I'm glad it's "faggots in gravy" and not "fags in gravy". Who'd want to eat ciggies? Bleah...Originally posted by jonhaley
No one has mentioned faggots in gravy yet......
Would a kind ENGLISH player explain THIS PRODUCT to me?
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Munkeh
Couldnt agree more
Steak and melted cheese in a sandwich - yum yum
In a pie??? Get outta here
Mark
Couldnt agree more
Steak and melted cheese in a sandwich - yum yum
In a pie??? Get outta here
Mark
Like this thread started off with a pball context?Originally posted by RePete
Hmmm...Steak and cheese pie:
http://onenews.nzoom.com/onenews_detail/0,1227,120440-1-5,00.html
Oops! "Paintball". Just have to keep the topic Paintball related...
Sure it did! "Spotted dick" is what a gentleman paintball player gets when shot multiple times in the groinal region when not wearing a box (Cup for you yanks if I recall correctly).Originally posted by Baca Loco
Like this thread started off with a pball context?
Liz
jam roly polly is ok it's got to be treackle( which isn't really treackle at all) Golden syrup yummy with lots of cream or hot and crispy fresh from the oven bread and butter pudding with cinamon and cream not to be confused with equally yummy bread pudding which screams for custard and is amasingly good microwaved all fluffy and light rather than brick like and rubbery as servred most often.
Rock cakes, lardy bread, fairy cakesI could go on ok we do have some weird names but they taste good
Liz it's ok we have eggs and I can bring slicing bread, eggy bread it lush with bacon, sausages, mushrooms, kidneys, black pudding scrambled egg, and tomatoes.
My parents trained me well I used to cook that lot every sunday moring if they were felling really hungry or piccky poridge too oh and not forgeting home made potatoe cakes with cheses and bacon yummy any one got the ketchup and I was only about 9 at the time lol in a time before furred atcheries and colestrol mew real back player food
sparklie If I ate that lot I could roll to my coke can
jam roly polly is ok it's got to be treackle( which isn't really treackle at all) Golden syrup yummy with lots of cream or hot and crispy fresh from the oven bread and butter pudding with cinamon and cream not to be confused with equally yummy bread pudding which screams for custard and is amasingly good microwaved all fluffy and light rather than brick like and rubbery as servred most often.
Rock cakes, lardy bread, fairy cakesI could go on ok we do have some weird names but they taste good
Liz it's ok we have eggs and I can bring slicing bread, eggy bread it lush with bacon, sausages, mushrooms, kidneys, black pudding scrambled egg, and tomatoes.
My parents trained me well I used to cook that lot every sunday moring if they were felling really hungry or piccky poridge too oh and not forgeting home made potatoe cakes with cheses and bacon yummy any one got the ketchup and I was only about 9 at the time lol in a time before furred atcheries and colestrol mew real back player food
sparklie If I ate that lot I could roll to my coke can
How about 'Parched Peas' !! It's a northern thing!
Dried peas soaked in vinegar (I think?) Mmmm lovely with a pint!
Ask John from K2 about them. I'm still waiting for him to bring some to a tourny so I can see what they are.
It's a northern thing!Dried peas soaked in vinegar (I think?) Mmmm lovely with a pint!
Ask John from K2 about them. I'm still waiting for him to bring some to a tourny so I can see what they are.
And I can't believe that nobodies mentioned bread and butter pudding.
Mmmmm, heaven.
Cheezy chip, or chips peas and gravy. Bizarrely the chips peas and gravy i could only ever find in a chinese take-away.
And for the record haggis is one of the finest foods out there.
What about mince and dumplings tho, ruined beef, and big balls of "stodge". Now there's an odd meal.
Or that stalwart of the pub snack - "Pork Scratchings"
Mmmmm, heaven.
Cheezy chip, or chips peas and gravy. Bizarrely the chips peas and gravy i could only ever find in a chinese take-away.
And for the record haggis is one of the finest foods out there.
What about mince and dumplings tho, ruined beef, and big balls of "stodge". Now there's an odd meal.
Or that stalwart of the pub snack - "Pork Scratchings"
McDonalds do French Fries, we do chips. Chips are Chips, Crisps are Crisps and Fries are Fries.
Remember we did it first therefore we are right.
Ooplah!!!
(Just because you invented Paintball Markers, dont let it go to your head
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I can't believe that nobody's mentioned Pickled Eggs yet!
Sparklie- I wasn't hinting, honest. Just trying to work out what Micah was on about. Then again, bacon, eggs, mushrooms, sausages sound lovely, but hold the tomatoes & black pudding
Sparklie- I wasn't hinting, honest. Just trying to work out what Micah was on about. Then again, bacon, eggs, mushrooms, sausages sound lovely, but hold the tomatoes & black pudding
Originally posted by Tyger
Toad in the hole sounds SUSPICIOUSLY like "Pigs in the Blanket", which is sausage in pankakes.
Now WHY do you brits come up wiht weird names for your food?
got to have you on this one tyger .... the uk is the old world.......the usa the new...so its us with the original names.... and you guys with the weird ones.