so excited!

mirakl

I had a crowd of friends over from various parts of Europe and they called vegetable roll the most "Irish" idea on earth. Calling sausage meat with teensy little green flecks in it "vegetable roll" was akin to calling a steak vegetarian :rotfl:

bingo_bango

mirakl wrote:

I had a crowd of friends over from various parts of Europe and they called vegetable roll the most "Irish" idea on earth. Calling sausage meat with teensy little green flecks in it "vegetable roll" was akin to calling a steak vegetarian :rotfl:

Aye....but we're proud to be different!!

Vegetable roll with brown sauce. Making me hungry now.

PandaPants_2

my dad lives in Jersey and each time i visit i bring Ormo potato and soda bread.

Imagine going to live in a place that doesnt serve an Ulster fry!!! :eek:

:rotfl:

IvanOpinion

mirakl wrote:

I had a crowd of friends over from various parts of Europe and they called vegetable roll the most "Irish" idea on earth. Calling sausage meat with teensy little green flecks in it "vegetable roll" was akin to calling a steak vegetarian :rotfl:

Vegetarian is a pint of beer and a bucket of chips .. non of this mamby pamby woosy rabbit food that yoghurt knitters eat

ivan

redmandarin

IvanOpinion wrote:

Vegetarian is a pint of beer and a bucket of chips .. non of this mamby pamby woosy rabbit food that yoghurt knitters eat

ivan

Greetings from a Northern mamby pamby woosy rabbit food yoghurt knitter...
Knit one... splat one!

startrekker

What about home made soup?
Asked my wee brother back in Belfast if he could get me the ingredients. Well he said go to Tescos and get yourself a soup mix...hold on I said they dont do it over here..Course they do, they sell it here and you have a Tescos over there.
Frustrated, called my sister-in-law, she makes great soup, Now Antney she said, get yourself some soup mix...

Oh Oh and waht about Dulce...if thats how its spelt, nice wee bag off seaweed, used to get some on the way to school, ended up with bits stuck all over my teeth...:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

declanmcc

startrekker wrote:

:Oh Oh and waht about Dulce...if thats how its spelt, nice wee bag off seaweed,

Haven't see this for sale in years. Me Gran always used to bring it back from the Auld Lamass Fair ....... along wey Yella (Yellow) Man!

rjh090384

dulse...where i live u can get it every day!!!

Thriftylady

one of my best friends lives in England and every time I visit her I have to bring her Sunblest Veda, thats what she misses most about home.....

IvanOpinion

startrekker wrote:

Oh Oh and waht about Dulce...if thats how its spelt, nice wee bag off seaweed, used to get some on the way to school, ended up with bits stuck all over my teeth...:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

I used to like dulce (or I have seen it spelt duliss) until seeing hem laying it out along the seawall one day to dry and a dog came dandering up, had a sniff and then had a whizz on it ... mmmmmmm pedigree chum flavoured dulce ... never touched it since

Ivan