Miss Caphat
I want it that way
You never been really hungry out in the woods?
not That hungry! i think maybe this seems stranger to me because here you see them 2 places : squashed on the side of the road or rifling through garbage cans at night
What new foods have you tried recently?
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not That hungry! i think maybe this seems stranger to me because here you see them 2 places : squashed on the side of the road or rifling through garbage cans at night
Cheesy nuts (felix crispers cheese).
I've got a savoury tooth and these are nuts, with a crispy cheese flavour coating, and onionfree. Luckily they're only available if I go to one shop in Streatham or I could be looking at an expensive habit.
I've got a savoury tooth and these are nuts, with a crispy cheese flavour coating, and onionfree. Luckily they're only available if I go to one shop in Streatham or I could be looking at an expensive habit.
antimata
neck chops
saw black salt used on tv by TK on hairy bikers gromet.
found it at my local fijian indian grocery.
it was 4x salt price and pink not black.
smells a bit of sulfur but wow what a lovely seasoning.
have googled and its a goodin. great stuff.
apparently it is used on/with fruit as well.
found it at my local fijian indian grocery.
it was 4x salt price and pink not black.
smells a bit of sulfur but wow what a lovely seasoning.
have googled and its a goodin. great stuff.
apparently it is used on/with fruit as well.
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Callie
Pivoting
I really like curiously cinnamon but its way too sugary. Will have to investigate the shreddies
Spooky Shreddies! Quite nice actually, cinnamon frosted. They feel heavily inspired by US cereals, not overly frosted. Addictive, been double fisting them dry straight from the box. Worth a punt at £2 (Tesco is where I found mine).
Callum91
Let them eat cock
They're nicer than Curiously Cinnamon but not as good as Golden Grahams (if the three cereal could possibly be placed on the same scale).I really like curiously cinnamon but its way too sugary. Will have to investigate the shreddies
nogojones
spelling is overrated
Just done a whole pan of herring milts with a lemon, caper and dill sauce. Wow! will be doing them regularly and at £4 a key you can't go wrong.
I've always fried up the milts/roe when I've done herring as a treat, but this is the first time they've been the main part of a meal
I've always fried up the milts/roe when I've done herring as a treat, but this is the first time they've been the main part of a meal
I quite liked that, but it has to be properly cold because otherwise the mint note is more like stale sweat.
Miss Caphat
I want it that way
ah, I had a pineapple apple mint juice today. also carrot lemon, and beet-turmeric-ginger-cardamom-spearmint-coconut-lemon-sea salt-cassia
the first two were ok, I don't recommend the last
moose
like some cat from Japan
Szybki sernik - sernik is usually "soft cheese" but it's also the word for the creamy bit of a cheesecake (szybki is one word for "quick").
You mix it into half a mug of cold milk, stir for a few minutes, don't put it in the fridge, and there you have it - almost instant middle of the cheesecake, for one person.
You mix it into half a mug of cold milk, stir for a few minutes, don't put it in the fridge, and there you have it - almost instant middle of the cheesecake, for one person.
onenameshelley
is Major Morgan's bitch
Treated myself to this today, fingers crossed its good, as much as I love Swedish glace, it would be nice to have some other flavour. 
ash
Inittogether
You can really smell it in good Bombay mix, that eggy smell when you open the bag
Rebelda
Nearly as bad as Badgers
How was it? I'm sick of Swedish glacé, bored of sorbet and that booja booja stuff is
expensive.
Onket
Je suis [CONTENT REMOVED]
That's just what salt & vinegar flavour tastes like.
onenameshelley
is Major Morgan's bitch
How was it? I'm sick of Swedish glacé, bored of sorbet and that booja booja stuff is
I liked it, its quite sweet so you cant go nuts with it (which is good), it was £3.49 in waitrose so a bit pricey, but they do mint choc chip and pecan flavour too.
DotCommunist
So many particulars. So many questions.
Kale.
I had it with a seafood dish and it was OK, then I had more of it in a cornbeef hash and it was much more than ok. Its like cabbage but nicer.
I had it with a seafood dish and it was OK, then I had more of it in a cornbeef hash and it was much more than ok. Its like cabbage but nicer.
alsoknownas
some bloke
lol. I really like them, but it's true, they don't taste like food. More like face-experience
.
slightlytouched
Tick Tock.....
Aubergine. Not really had much to do with it till recently. I made crisps yesterday that were delicious; I wolfed them all from the cooling rack!
I have also made aubergine stacks: grilled slices of aubergine made as a triple sandwich (using pesto as the maragrine) with salami, tomato, cheese and peperoni as the filling. And baked in the oven. Very tasty.
I have also made aubergine stacks: grilled slices of aubergine made as a triple sandwich (using pesto as the maragrine) with salami, tomato, cheese and peperoni as the filling. And baked in the oven. Very tasty.
moonsi til
worked it out now!
Bought a bottle of Glayva whisky liquor as it was £13 in Asda and I was cold. Very sweet but tasty.
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