What the f uck are you having for Dinner thread..

Looks good that. ****ing hungry now.

 

Sainsbury and lidls doing pineapples for a quid each.

Got myself 4 of em today.

A fantastic alternative to chocolate

 

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And if you cover them in chocolate it's even better.

 

I would love a toffee pineapple

 

If a pineapple had that prickly outside and tasty fruit inside, then hedgehog must be good, right?

 

Well the footie certainly wasn't the highlight of my evening ...

... but this was great ...



Home made fish & chips - chunky piece cod ... other haddock ... beer batter with a touch of turmeric... lovely

 

Would rather have a real chocolate tbh

 

Looks yum bro

top effort that

 

I approve the white plate

 

What's ya favourite fruit bro?

Mines are probably grapes, pineapple, a good juicy orange and a red apple

Big on lime and lemon too but they're more flavours than munchable fruits

 

I dont mind a pineapple tbh

grapes are nice when I’m fed them whilst sat in the bath

banana and chocolate would be my fave combo tbh

A nice yellow honey mango

Oranges are yum too..can see them working with chocolate tbh

 

My favourite fruit is tinned strawberries in syrup which I think are now banned by the sugar police.

 

I love Orange chocolate tbh.

Terrys all the way and orange twix are good if you can find em

 

I've been known to attack a can of peach slices with a fork in my time.

I prefer fresh strawberries tho with single cream and a sprinkle of sugar or crushed into vanilla ice cream

 

I like strawberry/raspberry in chocolate now that I think about it

I’ve seen an orange flavoured Toblerone

Keep an eye out for that one brh

 

Also got a few tubs of Ben and Jerry's today, banoffe and phish food.

Because for some reason no one sells the cherry garcia flavour anymore ffs

 

My Mrs makes these these Toblerone parcels with filo pastry that are fuking banging and only take like 20mins in the oven and about 5/10mins prep

She uses whole triangles unlike this method below
https://kitchen.nine.com.au/recipes...-parcels/87b3623e-b028-4a39-8ec7-7edbbf4d29a8