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Best football food

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  1. tipsycanary

    tipsycanary Well-Known Member

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    Went to a football match in Honduras over the summer and the served pastilitos (kind of like a deep fried pasty) at the match. They were actually really good! So what is your favourite half time food or weirdest you have had from a football match in a different country

    And yes this is a very important topic for discussion
     
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  2. Phuketcanary

    Phuketcanary Well-Known Member

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    chilli con carne. no word of a lie.
     
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  3. tipsycanary

    tipsycanary Well-Known Member

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    Love it! But how do you manage that at a match?
     
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  4. Resurgam

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    Can't beat proper bratties in Germany <drools>
     
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    Pastizzi's are filo pastry filled with either ricotta cheese or mushy peas. They are a traditional Maltese snack and they are so good. Each time my 1/2 Maltese wife's Grandmother goes over to Malta, she brings loads back in her suitcase just for me. I would eat them all year round if I could.

    I'm hungry now!<grr>
     
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  6. Cautious_Canary

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    Currywurst :D
     
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  7. Phuketcanary

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    plastictub with rice and plastic spoon!
     
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  8. Resurgam

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    Raise you 3 bratties
     
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  9. tipsycanary

    tipsycanary Well-Known Member

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    Hmm not sure how else I thought they could be eaten! Plastic tub and spoon does make a lot of sense
     
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    arepa.jpg

    Arepa con carne: Colombia trip 20 years ago
     
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  11. Cautious_Canary

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    Can't beat them I suppose, especially cooked in beer (Although not too much, that would be a waste!)
     
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