Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

fourp

Kernel_Sanders wrote: »

Would that be in the European Cup-Winners' Cup?

it was Kernel , a great night . I watched from the 'childrens ' enclosure on the Grange End and ran onto the pitch to pat Brian Clarke on the back at the end of the game .
I can remember we always bought a quarter (of sweets that is) from an old shop on the corner when we walked down Ninian Park Road .

I was also lucky ( if thats the right word - 57,000 crammed into Ninian Park was tight) enough to see City play Arsenal in the 3rd round of the FA Cup in maybe '67 .

tweets

BEAR wrote: »

Not a football fan....but the welsh cakes are still good from Cardiff market...:rotfl::rotfl:

Swansea Market ones for me..miss them

and why do they not sell rissoles in the midlands? anyone know?[/QUOTE]

Whats a rissole please ?

frequent

Snap-ant wrote: »

Hallo Lovely

Long story short but sad is HC was banned but we is hoping he will be 'dared' out the closet

Keep his seat warm for us & put his shoes by the fire ♥

not to close, they may well combust

love the coffee thing will be looking out mines knackered

Kernel_Sanders wrote: »

How are you supposed to find the grabbits on this thread? There have been dozens of pages just today, and appear to consist solely of women nattering!

You have a problem with woman nattering ?

Do you have a grabbit to contribute ?

QPR10

Winjackie wrote: »

I can bring some nuts........ Harry Hill or Dormen?? :rotfl:

If its an all night party I can bring a few boxes of Shreddies for brekkie & some halloween ilooms

fourp

Miss_Laid wrote: »

Love Welsh cakes and the older generation always seemed to make them better than us...I have my Gran's gridle....I love it, whenever I use it takes me back to standing beside as a little girl helping her make Welsh cakes..:)happy memories..:):)

I'm 48 the bakestone I can trace back 120 yrs and I doubt it was new then, I also use my great grans recipe with *shock horror* half lard half butter, when I text my O/H to say I'm making them I have a sea of council groundsmen faces at my window and 4 dozen got in under 5 minutes [/QUOTE]

you can't beat an old gridle ,the new ones don't have the quality at holding the heat , hours upon hours over the years at my Nans apron strings hoping to get a taste of a fresh one .

QPR10

fourp wrote: »

We used to come up from the Valleys to Cardiff me and mam would go shopping dad and bro go watch CCFC play we'd park in Sophia Gardens and walk up past the castle, always used to get faggots, cheese and welsh cakes in the indoor market

that sounds os familiar , the indoor market is or was superb . CCFC ...I was a season ticket holder at one time , the sway of the crowd on the Grange End ...I watched the Bluebirds beat Real Madrid there ...I once met all the team (when Toshack played for us) on the train coming back from an away game at either Palace or QPR ...way way back in the portals of time .
I'm getting misty eyed and wandering ...not to say waffling - sorry to Snap Ant :rotfl:[/QUOTE]

John Toshack I'm impressed

QPR10

RootedNomad wrote: »

Happy back posting comes first, but HC taking up Czer's dare comes a very close second. Very much looking forward to both ........

Much admit laughing when I read Czerny's post

Gemini_Jes

tweets wrote: »

Whats a rissole please ?

A food made from mashed potato and minced meat, rolled into a ball with breadcrumbs on and deep fried.

Available from any chippy in South Wales, but largely unknown elsewhere...:rotfl::rotfl:

tazmac25

tweets wrote: »

Swansea Market ones for me..miss them

and why do they not sell rissoles in the midlands? anyone know?

Whats a rissole please ?[/QUOTE]

A rissole I'd a potato croquette with bits of meat in it and then fried
Nom nom nom
Xx

Christmasshopper

QPR10 wrote: »

Is that the one with the purple label ? When did it drop to 89p ? Will keep an eye out next week. Thanks

Yes it's the one with the purple cap. I don't know how long it has been 89p because I normally buy the semi-skimmed. But I bought the whole milk tonight because they had no semi. The empty space for the semi-skimmed was marked up at £1.