Weird but Tasty...

TerrorFirmer · 17-02-2006 02:18PM

A girl in work spreads a thick layer of butter over brown bread...

.....Then covers, absolutely covers it, in salt. Then eats it.

Fcuking gross.

ARGINITE · 17-02-2006 02:18PM

Heinz tomato sauce sandwich. mmmmmmmmmmmmh.

Eminem · 17-02-2006 02:19PM

A Mars Bar fried yuk thats miging , That aint nice

Sarah** · 17-02-2006 02:21PM

A sandwich with loads of butter, Knor tomatoe soup poured over one slice then a packet of Meanies crisps thrown in. Deeeelllliiisssshhh!!

ARGINITE · 17-02-2006 02:24PM

Eminem wrote:

A Mars Bar fried yuk thats miging

Battered mars bars are lovely, have tried to make them myself but they never work out.
Ah great memories of living in Edinburgh and having a battered mars bar on the way home from a night out.

Oral Slang · 17-02-2006 02:26PM

Eminem wrote:

Thats a first i have heard of people eating weird things when thier pregnant but never have i hear of someone eating coal:D LMAO:D

I've heard of that loads of times.. Usually whatever a woman craves during pregnancy has a vitamin that she's lacking in it! See excerpt below from irishhealth.com

What about cravings?
Some pregnant women may develop food cravings and may crave many unusual foods and indeed, other items, on occasion, including coal and ice chipped from the sides of the freezer! This condition is known as pica.

While we are not entirely sure the reason for the craving, there have been several suggestions. Some say that it is nature’s way of getting the required nutrients lacking in the diet, and may be associated with iron deficiency. Low blood sugar may also contribute to cravings. Whatever the reason, any food craved should be taken in moderation and excess should be avoided.

Eminem · 17-02-2006 02:29PM

I used to love having sand whivhes with tatoyes cheese mayo ketchup onions and ham

100gSoma · 17-02-2006 02:29PM

xzanti wrote:

SHE wasn't taking the piss.. It may have been coal Im not sure but it was some form of fossil fuel.. Its not unheard of either.. Apparently some pregnant women crave the minerals in it..

Turf?

PlayGirl · 17-02-2006 02:30PM

cheese + branston pickle on crackers

or

apple slices + philidelphia cheese on digestive biscuits

when i was younger i used to eat plain mayonaise sandwiches, plain red-sauce sandwiches, and sugar cubes (not together!)

**drool**

Eminem · 17-02-2006 02:31PM

Oral Slang wrote:

I've heard of that loads of times.. Usually whatever a woman craves during pregnancy has a vitamin that she's lacking in it! See excerpt below from irishhealth.com

What about cravings?
Some pregnant women may develop food cravings and may crave many unusual foods and indeed, other items, on occasion, including coal and ice chipped from the sides of the freezer! This condition is known as pica.

While we are not entirely sure the reason for the craving, there have been several suggestions. Some say that it is nature’s way of getting the required nutrients lacking in the diet, and may be associated with iron deficiency. Low blood sugar may also contribute to cravings. Whatever the reason, any food craved should be taken in moderation and excess should be avoided.

I know but TURT OF ALL THING

stovelid · 17-02-2006 02:31PM

used to have the odd sly cat bisucit (little fish shaped ones the best) right up to my teens..

Heyes wrote:

Ever be sitting having your lunch or whatever and someone whips out something very strange to eat........

Well whats the weirdest ????

I gotta say, a friend of mine eats sausage and marmalade sambo's which definately turns a few heads, and prob tums heeheee...

ARGINITE · 17-02-2006 02:31PM

and sugar cubes

When I was young sugar sandwiches were so lovely, they seem a little bland now that i'm a little older.

arbeitsscheuer · 17-02-2006 02:33PM

The only reason I ever eat anythin weird is if there's nothin else in the fridge.
So...

Philadelphia cheese sandwiches.
Philadelphia cheese on Ryvita crackers.
Mayonnaise on Ryvita crackers (much nicer than it sounds)
Fried Egg Sandwiches.

Actually, on the subject of fry-ups, does anyone have a Fry-Up Sandwich anymore?

Bacon, Fried Egg, Black Pudding, Sausages, Brown Sauce (Usually HP), Ketchup, Mustard, sometimes Fried Tomatoes or fried potatos as well...
Lahvely...

Heyes · 17-02-2006 02:34PM

Eminem wrote:

A Mars Bar fried yuk thats miging , That aint nice

Suppose to be gorg in fairness though

arbeitsscheuer · 17-02-2006 02:35PM

Heyes wrote:

Suppose to be gorg in fairness though

Apparently the best fried choccy you can ask for is a Deep-Fried Cadbury's Creme Egg.

Supposed to be tongue-searingly tasty!

ARGINITE · 17-02-2006 02:36PM

Heyes wrote:

Suppose to be gorg in fairness though

They are lovely warm gooey center and a crispy covering.

ARGINITE · 17-02-2006 02:38PM

SebtheBum wrote:

Apparently the best fried choccy you can ask for is a Deep-Fried Cadbury's Creme Egg.
Supposed to be tongue-searingly tasty!

Now theirs something for me to do this weekend:)

godtabh · 17-02-2006 02:38PM

I used to have crisps sambos with mayo.

One day I was preparing the sambo and had it buttered with mayo only to realise that there was no crips.

For a while all I eat was mayo sambos.

Remember the 100's & 1000's (what you'd put on your cake to ice it)? The dutch sell that as a sambo filler. The first one is nice. The 100th one isnt! They also have aniseed sambo filler. Not nice at all

Was in Iceland over Christmas. Was starving and gagging for something to eat. Saw a choc bar and said that would do. Bit in to it and it was liquorish covered chocolate. Nearly gaged on it. The people I was staying with said the Icelandic people love liquorish. Even in their sambos!

Eminem · 17-02-2006 02:38PM

SebtheBum wrote:

Apparently the best fried choccy you can ask for is a Deep-Fried Cadbury's Creme Egg.

Supposed to be tongue-searingly tasty!

know thats soudns nice yuumm.... im going to have to try that one:)

17-02-2006 02:39PM

this thread is turning my stomach

/rushes off to puke

Binomate · 17-02-2006 02:41PM

I've seen people eat a plate of ketchup and a teaspoon of instant coffee. I've eaten a whole loaf of cheese before for lunch, just out of the packet.

ARGINITE · 17-02-2006 02:42PM

I have a hangover, but chocolate will cure that. If only I had some way of frying Cadbury's Creme Egg I would try one for lunch. But it will have to wait till I go home on sunday and mess the parents kitchen up:)

PlayGirl · 17-02-2006 02:44PM

best way to make deep fried mars bars?? sounds really tatsy!!

Eminem · 17-02-2006 02:45PM

Binomate wrote:

I've seen people eat a plate of ketchup and a teaspoon of instant coffee. I've eaten a whole loaf of cheese before for lunch, just out of the packet.

Know thats what i call WEIRD :eek:

Eminem · 17-02-2006 02:46PM

PlayGirl wrote:

best way to make deep fried mars bars?? sounds really tatsy!!

Just put a Mars bar in to the chip pan 2mins and take out and eat it and see what you think of it

arbeitsscheuer · 17-02-2006 02:47PM

ARGINITE wrote:

I have a hangover, but chocolate will cure that. If only I had some way of frying Cadbury's Creme Egg I would try one for lunch. But it will have to wait till I go home on sunday and mess the parents kitchen up:)

Hey Argenite. I know of only one place Dublin that does deep-fried Mars Bars. And I have no way of gettin to it today.

So do ya reckon, if I went into any chipper, like Burdocks or somehwere, and just took out a Creme Egg or a Mars bar (or any other item of confectionary!) that they'd deep fry it?

I've never had the nerve to try it at my local, I really must...

Sarah** · 17-02-2006 02:48PM

But the choclate melts off in the deep fat frier....Do you no have to cover them in something first to prevent the chocloate from melting away?

ARGINITE · 17-02-2006 02:49PM

PlayGirl wrote:

best way to make deep fried mars bars??

With batter or without?
I prefer with:
Make batter (flour ,water ,salt and egg white if you want).
coat mars bar generously I like them covered well in batter then just pop them into the deepfat frier untill the batter is golden brown and bob is your uncle:)

SebtheBum wrote:

Hey Argenite. I know of only one place Dublin that does deep-fried Mars Bars. And I have no way of gettin to it today.

So do ya reckon, if I went into any chipper, like Burdocks or somehwere, and just took out a Creme Egg or a Mars bar (or any other item of confectionary!) that they'd deep fry it?

I've never had the nerve to try it at my local, I really must...

Their are no chippers that do them in galway, so I had to resort to doing it myself.
Its worth a shot tho whats the worst that could happen:D
Baned from a chipper for life!

connundrum · 17-02-2006 02:50PM

Binomate wrote:

loaf of cheese

I once came across a school of lions, followed by a herd of fish.

godtabh · 17-02-2006 02:50PM

Sarah** wrote:

But the choclate melts off in the deep fat frier....Do you no have to cover them in something first to prevent the chocloate from melting away?

Some one who has give this alot of thought!

Weird but Tasty...

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