspoonful of butter.
Pour boiling water over the top and stir it all up.

:drool: :drool:

And then what :eek:

eat it yukkkkkkk!:sick:

WittyBird
18th-March-2006, 12:04 PM
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm :drool:

2 slices of wholemeal toast buttered
on 1 slice spread strawberry jam
on the other slice spread marmite

put together like a sarnie delicious :clap:

Georgious dancer
18th-March-2006, 12:27 PM
Are you sure,!:sick: was just enjoying a bowl of porridge not sure I fancy it any more!

Tazmanian Devil
18th-March-2006, 12:29 PM
Take 2 slices of white bread buttered,
put Philladelphia on one slice
Picallily on the other
and some ham in the middle
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm :yum: :yum:

Georgious dancer
18th-March-2006, 12:34 PM
Ok.....

2 slices of brown bread (no butter)
Plum Jam on one slice
melted extra mature cheddar cheese on the other
pop the two slices together and serve with pickled onions!

mmmm...think i just got my appetite back!:clap:

Rhythm King
18th-March-2006, 12:58 PM
I went to a boarding school, where there was always loads of fried bread but no toast for breakfast. As a result, I like fried bread with marmelade. Don't have it very often though.

Frankie_4711
18th-March-2006, 02:11 PM
Hubby likes peanut butter and marmite sandwiches (bleugh!!)

I went through a stage where I dipped plain Hula Hoops in strawberry yoghurt!

Jazz_Shoes (Ash)
18th-March-2006, 03:08 PM
Roll and potato scone, dry off all oil (or whatever you cook it in) add small amount of tomato sauce; very bad, but very good! :drool:

Enjoy in moderation :D

ChrisU
18th-March-2006, 03:18 PM
:wink:
Are you sure,!:sick: was just enjoying a bowl of porridge not sure I fancy it any more!

I will have that if you don't want it. Hope its a good porridge.

DJ Chris Uren:wink:

Georgious dancer
18th-March-2006, 03:45 PM
:wink:

I will have that if you don't want it. Hope its a good porridge.

DJ Chris Uren:wink:

I'm afraid it's all gone! It was rather yummy though, porridge with raisins, banana and honey, mmmmmmm!:grin:

Must be time for lunch soon, might gate crash Taz's she's cooking brocolli and spring onions soup!:rofl:

Tazmanian Devil
18th-March-2006, 03:47 PM
I'm afraid it's all gone! It was rather yummy though, porridge with raisins, banana and honey, mmmmmmm!:grin:

Must be time for lunch soon, might gate crash Taz's she's cooking brocolli and spring onions soup!:rofl:

OI you leave my soup alone !!!!!:angry:

Georgious dancer
18th-March-2006, 03:51 PM
Must be time for lunch soon, might gate crash Taz's she's cooking brocolli and spring onions soup!:rofl:

And so as Taz does not get upset I am just going to clarify that by posting her soup on this thread I am not implying it's not nice, I'm sure it'll b very yummy!

Icey
18th-March-2006, 06:21 PM
Pizza and potato salad :D

Heather
19th-March-2006, 10:18 AM
As a teenager I had a friend who used to love a slice of gingerbread (the moist kind like McVities) and cheddar cheese.
I thought she was mad, but actually became converted...it was delicious.
Sadly, I would never dream of going out and buying gingerbread these days and as for cheddar cheese....it would have to be the half fat variety!!!:innocent:

( Don't people on diets just annoy the life out of you!:rofl: :rofl: )

:hug:
Heather

thewacko
19th-March-2006, 11:01 AM
Every now and then you come accross some quirky recipe or strange eating fad that sounds a bit yuk, then you try it and discover that it's rather nice, I just had a hot cross bun with marmalade and it was rather delicious:yum:

Have you got any odd little snacks? Be brave, let us all know!

:drool: :drool: :drool:
Cheese sandwich with marmalade:drool:

Xmas Cake/Fruit cake with a slab of wenslydale cheese:drool: :drool:

thewacko
19th-March-2006, 11:07 AM
And so as Taz does not get upset I am just going to clarify that by posting her soup on this thread I am not implying it's not nice, I'm sure it'll b very yummy!
Looks like it could open the sluices at both ends, but Taz enjoyed it . . . even if she did almost lock me in the ironing board cupboard in her haste to get to the loo:what:

Baruch
19th-March-2006, 11:14 AM
I very rarely have these, as they're not exactly healthy food, but you can't beat condensed milk sandwiches. Mmmmmm, yum!

Lory
19th-March-2006, 11:31 AM
condensed milk
:sick: :tears: :sick: :tears: :sick: :tears: :sick: :tears: :sick:

ChrisU
19th-March-2006, 11:37 AM
Xmas Cake/Fruit cake with a slab of wenslydale cheese:drool: :drool:

Now thats a yorkshire thing.:drool: I have been here 25 years and still don't get that concoction.

DJ Chris Uren :wink:

Tiggerbabe
19th-March-2006, 11:51 AM
I very rarely have these, as they're not exactly healthy food, but you can't beat condensed milk sandwiches. Mmmmmm, yum!
I think I wurv you :awe: :love:

thewacko
19th-March-2006, 11:57 AM
Now thats a yorkshire thing.:drool: I have been here 25 years and still don't get that concoction.

DJ Chris Uren :wink:
GET OUT OF LEEDS

How could you be in Leeds and not have xmas cake with cheese

You will be saying you haven't tried Pork pie with mushy peas and mint sauce next

:mad: Heathen:mad:

ChrisU
19th-March-2006, 12:05 PM
GET OUT OF LEEDS

How could you be in Leeds and not have xmas cake with cheese

You will be saying you haven't tried Pork pie with mushy peas and mint sauce next

:mad: Heathen:mad:

I live with a native of the city and she hates both.

Now...... Pork pie with mushy peas and mint sauce. Would be good for lunch today yum yum:drool: :drool: :drool:

DJ Chris Uren :wink:

thewacko
19th-March-2006, 12:08 PM
I live with a native of the city and she hates both.:

Sack her, but keep the house - she can have all pets and/or children:what:


Now...... Pork pie with mushy peas and mint sauce. Would be good for lunch today yum yum:drool: :drool: :drool:

DJ Chris Uren :wink:

Ok you can stay - You got me worried for a moment

Must say, Yorkshire women; Pie and peas

OOOOhhhh You certainly are a man of taste:worthy:
:cheers:

Barry Shnikov
19th-March-2006, 01:07 PM
Take 2 slices of white bread buttered,
put Philladelphia on one slice
Picallily on the other
and some ham in the middle
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm :yum: :yum:

Blimey. Piccalili - I haven't eaten that for about two decades...

Barry Shnikov
19th-March-2006, 01:15 PM
Childhood breakfast:

Take three shredded wheat
Soak in boiling water, then drain off
Add three knobs butter and sugar to taste
Mash it all together and eat. (Don't have it these days but brings back warm memories)

Snack:

Fresh bread, buttered, smother with generous helping of peanut butter
Slice banana(s) lengthwise and place on peanut butter until everything is covered with a layer of banana.
Eat.

Recipe tip:

When making strawberry ice-cream, add one tablespoon balsamic vinegar per pint of mixture. Astonishingly, you don't taste the vinegar but the strawberry flavour leaps out, grabs you by the collar, jabs you in the eyes and blows a raspberry. Truly mystifying.

El Salsero Gringo
19th-March-2006, 01:19 PM
the strawberry flavour...blows a raspberry.Something troubling there, can't put my finger on it though.

Baruch
19th-March-2006, 02:22 PM
I think I wurv you :awe: :love:
Someone else with taste!
Condensed milk sandwiches it is, then. If we ever meet we'll have to have some of those. With freshly-made bread and real butter, of course.

(My wife, meanwhile, will look on in disgust that I could ever actually enjoy something so sickly-sweet!)

Tiggerbabe
19th-March-2006, 02:38 PM
Someone else with taste!

I carry a tube of condensed milk with me, in my dancing bag, so if I feel the need for a sugar burst - I'm sorted :D :drool:

Baruch
19th-March-2006, 04:36 PM
I carry a tube of condensed milk with me, in my dancing bag, so if I feel the need for a sugar burst - I'm sorted :D :drool:
Mmmmm! I think I'll nick that idea :respect:

djtrev
19th-March-2006, 05:11 PM
Whenever I have a Pizza(preferably garlic and mushroom) at home I always have a bowl of grapes as well.
Oh and of course those Curly chips!!

McJester
19th-March-2006, 11:29 PM
Can't beat a Deep Fried Pizza ( I'm in Glasgow after all ) even better if you batter it as well :drool:

As for other great Scottish dishes, don't try the deep fried mars bars, it's just wrong

:hug:
McJ

bobgadjet
20th-March-2006, 12:02 AM
A Mrs Ellwoods Pickled Dill Cucumber.........with a Brown Sugar Sandwich.... must be brown bread tho, and a special soft light brown sugar imported from Belgium.

MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

Takes sweet & sour to the max.

philsmove
20th-March-2006, 02:30 PM
I am very worried, what is the world coming to
chocolate covered biscuits :drool: have been removed form the
"shopping basket" (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4824798.stm)used by the government to measure inflation

How can essentials be removed?
What are people eating for elevenses, instead:confused:

Chef
20th-March-2006, 02:46 PM
I haven't had one of these since I was a kid (about age 12) but I really used to love.....


Hot dog and Mars bar sandwiches.

You have to put the mars bar in a frdge for quite a while to be able to grate it through the large holes in a cheese grater.

Donna
20th-March-2006, 03:07 PM
And then what :eek:

eat it yukkkkkkk!:sick:


Yep!! :drool:

Tessalicious
20th-March-2006, 04:07 PM
Angel bread - sandwiches of white bread with a thin layer of marge and a generous sprinkling of hundreds-and-thousands - and voila! an intense sugar-fix not for the faint-hearted!

ben632664
20th-March-2006, 04:33 PM
Peanut butter and Tomato sandwiches with mayonaise!!!!!

You just cant beat em!

:yum: