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Well the branston is in me cupboard along with the pickled onions, beetroot and cabbage <laugh>

I like pickled eggs anarl :emoticon-0148-yes:

Had the munchies last night after bourbon and coke's, so cheese on crackers with branston and some pickles and a piece of crusty baguette with ham <laugh>


Years ago I used to drink the pickle vinegar and was so glad to see Oz do the same in auf wiederhesen to confirm I was in fact normal :emoticon-0148-yes: <laugh>
Love pickled onions. Got to be the big buggers though. Them small ones are good for nowt.
 
Well the branston is in me cupboard along with the pickled onions, beetroot and cabbage <laugh>

I like pickled eggs anarl :emoticon-0148-yes:

Had the munchies last night after bourbon and coke's, so cheese on crackers with branston and some pickles and a piece of crusty baguette with ham <laugh>


Years ago I used to drink the pickle vinegar and was so glad to see Oz do the same in auf wiederhesen to confirm I was in fact normal :emoticon-0148-yes: <laugh>
The first time my mam and dad went to the pictures without me ( I was about 8/9 ) I hid in the pantry and ate a full jar of Haywards pickle onions and then drank the vinegar, I was I’ll for about 4 days. The next time they went I drank one of those big jars of salad cream, man, you want to see that come up again, I was never left with baby sitters again<laugh>.
 
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The first time my mam and dad went to the pictures without me ( I was about 8/9 ) I hid in the pantry and ate a full jar of Haywards pickle onions and then drank the vinegar, I was I’ll for about 4 days. The next time they went I drank one of those big jars of salad cream, man, you want to see that come up again, I was never left with baby sitters again<laugh>.


Fooker <laugh><laugh><laugh>
me mam always pickled her own red cabbage and onions etc.
I remember gerrin up early one weekend aged about 4 and thought I'd do a few chores whilst me mam and dad were still in bed.
One I remember vividly was filling the sugar bowl up with sugar from the pantry.
Well I thought it was sugar but obviously it was salt the way they threw up with their morning cuppa <laugh>

I used to eat ham cheese and jam sarnies which didn't impress an old girlfriend back in the day :emoticon-0148-yes: <laugh>
 
Bronze die cut fusilli in arrabiata sauce with extra chilli, prawns and mussels. Made it for me tea last night but made plenty so snacking on that this after. Wife doesn't like it so a have to eat it all myself

What did yer husband have FFS ?
 
Fooker <laugh><laugh><laugh>
me mam always pickled her own red cabbage and onions etc.
I remember gerrin up early one weekend aged about 4 and thought I'd do a few chores whilst me mam and dad were still in bed.
One I remember vividly was filling the sugar bowl up with sugar from the pantry.
Well I thought it was sugar but obviously it was salt the way they threw up with their morning cuppa <laugh>

I used to eat ham cheese and jam sarnies which didn't impress an old girlfriend back in the day :emoticon-0148-yes: <laugh>
Jam sarnies are still something I have. If I am late for work in the morning I get 2 slices of warburtons, slaver blackcurrant jam, chuck them on a plate and they occupy the passenger seat for all of 10 mins as I set off. Cup of tea in the holder. Breakfast of champions.
 
Jam sarnies are still something I have. If I am late for work in the morning I get 2 slices of warburtons, slaver blackcurrant jam, chuck them on a plate and they occupy the passenger seat for all of 10 mins as I set off. Cup of tea in the holder. Breakfast of champions.


I tell you what I haven't had for many many years and will have to try again.

Bread gravy dips and the piece de resistance

Bread and beef dripping.
Now that's living like a king <ok><laugh>
 
I tell you what I haven't had for many many years and will have to try again.

Bread gravy dips and the piece de resistance

Bread and beef dripping.
Now that's living like a king <ok><laugh>
Every Sunday dinner, in our house, the bread comes out at the end and gets buttered and dropped on the plate. Gravy poured on. Lovely. Proud to say my kids reckon that is great food.