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

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Tobes said:
Is that a really massive light or a really tiny fridge?
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It's a massive light and a really tiny fridge. Integrated fridge freezer. Never again.
Having said that, if we had a bigger fridge she'd just fill it with more rotting fresh produce.
She's a hoarder.
 
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Schlem Boogerman said:
It's a massive light and a really tiny fridge. Integrated fridge freezer. Never again.
Having said that, if we had a bigger fridge she'd just fill it with more rotting fresh produce.
She's a hoarder.
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What I tend to do if I have veg that looks like it's on its last legs is to make a big batch of veg soup or curry. No wastage.
 
brb said:
Bread always in the freezer, and only take out what you want, rather than leaving a whole loaf out to go stale or even worse mouldy.
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you are obviously not a greedy bastard or one of the pot noodle sandwich freaks. We go through more bread than the Ritz do making cucumber sandwiches
 
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Having bread in the freezer isn't viable for someone who eats 2/3 sandwiches a day tbh. We probably do 2 loafs a week.
 
PJS - BACK AND BOSSING IT said:
you are obviously not a greedy bastard or one of the pot noodle sandwich freaks. We go through more bread than the Ritz do making cucumber sandwiches
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I'm generally pretty good with my diet. Not as in the sense of weight watching, just conscious of what I eat. I'm quite lucky in that I enjoy salads and vegetables. So naturally, bread is low on priorities. I can't even remember when I last ever touched a pot noodle or anything like it. The only problem if it is one, was I gave up Cigs during lock-down, so now I have a sweet tooth!
 
brb said:
I'm generally pretty good with my diet. Not as in the sense of weight watching, just conscious of what I eat. I'm quite lucky in that I enjoy salads and vegetables. So naturally, bread is low on priorities. I can't even remember when I last ever touched a pot noodle or anything like it. The only problem if it is one, was I gave up Cigs during lock-down, so now I have a sweet tooth!
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I have Irish grandparents so I have bread running though my veins! Plus a high level of cholesterol due to a butter/bread/spuds upbringing
 
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PJS - BACK AND BOSSING IT said:
I have Irish grandparents so I have bread running though my veins! Plus a high level of cholesterol due to a butter/bread/spuds upbringing
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Oh yeah, don't take me wrong, when i was a kid, my family were poor, so bread seemed to be the main sustenance of everything. I just find it dry and bland, so habits changed as I got older and could support myself. Now I can afford to be fussy over what I eat and the quality of it.
 
Quick spliff waiting for my mound of bacon to cook.

Not sure if an egg will be used but deffo cheese
 
Chicken curry tonight

3 runny yolk eggs on a slice of toast for lunch...something quick n easy...couldn’t be arsed.
 
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