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

whoopsadoodles

Have the oven on for baked oats. Never had them before but have been advised they're like eating dessert from breakfast which is definitely something I can get on board with.

So AH, what are ye eatin'?

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Skylinehead

It's reached that weird Boards limit of 10,000 posts so here's a new thread: https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057913769

northgirl

Stefan Easy Skull wrote: »

Tiffin being eaten here as I type.

Mmmmm Tiffin. Just as well that there's no shop nearby cause once I get a craving... :pac:

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Whispered wrote: »

We can all agree that any chocolate is better than no chocolate though, right? :pac:

Just had a big dirty chipper, waiting to be able to have a slice of lemon cake and/or some Tesco dark choc. Glass of wine might help!

How dare you even jest about a situation devoid of chocolate!

Tiffin being eaten here as I type.

Rubberlegs

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Milka is still good though, last time I tried.

Milka Daim and Milka Oreo bars are unreal!

igCorcaigh

northgirl wrote: »

A multi-pack of yellow snacks and tea.

Savoury next.

That ole sweet savoury cycle, I know it well!

Rubberlegs

Whocanibe wrote: »

Oh I agree it's personal taste, but it has changed so much,and not for the better as you say. I love chocolate, but the one box I'll be staying away from this year is Roses, they have just destroyed those.

Roses went to the dogs when they got rid of the coffee cream

. These days most of them seem the same only with different wrappers. We still have old 1kg tins in the shed with nails etc in, the size of them! Now the tubs are way smaller.

Dinner was pizza, curly fries, salad and garlic bread with white wine. Sulking as I couldn't taste a mouthful with the dose I have on me

Whispered

We can all agree that any chocolate is better than no chocolate though, right? :pac:

Just had a big dirty chipper, waiting to be able to have a slice of lemon cake and/or some Tesco dark choc. Glass of wine might help!

northgirl

A multi-pack of yellow snacks and tea.

Savoury next.

igCorcaigh

Milka is still good though, last time I tried.

igCorcaigh

Whocanibe wrote: »

Grandeeod is right, none of Cadbury's chocolate tastes the same since Kraft took it over and they have all shrunk so much. I still buy some of their bars, but even Lidl's chocolate is far superior to it.

Agreed. Cadbury is muck. Lidl's chocolate is decent.

jellybear

Just had pasta with garlic bread...jam doughnut for dessert

igCorcaigh

More ale.

Whocanibe

Cup of coffee and carrot cake.

Whocanibe

Stefan Easy Skull wrote: »

I agree that it has certainly changed for the worse but I still prefer Cadbury's to almost all other chocolate. I will admit though that all my life I have been quite a philistine when it comes to chocolate and never enjoyed the taste of what I know should be finer chocolates. It's personal taste I suppose.

Oh I agree it's personal taste, but it has changed so much,and not for the better as you say.

I love chocolate, but the one box I'll be staying away from this year is Roses, they have just destroyed those.

Grandeeod

Graces7 wrote: »

disagree... cadbury is the best.. eg wispa and twirl.. It is your taste buds at fault!

Its not my tastebuds. There have been recipe changes and the bars are getting smaller as the cost goes up. Agree to disagree so.

Whocanibe wrote: »

Grandeeod is right, none of Cadbury's chocolate tastes the same since Kraft took it over and they have all shrunk so much. I still buy some of their bars, but even Lidl's chocolate is far superior to it.

Absolutely agree. Once the shareholders sold out to Kraft, it all went downhill.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Whocanibe wrote: »

Grandeeod is right, none of Cadbury's chocolate tastes the same since Kraft took it over and they have all shrunk so much. I still buy some of their bars, but even Lidl's chocolate is far superior to it.

I agree that it has certainly changed for the worse but I still prefer Cadbury's to almost all other chocolate. I will admit though that all my life I have been quite a philistine when it comes to chocolate and never enjoyed the taste of what I know should be finer chocolates. It's personal taste I suppose.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

I seem to be eating all day. Breakfast of scrambled eggs, a party mid morning with lots of home cooked goodies, then dinner of stuffed pork fillet, our own garden carrots, celery, courgette and potatoes, followed by trifle and fresh cream.

And yet I'm already looking forward to a drink and chocolate tonight.

Whocanibe

Graces7 wrote: »

disagree... cadbury is the best.. eg wispa and twirl.. It is your taste buds at fault!

Grandeeod is right, none of Cadbury's chocolate tastes the same since Kraft took it over and they have all shrunk so much. I still buy some of their bars, but even Lidl's chocolate is far superior to it.

The Nal

http://chocolateandmarrow.com/2014/02/21/roasted-garlic-and-truffle-chicken-with-truffle-pan-gravy/

Whocanibe

GoneHome wrote: »

@Seph and Northgirl, you guys should seriously meet up, ye seem to have a lot in common and always great banter between ye

Is it time to start looking at hats?

Breakfast was a fryup due to early start out.

Had lunch out, roast beef and all the trimmings.
Dessert was lemon meringue pie.

Coffee now.

GoneHome

northgirl wrote: »

Ha ha ha ha - just see it now

Should really have picked some up to try :rolleyes:

@Seph and Northgirl, you guys should seriously meet up, ye seem to have a lot in common and always great banter between ye

northgirl

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Just munching on a catch ba.........*looks at post below*

*drops everything and legs it to town* :pac:

Ha ha ha ha - just see it now

Should really have picked some up to try :rolleyes:

Sephiroth_dude

Just munching on a catch ba.........*looks at post below*

northgirl wrote: »

@ Seph - Bistro crisps you were looking for are on offer in both Dunnes and Tesco (Patrick's St. and Paul Street) if you're around that neck of the woods. Not seen them anywhere else.

*drops everything and legs it to town* :pac:

Rubberlegs

Cheese Balls. A cheeseball eating Cheese Balls, lol

northgirl

I'm shortly going to have a very large and strong mug of Barry's and several small yellow snacks despite my giving out about their decline in quality :pac:

@ Seph - Bistro crisps you were looking for are on offer in both Dunnes and Tesco (Patrick's St. and Paul Street) if you're around that neck of the woods. Not seen them anywhere else.

Bawnmore

Had a load of bacon to use up so split it and made 2 big batches for the week ahead.

First is a wintery bacon and butter bean stew with loads of carrots, celery, garlic, onion, baby spinach and thyme. Having a big bowl of this with some bread and butter now and it's delish.

Second is a lovely rich tomato based stew with the same bacon and veg, but with added tomatoes, balsamic and a drop of red.

Felt very clever sweating the veg off in the same pot then splitting into 2 stews :-)

igCorcaigh

Fentimans sparkling lime & jasmine for the hangover

Graces7

My usual Sunday dinner... Irish bacon and cabbage ready meal.. with a heap of extra cabbage.... tesco this time and excellent.

planning nectarines ( from freezer) with cake and custard later..

ChikiChiki

steak and eggs doused in Peri Peri sauce. Washed down by a cappucino and some watermelon.

Graces7

coffee x 2