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Late night snack ideas?

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    #32
    Flood
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    The Backwards Man wrote: »
    Nothing wrong with it, I could eat broccoli for breakfast, lunch and dinner. :)

    Next thing your going to say is you eat brussels sprouts.


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    #33
    eternal
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    FloatingVoter wrote: »
    I'm eating a mushroom I found growing underneath the windowsill.

    Let me know how high you get.


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    #34
    [Deleted User]
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    Two boiled eggs.. Easy.


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    #35
    WoollyRedHat
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    Breadsticks and pesto-yum

    If you don't have either? Well **** you're out of luck son.


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    #36
    FloatingVoter
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    eternal wrote: »
    Let me know how high you get.

    I'm so high I can see Broccoli Man's toilet from here.


    ....trips turning nasty


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    #37
    The Backwards Man
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    Flood wrote: »
    Next thing your going to say is you eat brussels sprouts.

    Just on Sundays and special occasions.


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    #38
    the_syco
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    Flood wrote: »
    Is cheese bad late at night or is that a myth?
    It can be. Some cheeses can produce excellent dreams, though!


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    #39
    eternal
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    FloatingVoter wrote: »
    I'm so high I can see Broccoli Man's toilet from here.


    ....trips turning nasty

    Must be that alien space craft you insist on commuting in.


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    #40
    Flood
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    the_syco wrote: »
    It can be. Some cheeses can produce excellent dreams, though!

    Involving the morning horn?


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    #41
    Witchie
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    Hard to beat real fake macaroni and cheese. Just made the kraft outta a box type for myself there. The orangeness of the cheese makes it just soooo much better.

    Nom.

    Crap....just realised this is possibly why I am still single. :-(


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    #42
    woodchuck
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    I can't believe nobody has mentioned cereal! Zero effort, all the noms... and the naughty feeling of eating it at the wrong time of day :P


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    #43
    Egginacup
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    maroon wrote: »
    Just cooked a gluten free pasta with little bit of tomato paste, few prawns, topped it with some coconut milk. I was hungry! ��

    You couldn't have just said pasta?


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    #44
    Charlie19
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    The OP was at 1.45am. Still time for deliveries, Well from the takeaway in my area anyway.


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    #45
    kfallon
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    woodchuck wrote: »
    I can't believe nobody has mentioned cereal! Zero effort, all the noms... and the naughty feeling of eating it at the wrong time of day :P

    Ready Brek at 3 in the morn is heavenly!


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    #46
    Whosthis
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    Egginacup wrote: »
    You couldn't have just said pasta?

    There's no point in eating a gluten free diet unless everybody you come into contact with is made aware of it. Them's the rules.


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    #47
    Gwynplaine
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    Dinner box. Curry dip. Quarter pounder.


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    #48
    Larbre34
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    The answer is always, Corn Flakes, whole milk and lots of sugar.


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    #49
    Birneybau
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    Larbre34 wrote: »
    The answer is always, Corn Flakes, whole milk and lots of sugar.

    Frosties are more efficient.


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    #50
    Hande hoche!
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    Birneybau wrote: »
    Frosties are more efficient.
    Crunchy nut cornflakes. Frosties for ****.


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    #51
    maroon
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    Egginacup wrote: »
    You couldn't have just said pasta?

    twas delish :P


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    #52
    Aidric
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    Tuna is your friend.


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    #53
    Wacker The Attacker
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    Onion rings (in the green bag) with batch loaf and real butter preceded by several pints.


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    #54
    Cheese Wagstaff
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    Beans on toast, bit of grated cheese on top and maybe a splash of Lea & Perrins if you're feeling really naughty.

    Simply majestic.


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    #55
    anncoates
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    Chunk of homemade bread. Melted cheese, onions and a dash of Tabasco sauce .


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    #56
    Firefox11
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    maroon wrote: »
    Just cooked a gluten free pasta with little bit of tomato paste, few prawns, topped it with some coconut milk. I was hungry! ��

    Any foodstuff or drink that usually has the word 'free' in it is bland, tasteless, and usually horrible and should be avoided at all costs!!


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    #57
    PARlance
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    Larbre34 wrote: »
    The answer is always, Corn Flakes, whole milk and lots of sugar.

    Heat the milk in the microwave and I'm in.


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    #58
    Thatllteachya
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    Aldi Chocolate brownie Ice cream. I've just had a tub.


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    #59
    [Deleted User]
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    The Backwards Man wrote: »
    Nothing wrong with it, I could eat broccoli for breakfast, lunch and dinner. :)
    i became a convert to broccoli about four years ago.

    Problem was, it had always been overcooked in my house. Soggy broccoli is as bland as boiled biscuits, but al dente broccoli with a tin of chickpeas and a few tomatoes is a cracking snack any time.
    Costs about 1 euro per lunch portion too.

    or how about this bad boy

    http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/2474636/salmon-and-brocolli-quiche


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    #60
    Robsweezie
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    Are you arsed about nutrition or are you looking for anything regardless?

    If so just get some rice cakes or grapes....

    But if you want proper stuff go for peanuts, crisps, pop tarts, crackers with cheese or whatever you like on them, maybe a nice sandwich...


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    #61
    Kevin McCloud
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    Thatllteachya wrote: »
    Aldi Chocolate brownie Ice cream. I've just had a tub.

    Your a savage.


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