BimboBob
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Oh yes. That's more than ok. Try cheese and baked bean ones.
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Unusual food habits
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BimboBob
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For lunch I sometimes crack 2 eggs in a bowl, cover with beans and then nuke for 3 minutes. Hey presto perfect poached eggs in beans.
dronefromsector7G
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@stony would love thatFor lunch I sometimes crack 2 eggs in a bowl, cover with beans and then nuke for 3 minutes. Hey presto perfect poached eggs in beans.
Paul Lake's Left Knee
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For lunch I sometimes crack 2 eggs in a bowl, cover with beans and then nuke for 3 minutes. Hey presto perfect poached eggs in beans.
Total lack of egg and bean separation, the Gooner Barnsley Massive wont be at all happy.
The Silver Surfer
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Cook a lasagne.
Blend it.
Drink it.
It was with that experiment I started getting strange looks from family members.
More recently, I've had rice pudding and sausages, jam and Ritz cracker butties and battered cod (covered in sour cream) wraps.
I've picked up some great tips in this thread so thanks :)
Blend it.
Drink it.
It was with that experiment I started getting strange looks from family members.
More recently, I've had rice pudding and sausages, jam and Ritz cracker butties and battered cod (covered in sour cream) wraps.
I've picked up some great tips in this thread so thanks :)
maccieblue
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Rationing has ended ? Oh great I've still got two egg rationing vouchers to use ! Somebody could have told me !What year did rationing end?
Trevor Morley's Tache
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Marmite Spaghetti.
Cook spaghetti as per instructions, but don't salt the water. When cooked, drain most of the water, add a large knob of butter (unsalted), and a generous tablespoon of Marmite. Stir through then serve with garlic bread.
Cook spaghetti as per instructions, but don't salt the water. When cooked, drain most of the water, add a large knob of butter (unsalted), and a generous tablespoon of Marmite. Stir through then serve with garlic bread.
mscenterh750
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If it was Guinness I'd agree. I think I'll try that concoction then give you my verdict.Also a gob full of dairy milk stuck all inside your mouth washed down on a hot day with a bottle of peroni, on par with the milk, or possibly my own weird eating habit.
mscenterh750
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When having an indian, I crush all my popadoms up into small pieces, tip over the mango, mint, onion and some salad, add torn up pieces of onion bhaji then eat it all with a spoon.