Place-name meals

[WouldBe]

Cornish cream tea. A light meal admittedly but a meal none the less

You mean Devon cream tea.

 

[Puddy_Tat]

Sandwich

or even ham sandwich

(not photoshopped, it's on street view here)

 

[Sue]

Glamorgan Sausages.
Welsh Rarebit.

 

[WouldBe]

or even ham sandwich

(not photoshopped, it's on street view here)

I know what a ham sandwich is but what's a Finglesham deal.

 

[Puddy_Tat]

I know what a ham sandwich is but what's a Finglesham deal.

it's like a supermarket meal deal only different

which may or may not involve a kentish gypsy tart

 

[Epona]

Glamorgan Sausages.
Welsh Rarebit.

Ahh I love Glamorgan Sausages! They are the best of the best of any sort of not sausage sausages (if that makes sense )

 

[WouldBe]

it's like a supermarket meal deal only different

2 ham sandwiches for the price of one.

 

[Puddy_Tat]

Glamorgan Sausages.

Ahh I love Glamorgan Sausages! They are the best of the best of any sort of not sausage sausages (if that makes sense )

not sure i've ever met a glamorgan sausage.

but that's reminded me of

anglesey eggs - i have even cooked that (although to a slightly different recipe) in the days when i did attempt to cook things

 

[Epona]

not sure i've ever met a glamorgan sausage.

They are well worth it for anyone who eats leeks and cheese and doesn't mind non-meat things rolled into a sausage shape!

Glamorgan sausages

Make your own Glamorgan sausages, a traditional Welsh vegetarian sausage featuring cheese, leeks and breadcrumbs. Make a batch of 12 and freeze any you don't eat

www.bbcgoodfood.com

Haven't had them for ages actually, I like them with mash and either beans or tinned plum tomatoes

You used to be able to buy them in supermarkets, but I feel like they've been superseded by posher and more expensive pea protein based meat substitutes (that also fit the vegan category, unlike the Glamorgan sausage with its lashings of cheese!).

 

[krtek a houby]

Passyunk Avenue | Philly in London

Passyunk Avenue for Philly food, cheesesteaks and dive bar. Home Run House batting cages, bar and baseball. UK’s leading “American experience” hospitality brand.

passyunkavenue.com

It's in Waterloo.

Waterloo in Belgium?

 

[rubbershoes]

 

[rubbershoes]

 

[Lancman]

My wife and I once stayed in a rather nice hill-top golf club in Sri Lanka where we were served Brown Windsor soup by a silent- footed waiter wearing white cotton gloves.

 

[SpookyFrank]

Cornish cream tea.

Fuck off.

 

[dessiato]

Lincolnshire sausages.

Lincolnshire plum bread.

Lincolnshire Poacher cheese.

Lincolnshire red grass fed beef.

That's the only 4 that I can think of specifically named after Lincolnshire.

 

[Skinny Ethel]

Swanage Tiramusu

 

[Skinny Ethel]

Middlesbrough Upex pies.

 

[LakieLady]

Sussex Pond Pudding.

There's a hamlet called Fryup in the North York Moors, but I doubt if that's where fryups got their name.

 

[AverageJoe]

or even ham sandwich

(not photoshopped, it's on street view here)

Actually took the family out for a sandwich in Sandwich. Because I thought it would be cute/funny.

Could I get an actual sandwich in Sandwich? Could I fuck. We ended up jumping into the car to somewhere more civilised. ( I think it was

 

[belboid]

Sussex Pond Pudding.

There's a hamlet called Fryup in the North York Moors, but I doubt if that's where fryups got their name.

Two hamlets really - Great and Little.

The one cafes breakfast is….okay

 

[AverageJoe]

Herne Bay!!!

 

[Mattym]

Barnsley Chop.

 

[Bus Honeygun]

The Paignton Pudding. Definitely a full meal, as it's the size of a cow.

A Devon pudding event once descended into cider-fuelled anarchy

The stupendous dessert was 13ft wide and 8ft high but there was a riot after 18,000 people were given "an unlimited supply of Paignton cider"

www.google.co.uk

An event boasting "an unlimited supply of Paignton cider." How could anyone possibly have foreseen that things would turn ugly.

 

[JimW]

I thought with scouse it was the food came first then got associated with the port.

 

[WouldBe]

The Paignton Pudding. Definitely a full meal, as it's the size of a cow.

A Devon pudding event once descended into cider-fuelled anarchy

The stupendous dessert was 13ft wide and 8ft high but there was a riot after 18,000 people were given "an unlimited supply of Paignton cider"

www.google.co.uk

An event boasting "an unlimited supply of Paignton cider." How could anyone possibly have foreseen that things would turn ugly.

That's me sorted. What's everyone else having?