Damp cloth,you were lucky,we had to suck on a dry cloth,till our tongues went dry.LUXURY.halfmanhalfbiscuit wrote:You were lucky.
We used to dream of a damp cloth.
Your Cheapest Tea?
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Indeed. Fried egg (crispy edges, quickly cooked on high heat) on toast (Warburtons Toastie, well grilled) with ketchup and black pepper: Top drawer.starting_11 wrote:Egg on Toast = Pro
Egg Toast = most awful foul smelling sickly concoction ever made!
French toast (eggy bread): A fantastic lunch, but only occasionally. Gets a bit smoky (sets off our smoke alarm).
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I'm sorry sir, but anyone who desecrates the embryo of a poor chicken by browning (COLOURING) or otherwise burning/crisping its bottom and/or top deserves the death penalty itself.Leon_C wrote:Indeed. Fried egg (crispy edges, quickly cooked on high heat) on toast (Warburtons Toastie, well grilled) with ketchup and black pepper: Top drawer.
French toast (eggy bread): A fantastic lunch, but only occasionally. Gets a bit smoky (sets off our smoke alarm).
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I share that hate of waste.cricketfieldclarets wrote:If there is one thing I hate it is food waste. Can't beat leftover meals though. Soups, stews and curries are great.
Some of the best dishes in the world were invented this way. Pizza and bubble & Squeek 2 for starters!
When i was a snapper i was skiving school at my mates house and we was hungry,so we used the left overs on the oven to make a snack,now what we thought was broccoli was actually cauliflower that had been left there a week.


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bartons baggage wrote:I share that hate of waste.
When i was a snapper i was skiving school at my mates house and we was hungry,so we used the left overs on the oven to make a snack,now what we thought was broccoli was actually cauliflower that had been left there a week.![]()


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Vesta currys