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What to bring

  • 25-02-2009 12:23pm
    #1
    Whispered
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    Going to a friends house on friday for a few quiet drinks.

    Drink is provided.

    Someone is bringing dessert.

    We're ordering food.

    What else can I bring?


Comments

  • #2
    The Hill Billy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 22,818 ✭✭✭✭The Hill Billy


    Another bottle of plonk is never refused in the Billy household whether drink is being provided or not.

    Alternatively, there's the traditional flowers or chocolates.


  • #3
    NewFrockTuesday
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    A small selection o cheese maybe? Just taster size bites for after the food. Or a bowl of olives?


  • #4
    Mr.Boots
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    Edible body paint?


  • #5
    Redpunto
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    Definately bring more booze and a couple of packs of those "posh" crisps or maybe a bottle of fizzy to start the evening off.


  • #6
    00112984
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    Yup- more wine and a huge bag of Chili Heatwave Doritos and dip. Nom, nom, nom.


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  • #7
    LadyTBolt
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    Deepsense wrote: »
    A small selection o cheese maybe? Just taster size bites for after the food. Or a bowl of olives?

    +1

    Cheeses are great nibbles with wine (if that is what ye are having) and don't fill you too much. A small selection will go down a treat with everybody and it'll be something different to arrive with.

    Try to pick up a Gruyere, Strong Cheddar, Goats & maybe a Blue Cheese. You can pick up reasonable cost varieties of these cheeses in Dunnes/Tesco.

    P.s. don't forget the cheese crackers


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