Hurtyback
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RE:Food.
(Date Posted:09/08/2011 10:15 AM)
Mmmmm, I lurve nachos ... and cake ... and chocolate and ... 
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RE:Food.
(Date Posted:09/08/2011 11:12 AM)
I love thai food. Have had a thai deli just open in town and the food is heavenly, bloody hot but so nice.
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bulekingfisher
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Re:Food.
(Date Posted:09/08/2011 11:35 AM)
Hello Leg Iorn
About hot food (Chilli Con Carni) I do not like it + my digestion system rebell's against it
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KizzyKazaer 
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RE:Food.
(Date Posted:09/08/2011 1:00 PM)
Ooh, food, one of my favourite things in life - I was the kid who always blew her pocket money on sweets
 It'd be easier for me to list what I don't like: - pork pies (can't abide the meat jelly on top) - skin on custard - lamb Er, that's about it  And yes, I am a chocoholic - have to have it every day and no-one has any problems with deciding on what to give me for Christmas 
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devineDeb
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Re:Food.
(Date Posted:09/08/2011 4:43 PM)
I'm with you Kizzy - but now I'm diabetic and can't have very much, I try to have really good quality chocolate.
Apart from that I have a savoury tooth: shepherd's pie; fish pie; steak & mushroom pie; corned beef hash....
and roast lamb with all the trimmings.
regards, Deb
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Sasha_Q
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RE:Food.
(Date Posted:10/08/2011 12:38 PM)
Yeah - I like a roast dinner too  Pasta I enjoy a lot, and I am partial to a bit of chocolate every now and then too...
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SirCumference
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RE:Food.
(Date Posted:10/08/2011 1:56 PM)
"About hot food (Chilli Con Carni) I do not like it + my digestion system rebell's against it"
Dear Bule
You do not have to put up with this rebellion.
May I suggest use of the water cannon, failing that, rubber bullets and the Army.
You have to show it who is boss.
You have been pandering to it for years with soft bog paper and Andrew's Liver Salts. Put your foot down.
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bulekingfisher
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Re:Food.
(Date Posted:11/08/2011 11:11 AM)
Hello Sir Cumfrence
About chilli con carni I was on the throne most of the night + my anus was sore so never again + if you think I give in to easily, well I would sooner be a LIVE coward than a DEAD hero you can stick your Maucho image where the sun dos'nt shine
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SirCumference
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RE:Food.
(Date Posted:11/08/2011 11:16 AM)
Sir, I am appalled at the quality of this thread and it's sudden deterioration into vulgarity.
I refer, of course, to Bule's most recent post.
I remain, etc
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mentalas
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RE:Food.
(Date Posted:11/08/2011 12:35 PM)
Gets window Pole and asks him to open window ;-)
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bulekingfisher
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Re:Food.
(Date Posted:12/08/2011 4:12 AM)
Hello Sir Cumfrence I apolagise for my vulgarity. Pete There is no need for the window pole as I have just opened the window as far as it will open to blow any nasty whiff's away + let a lot of fresh air in
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KizzyKazaer
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RE:Food.
(Date Posted:12/08/2011 1:28 PM)
And who, pray, encouraged this 'descent into vulgarity' in the first place? You have been pandering to it for years with soft bog paper and Andrew's Liver Salts. Put your foot down.I rest my case.... Back to good honest grub, my mum made the most delicious Lemon Drizzle Cake the other day. I got to take half of it home and have been eating it with creme fraiche - you can't beat home baking 
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Sasha_Q
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RE:Food.
(Date Posted:12/08/2011 2:26 PM)
I ate some delicious homemade lemon drizzle cake yesterday (not made by my mum, though) and I got to take the remainder home with me as well
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KizzyKazaer
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RE:Food.
(Date Posted:12/08/2011 2:51 PM)
Snap - what a coincidence
 Will you be adding anything to yours or just eating it on its own? I found warming the slices in the microwave for 10 seconds enhanced the flavour...
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AitchEss
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RE:Food.
(Date Posted:12/08/2011 3:13 PM)
My mum made the most wonderful apple pie and custard tarts. I have a friend whose home made soup & dumplings are gorgeous, she in turn has a friend who makes cheesecake like no other.
Aitch
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devineDeb
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Re:Food.
(Date Posted:12/08/2011 5:49 PM)
Hi Sasha and Kizzy
lemon drizzle cake .... now there is a favourite! And of course good old fashioned fruit cake too!
regards, Deb
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Re:Food.
(Date Posted:13/08/2011 1:26 AM)
I just don't get food. At all. Yet there's such a big fuss made about it. And practically every time I go round to visit someone I end up having to watch a TV programme about it, something I've never done voluntarily in my entire life. I genuinely don't understand. Why would anyone want to watch someone else making and/or eating food?
And the same goes for property programmes, although I did voluntarily watch one once, but that was only because a friend's sister and husband (who I both know) were on it.
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Hurtyback
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Re:Food.
(Date Posted:13/08/2011 3:49 AM)
I wish I could be more like you, Jockice! I am a compulsive eater, so many of my waking hours (and a few sleeping ones!) are taken up with thoughts and images of food. I used to bake a lot but don't do that anymore as it is just not good for me. The only cake allowed in the house is stuff that I don't like (fortunately, Mr H and I have very different tastes, so his favourites are things that I wouldn't ordinarily eat). I limit my cake eating to times when I am out, as long as I don't have any of it in stock at home then that works reasonably well.
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bulekingfisher
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Re:Food.
(Date Posted:13/08/2011 6:56 AM)
Hello Jockie
I agree with you watching people making meal's/food on TV is very borring + about as excitting as watching paint dry.
I love eating porridge + I like eatting Licource alsort's (bassert's
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bulekingfisher
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Re:Food.
(Date Posted:13/08/2011 7:01 AM)
Hello Dark Diventy
About your icon (in the speech bubble the charecter is asking fir a hug) + I'm willing to give you a strong/steady hug
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Sasha_Q
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Reply To KizzyKazaer
(Date Posted:13/08/2011 5:06 PM)
Reply to KizzyKazaer (12/08/2011 9:51 PM) Snap - what a coincidence Will you be adding anything to yours or just eating it on its own? I found warming the slices in the microwave for 10 seconds enhanced the flavour...  Yeah! I just eat it on its own, cold (I'm not at all keen on warmed cake, for some unknown reason...) Another thing I enjoy every now and then is a plain scone with jam and cream - I had one of those today and it was delicious with a nice cup of tea
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Hurtyback
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Re:Food.
(Date Posted:14/08/2011 10:00 AM)
Oh yes, a plain scone with jam and clotted cream is a little taste of heaven!
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bulekingfisher
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Re:Food.
(Date Posted:14/08/2011 11:05 AM)
Hello Hurtyback
Here at home we have a Bramble bush(they look like black rasberry's) they are great in a pie + this year it has produced a bumper crop
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Re:Food.
(Date Posted:14/08/2011 11:56 AM)
I'm on a special diet but I love hot chocolate with marshmallows...Yummy!
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RE:Food.
(Date Posted:15/08/2011 7:23 AM)
"Here at home we have a Bramble bush(they look like black rasberry's) they are great in a pie + this year it has produced a bumper crop"
Blackberries are great ( I'm talking fruit not smart phones) especially with bramley apples. Blackberry and Apple jam, jelly, tart, pie or best of all crumble. Yummmmmm!
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Hurtyback
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RE:Food.
(Date Posted:15/08/2011 9:07 AM)
Brambles are taking over our garden! Unfortunately the birds get to them before we can 
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devineDeb
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Re:Food.
(Date Posted:17/08/2011 10:02 AM)
I with you guys - I do love crumble....
however I was thinking about "old fashioned" sweets I used to love - in my case chocolate limes
How about you?
regards, Deb
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oldtone27
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RE:Food.
(Date Posted:17/08/2011 10:12 AM)
I don't know if they count as 'old fashioned' but as a kid I used to love Refreshers. 
I also recall that Palm Toffee was great for loosening teeth. It started out rock hard and as you sucked it became incredibly sticky.
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Hurtyback
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Re:Food.
(Date Posted:18/08/2011 10:15 AM)
Yes, I used to love chocolate limes, and also the lemon sherbert sweets - I would make my mouth sore by sucking them.
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