What are ye eatin'? (NOW WITH DRINKING!!!)

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Twirl, Milky Way & a Tiffin.

Why are Milky Ways so small?

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Just finished Chinese and 3 glasses of Chardonnay

northgirl

Stefan Easy Skull wrote: »

Twirl, Milky Way & a Tiffin.

Why are Milky Ways so small?

Could not agree more. You'd need a few of them.

Whispered

Have just poured a pink gin and tonic. Very easy to drink.

Tesco are doing a new range of frozen vegetable *things* for only 2euro each. I can highly recommend the buffalo cauliflower bites, they're spicy and very tasty, great with pizza. I also love the cauliflower and cheese grills, while not the healthiest, when I can get anything that resembles a vegetable into an increasingly fussy toddler I call it a win, and he loves these, they're gorgeous on a sandwich (Isn't everything? ).

Anyway, to get to the point, I'm about to try their new peanut and avocado burger. Apparently they have a bit of spice to them. I plan on putting it into a wrap with salad. Very high in fat and more processed than I usually like to eat, so won't be a staple, but a nice easy treat and I'm looking forward to trying it.

lardzeppelin

Dunnes 6 grain yoghurt with fresh tangerine and blueberries.... Might just be the healthiest thing I've eaten in, oh, 59 years or so...

tara73

Stefan Easy Skull wrote: »

Twirl, Milky Way & a Tiffin.

Why are Milky Ways so small?

it's with so much products these days, prices are rising and rising and things get smaller and smaller...I always think to myself where this should lead: one day you buy a snickers but there's nothing in it anymore..:eek::D

Autosport

Chinese with club orange

The only way you can eat Milky ways is the fun size pack and eat the whole bag

Colser

tara73 wrote: »

it's with so much products these days, prices are rising and rising and things get smaller and smaller...I always think to myself where this should lead: one day you buy a snickers but there's nothing in it anymore..:eek::D

Icebergers are also after shrinking,I bought one the other day and they're definitely thinner and shorter...we're definitely being robbed .

sporina

minstrels -not had them in ages.. hmmm

Surreptitious

Whispered wrote: »

Have just poured a pink gin and tonic. Very easy to drink.

Tesco are doing a new range of frozen vegetable *things* for only 2euro each. I can highly recommend the buffalo cauliflower bites, they're spicy and very tasty, great with pizza. I also love the cauliflower and cheese grills, while not the healthiest, when I can get anything that resembles a vegetable into an increasingly fussy toddler I call it a win, and he loves these, they're gorgeous on a sandwich (Isn't everything? ).

Anyway, to get to the point, I'm about to try their new peanut and avocado burger. Apparently they have a bit of spice to them. I plan on putting it into a wrap with salad. Very high in fat and more processed than I usually like to eat, so won't be a staple, but a nice easy treat and I'm looking forward to trying it.

I bought pink gin this week as it was offer but haven't tried it yet.
I also got 24 cans of coke zero so will be living off coke for ages
I just saw there's a new Indian after opening up near me so there is more temptation as I love Indian food.

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tara73 wrote: »

it's with so much products these days, prices are rising and rising and things get smaller and smaller...I always think to myself where this should lead: one day you buy a snickers but there's nothing in it anymore..:eek::D

In fairness, Milky Ways have always been particularly small. They haven't got much smaller over the years.

Surreptitious

Stefan Easy Skull wrote: »

In fairness, Milky Ways have always been particularly small. They haven't got much smaller over the years.

I don't know but aren't they marketed towards kids as a healthy snack that won't ruin their dinner? Not saying an adult can't enjoy them though.

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Surreptitious wrote: »

I don't know but aren't they marketed towards kids as a healthy snack that won't ruin their dinner? Not saying an adult can't enjoy them though.

Their slogan was "without ruining your appetite". That volume wouldn't ruin anybody's appetite. And they're not much cheaper than a standard bar of chocolate.

kfallon

Crunchie and a package of tayto! Tin of pop to wash it down

Whispered

Surreptitious wrote: »

I bought pink gin this week as it was offer but haven't tried it yet.
I also got 24 cans of coke zero so will be living off coke for ages
I just saw there's a new Indian after opening up near me so there is more temptation as I love Indian food.

It's nice! I would prefer normal gin if I'm having a few as it's sweet and I'd imagine a bit sickly if you have too much, but perfect for one or two.

The peanut and avocado burger was really lovely. One of the most satisfying meals I've had in a while. I had it on a wrap with butterhead lettuce, scallion, tomato and HEINZ mayonnaise. Delicious!

And half of a Cadbury golden crisp, cup of chai and a half packet of lentil crisps.

Surreptitious

I'm just having one now before bed. It's unusual but I don't have the right mixer for it maybe. I don't like tonic so using sugar free
cloudy lemonade which is nicer with the regular gin. It tastes a bit like a cocktail.

YFlyer

Whisky now before heading to Toras Nua in the morning.

A Pint of Goo

Lying in bed with a pot noodle and drinking cheap wine. Living the dream big time here lads.

Graces7

Wholemeal toast with best butter and apricot jam.. third huge mug of coffee..

Graces7

Lasagne. I need to say that I do not like lasagne, and never buy lasagne, but the lovely lady at Supervalu who packs the groceries to get delivered to me, was very concerned as they were out of stock of the huge and economic cottage pie they have ( or not!) so sent me the huge and economic lasagne instead.

So it was either shove it in the freezer forever and live on bread.. or ... so I chose or... Actually it is with my bugs, tasteless.. so honour and frugality are satfisfied.. 2/3rds gone and the last 1/3 is back in the freezer.. Enough is enough.

And I would not dream of saying anything to the kind lady!

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Cheeeeeeeze sandwich
I love cheeeeze sandwiches

Just had a mish mash lunch that I thoroughly enjoyed.

Two leftover BBQ chicken thighs with a bit of salad. 5 seeded crackers with some mature cheese. A sliced apple and a couple of squares of dark chocolate.

Whispered

A sandwich, with cheese, salady things and Heinz mayo.
We have painters working here today so they had lunch with us and the toddlers day is made. Acting like one of the lads and finishing his lunch too. Hoping this fussy phase is on its way out.

tara73

mushroom risotto

Graces7

Toasted cheese sandwich... Crazy thing is that before I moved I had never used the new sandwich toaster... then I was without electricity for five months... and since then I have lived on toasted cheese sandwiches..

ArtyC

No cooking today - too nice... lucky for me I'd plenty of leftovers-
We'd cheese & sub dried tom stuffed mushrooms, pulled pork and garlic bread... resisted the beers in there as work tomo .... had a rowtrees pastille ice lolly after Instead

Harleen Quinzel

Made a turkey and ham dinner yesterday with potatoes, veg and croquettes.

Today, I’ve made a pie with the leftovers.

jacool

Toast, blackcurrant jam, tea - exciting!

Grandeeod

Went out for posh dinner yesterday. I really flashed the cash. It was awesome!

The ladies had grilled chicken with some tasty salad dressing in a delightful wholemeal bun. I opted for lightly fried chicken thighs in a wonderful spicy coating. All served with a selection of fries and dips. Dessert was a medley of Ice Cream and hot chocolate muffins. All washed down with some fine Cola drinks.


















Best Supermacs EVER!:D

northgirl

It's cornflakes for dinner tonight. ALL the good food to come in Spain soon