Mashed raspberries
That's lush. And there are some raspberries in the fridge. But no bread in the house
Cheddar and marmalade.
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Mashed raspberries
Interesting.....*strokes chin*they need some squashing and the addition of butter as a binding agent
You're making that upi used to like onion and lemon sandwiches
by no means.You're making that up
if i was making it up i would say i used to like e.g. foie gras and marmiteYou're making that up
onions with lemon juice overActually thinking about it......sliced onion with lemon squeezed over it?
you're taking the pithI was thinking slices of lemon including pith and skin at first.
Your poor mother!on an onion related matter
my dad used to eat Onions like apples, he'd get the skin off and then munch away
if marty21's to be believed, she was a great garlic afficionadoYour poor mother!
In that case, they probably wouldn't detect anything!if marty21's to be believed, she was a great garlic afficionado
if marty21's to be believed, she was a great garlic afficionado
In that case, they probably wouldn't detect anything!
I am not aware of any garlic issues , pro or anti, with my mum, I fall on the side of ,It's ok. She never cooked with it when we were kids - garlic was not on the average Irish shopping list in the 70s/80sYour poor mother!
peanut butter and jam is also a fave of mine (although peanut butter on toast is not a fave)Is toast allowed?
Toasted bacon and peanut butter is mine
Those both sound fine to me. Cottage cheese and cheddar used to be a firm favourite of mine.I am watching someone eating a cheddar cheese and cottage cheese sandwich.
Yesterday they had a hummus and mustard sandwich.
What weird sandwiches have you observed other people eating as if it were totally normal.
I like fish sticks & ketchup sandwiches.
i'm sorry, sometimes i tell lies like that for no reason.I am not aware of any garlic issues , pro or anti, with my mum, I fall on the side of ,It's ok. She never cooked with it when we were kids - garlic was not on the average Irish shopping list in the 70s/80s
she has been married to dad for 50 years - she would agree with you on the 'poor mother' statement
If you mix ketchup and mayo together its basically prole thousand island sauce...Weirdly, that's not weird at all.
Prolesnacks thread ===>
...solved by mayonnaise
Mushy peas?In the original pea sandwiches, there was no mayo. JUST peas. Plain, roly poly peas.
If you mix ketchup and mayo together its basically prole thousand island sauce...
Mushy peas?
No, peas (This was in Italy. Imagine the horror if you showed an Italian mushy peas.)
Is toast allowed?
Toasted bacon and peanut butter is mine
Faith, hope, and sheer cussedness. Squishy bread also helps.How do they not fall out of the bread?