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Fish finger sarnie with mayo
Toast and marmite
Hummus sarnie with grated carrot
Fruitcake with cheese
Roast pork with crab apple jelly
Cottage pie with brown sauceI was jumping to conclusions and one of them jumped back0 -
Mackies vanilla ice cream anointed with amaretto liqueur..... divine0
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Mixed berries topped with Greek yogurt and a generous squirt or two of Sweet Freedom Orange Spice choc shot. Mmmm."If you dream alone it will remain just a dream. But if we all dream together it will become reality"0
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One of my favourites, on grainy grainy breadancientofdays wrote: »Hummus sarnie with grated carrot
Was also partial to fish finger and salad cream sandwiches as a child. (Haven't eaten fish since 2001).Value-for-money-for-me-puhleeze!
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cold roast chicken and salad cream,
pork pie and salad cream (guilty pleasure),
smoked mackerel, beetroot and horseradish
mint sauce on green veg
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Roast lamb with bramble jelly
Chips with onion gravy
Bourbon with apple juice (fizzy if possible, works even better with the honey or spiced bourbon).
Don't judge me.Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the leather straps....
LB moment - March 2006. DFD - 1 June 2012!!! DEBT FREE!
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In the days (1950s) when the only brand of crisps was Smiths, plain with salt in a twist of blue waxy paper, I used to sprinkle vinegar in the bag.
In the 1960s, a school friend and I , while left home alone to get our own meal combined tinned minced beef with baked beans and two years later Heinz actually produced this combination for a while.
Two chances of missed patents.;)0 -
I just about remember crisps that came with the little blue bag of salt. I wonder how they did the bags.In the days (1950s) when the only brand of crisps was Smiths, plain with salt in a twist of blue waxy paper, I used to sprinkle vinegar in the bag.
In the 1960s, a school friend and I , while left home alone to get our own meal combined tinned minced beef with baked beans and two years later Heinz actually produced this combination for a while.
Two chances of missed patents.;)
Speaking of blue bags, does anyone remember the Reckitt's blue bags? My mother used to put a squeeze of the blue in with her whites when washing. She also added a drop to white icing when she made the Christmas cake. I've no idea what it was made from so goodness knows whether it was edible. :eek:0 -
Raspberries and (preferably dark) chocolate
Celery and marmite (really. I am not keen on either on their own, but combined in a sandwich - yum).I wanna be in the room where it happens0
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