Jesus. wrote: » Never heard of 'em. Any of them in d Dublin area?!
Dr Crayfish wrote: » When I was living in London my friend was at a conference for the Marine Stewards Council in the Southbank and she picked me up a packet of the fabled Cheese Flavoured moments from the food spread. I couldn't believe my eyes when she presented them to me. I'm still not even sure if it happened. They were weird. They have kind of a gooey interior. I've never seen them for sale here or the UK. Whatever happens until I depart this world, I'll always know I tasted CFMs, and I truly lived.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Scampi Fries were my favourite bar snack ever. Finding them in Dealz I thought my life was finally complete, till my boyfriend leaned over me shoulder as I was picking them up and said "Scampi Fries? In college we used to call those a bag of fannies". I still eat them now the odd time, but that imagery sapped all the enjoyment out of it.
Supergurrier wrote: » Isis are just angry they can't have these. Look at all the hassle it's caused
Specialun wrote: » Why do they only make these in the small packs..it ends too fast. Any other bacon fries cant get close to smiths Do you like em
Dr Crayfish wrote: » When I was living in London my friend was at a conference for the Marine Stewards Council in the Southbank and she picked me up a packet of the fabled Cheese Flavoured moments from the food spread.
Shint0 wrote: » I always associate them with old man pubs back when I used to drink. Sitting in Mulligan's on Sunday afternoons thinking after a good few drinks we should really go out and get some food but just kept eating Bacon Fries instead. There was no soakage in them so it usually didn't end well.
harry Bailey esq wrote: » The salt makes people drink more, thats why you find them in pubs i prefer scampi though. Don't even get me started on pork scratchings,the mere mentioning of them makes my cannabis addled brain conjure up images of a big fat pig rolling around in its own feces scratching it's hole with some chap catching it all up in a little bag,but yet, somehow they've crossed the Irish Sea and are slowly but steadily making inroads into the savoury snack market here.
Deleted User wrote: » Scampi Fries were my favourite bar snack ever. Finding them in Dealz I thought my life was finally complete, till my boyfriend leaned over me shoulder as I was picking them up and said "Scampi Fries? In college we used to call those a bag of fannies". I still eat them now the odd time, but that imagery sapped all the enjoyment out of it.
Outlaw Pete wrote: » They are made with Soya not Bacon. They should be called Soya bites.
super_furry wrote: » Has anyone every seen Cheese Flavour Moments for real? They're the missing part of the Smiths trinity and while you'll always see Bacon Fries and Scampi Fries, I've never once seen their Cheese Flavour Moments in the wild, despite the fact that they're always advertised on the bags of the others.