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Does anywhere sell those frozen potato balls
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I remember potato balls ... I also remember that there wasn't really much to them. You could make some yourself by mashing up spuds and then using a melon baller to create the balls before rolling them in something (batter, or just flour) and frying them.
Melon baller: http://www.webstaurantstore.com/melon-baller/melon-baller.jpg
Potato balls I remember: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3137/2425090846_fd64443923.jpg0 -
Wow thanks everyone,didn't really expect a reply lol.Yeah noisettes were what they were called...not that we have a mackro or farm foods nearby,not seem them in Aldi or Lidi but will have another look.PPLBM-29/08/07
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iceland may sell them....they did a few years ago.....0
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i've never seen anything like that before, wow my school didn't have them ( i'm 28) and our mash used to get served in perfect ice cream scoop portions,lol.0
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My parents used to have a restaurant and they served them as opposite choice to chips.. Ooooh, I used to love them...
Getting Deep fat fryer for Xmas, might get some ready in the freezer too:j0 -
My DD keeps asking for these as she has them at school; took ages to work out what she meant when she kept asking and whatever I gave her "wasn't ROUND enough"!!!!0
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Farmfoods so something called potato crunchies, quite nice and only £10
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Dr_DiNg_DoNg wrote: »


The exact two pictures I had in my head!
I'm another 20-something who didn't have them at school, just the naaaaaasty instant mash dumped from an ice cream scoop.Dry January: 31/31 days. :T0 -
i was also a 80's child (28) i never had those things but we did used to have swirls of potato...i think they are duchesse potatos or something....and we also used to have the mash in perfect icecream portions...one school i went put pepper in them yukky!!!0
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heron , cooltrader and farmfoods do these. sometimes in heron they do the catering pack for about 1.50 which is a mega bargain.
for those saying do them yourself, the whole point of trying to get food you remember from being a kid is for it to be the same. home made quite often just doesnt cut it imo
especially considering the schools did them from frozen in the first place lol:cool:minds is willing , soul remains, this woman cannot be saved :cool:
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