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whats the cheapest meal for only you that only you will eat!
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oh! oh! just remembered one of my favourites, hash brown/potato waffle sandwiches
must be squishy white bread & real butterusually after having too much alcohol
worst one after alcohol are the crisp sandwiches, you wake up hungover in the bed full of crisp crumbs :rolleyes:0 -
missminnie wrote: »Make the rice first.
Whisk up some eggs (I just use 1 for myself). Chuck in a hot pan and mix around so it breaks up like scrambled egg bits. Put the rice in and fry with soy sauce. I like to put lots of soy sauce in. A splash of sesame oil is quite nice as well.
I like to fry some onion and garlic first, then add the egg, then the rice.“A budget is telling your money where to go instead of wondering where it went.” - Dave Ramsey0 -
I like scrambled egg sandwiches with ketchup, no-one else I know does it though. Also a tin of baked beans, add a little chilli powder, mix in with cooked pasta and grated cheese on top.“A budget is telling your money where to go instead of wondering where it went.” - Dave Ramsey0
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I like scrambled egg sandwiches with ketchup, no-one else I know does it though. Also a tin of baked beans, add a little chilli powder, mix in with cooked pasta and grated cheese on top.
I like left-over omelette sandwiches too, or stuffed in a pita0 -
My first post here, and in it I will confess to some disgusting lunchtime eating habits! Not sure if that bodes well for the future or not...
I like:
Supernoodle sandwiches.
Crunchy peanut butter and cheese sandwiches.
Cheese & ketchup.
Peanut butter and jam deserves an honourable mention.
Mashed banana sandwiches.
Oh and sometimes I cut a hole in the middle of a slice of bread, and lob it in a frying pan. Drop an egg in the hole and you get some nice fried bread and fried egg combo. Add lashings of ketchup before serving. Haut cuisine!0 -
My first post here, and in it I will confess to some disgusting lunchtime eating habits! Not sure if that bodes well for the future or not...
I like:
Oh and sometimes I cut a hole in the middle of a slice of bread, and lob it in a frying pan. Drop an egg in the hole and you get some nice fried bread and fried egg combo. Add lashings of ketchup before serving. Haut cuisine!
hey, hope you fry the 'hole' too & use it to top the eggy bit when serving0 -
love this thread.......and...just brown sauce sandwich.......0
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Recovering spendaholic - theres nothing odd about that; you are descbribing cinnamon toast!
Whanoah - again I am sure I have seen Jamie Oliver do this.
Sorry - just not odd enough for this thread!
I don't seem to have any peculiarities!0 -
My first post here, and in it I will confess to some disgusting lunchtime eating habits! Not sure if that bodes well for the future or not...
Oh and sometimes I cut a hole in the middle of a slice of bread, and lob it in a frying pan. Drop an egg in the hole and you get some nice fried bread and fried egg combo. Add lashings of ketchup before serving. Haut cuisine!
Good start! This is getting close to my favourite, albeit wrong for so many reasons, late night, rolling in from the pub, snack - the fried cheese and onion sandwich. My only defence is that I don't do this very often. Still well worth the nightmares, the extra inch on the waist, the extra pound on the scales, the millimetre less on the arteries ...The acquisition of wealth is no longer the driving force in my life.0
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