Weird but Tasty...

Heyes · 2006-02-17 12:36:37

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... :p

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#62 17-02-2006 02:52PM

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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...

Yeah do and let me know i will be LMAO darlin:p

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#63 17-02-2006 02:54PM

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Eminem wrote:

Yeah do and let me know i will be LMAO darlin:p

It's so lovely to know that I can count on you for support, u krazykitten:mad:

You'll probably be in a corner of the corner, pointing at me and, yeah, almost certainly laughin ur ass off alrite!

Vicious minx.:p

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#64 17-02-2006 02:56PM

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SebtheBum lets us all know if you ever find a chipper that does battered cadburys cream eggs:)

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#65 17-02-2006 02:57PM

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It's so lovely to know that I can count on you for support, u krazykitten:mad:

You'll probably be in a corner of the corner, pointing at me and, yeah, almost certainly laughin ur ass off alrite!

Vicious minx.:p

You know i was messin i wouldnt LMAO

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#66 17-02-2006 02:58PM

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Not that i have given it thought, i have tried it and failed miserrably! I ended up having to empty the deep fat frier and clean the friggin oil!!

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#67 17-02-2006 03:01PM

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Sarah** wrote:

Not that i have given it thought, i have tried it and failed miserrably! I ended up having to empty the deep fat frier and clean the friggin oil!!

Sounds like you cooked it to long:)
It happened to me the first time I cooked one without the batter. Its easier when they are battered and also tastier.

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#68 17-02-2006 03:02PM

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Weirdest thing i've ever had when i was younger was a tomato sauce sandwich and i used to eat raw puddings before my mam would grab them off me to cook them for our breakfast

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#69 17-02-2006 03:04PM

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Angels wrote:

Weirdest thing i've ever had when i was younger was a tomato sauce sandwich and i used to eat raw puddings before my mam would grab them off me to cook them for our breakfast

I dont think I could eat raw pudding to much blood, but raw sasagues are lovely.

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#70 17-02-2006 03:51PM

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All that talk of Cream Eggs gave me a hankering for one... not deep fried though.. There goes the diet out the window anyway.. Cheers lads :rolleyes:

Mmmmmm cream eggs

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#71 17-02-2006 03:59PM

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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..

yep its the coal, i've heard of this too

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#72 17-02-2006 04:05PM

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xzanti wrote:

All that talk of Cream Eggs gave me a hankering for one... not deep fried though.. There goes the diet out the window anyway.. Cheers lads

Mmmmmm cream eggs

A cream egg a day keps the doctor away:)

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#73 20-02-2006 12:37AM

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I worked in a pub and there was a Polish lad used to put loads of salt in his Guinness. One of the lads emptied the whole thing of salt into his pint one night and he drank it. He said he eats salt sandwiches as well. Good for the heart.

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#74 20-02-2006 12:42AM

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curry paste sambos:) (the grainey stuff, not the smooth stuff...)

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#75 20-02-2006 12:43AM

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ARGINITE wrote:

I dont think I could eat raw pudding to much blood, but raw sasagues are lovely.

UUUHH UUUHHH and UUUHHHH

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#76 20-02-2006 12:44AM

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I remember working with a really strange little French girl in Motorola a few years back. At breakfast time, she'ed buy a purple snack bar and an egg. She used to dip the purple snack bar in the yellow of the egg!!! Mightve been tasty to her but nah not for me thanks! Or was working with a guy last year who would buy a scone for breakfast and dip it into either a glass of orange juice or soup...charming!

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#77 20-02-2006 01:33AM

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Well my favourite is......mushy batchleor peas, mashed potatoe and brown sauce all mixed together............:) :v:

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#78 20-02-2006 01:34AM

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jsb wrote:

hmmmmmmmmmm stew sandwiches

Oi, they're my invention! Other "weird" things I like include:

Fried Egg, Bacon, Fried Tomato and Mayonaise Sandwiches (ultimate hangover cure)
Strawberries and Tayto Cheese & Onion (discovered while strawberry picking as a child)
Apple Tart with Natural Yoghurt instead of cream
Pizzini Sandwiches
Pesto Sandwiches (sometimes I add Philadelphia)

The other thing I've always had people find very strange in Ireland (though it's common on the continent) is using Olive Oil in place of butter when making a sandwich with crusty bread...

On the pregnant woman cravings thing, a girl I know got cravings for chalk during her pregnancy. She had to go buy some from the early learning centre in order to make sure it was non-toxic!

Seems to be a lot of Cadbury's Creme Egg Fans, any of you tried the new Dairy Milks with Creme Egg filling yet?

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#79 20-02-2006 01:35AM

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Always loved dipping fresh bread rolls in a cup of tea. Just a bit of butter in the rolls...

Shex.

When I was younger, my babysitter used to make me mashed banana, and banana sandwiches....

And my gran used to make me tomato sauce sandwiches.

EDIT:

Seems to be a lot of Cadbury's Creme Egg Fans, any of you tried the new Dairy Milks with Creme Egg filling yet?

Had one yesterday...The chocolate is better than a normal creme egg... Thumbs up!

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#80 20-02-2006 01:40AM

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2054880578

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#81 20-02-2006 01:53AM

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Sleepy wrote:

Seems to be a lot of Cadbury's Creme Egg Fans, any of you tried the new Dairy Milks with Creme Egg filling yet?

OMG!!!!!
*WETS SELF*
oooeeerr...
*runs off to change pants*
*runs back*
I DEMAND TO KNOW WHERE I CAN ACQUIRE ONE OF THE AFOREMENTIONED ITEMS OF CONFECTIONARY!!!!!!

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#82 20-02-2006 01:59AM

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I'm eating one now actually.

More info on said bar here http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2054889354

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#83 20-02-2006 02:10AM

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*eats fade2black in order to absorb his deliciously gooey stomach contents*

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#84 20-02-2006 02:19AM

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eh...thanks? Mind you, you could just revise that post and delete the word stomach. Just a thought.

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#85 20-02-2006 02:26AM

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Used to work in a pizzeria so we'd muck around with different toppings.Even though I hate pineapple on pizzas, bananas as a topping are surprisingly tasty.

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#86 20-02-2006 03:13AM

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fade2black wrote:

eh...thanks? Mind you, you could just revise that post and delete the word stomach. Just a thought.

LOL

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#87 20-02-2006 03:26AM

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A little Budwieser poured into a bowl of vanilla Ice-cream and left to melt is always good. Or peanut butter and cheese toastie really hits the spot after 10 or 11 pints. My nephew used to eat dry wheatabixes dipped in ketchup, I tried them but they are an aquired taste I think.

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#88 20-02-2006 03:45AM

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I once knew somone who would make crisp sandwiches, (which can be quite nice), BUT he would get a bar of dairy milk choc and scrape it onto the sandwich!!

So, your talkin' bread, butter, crisps, choc shavings, all in one sandwich!:eek:

(OK, I admit, tried one of his myself, and cant say it was altogether horrible).

b

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#89 20-02-2006 04:28AM

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Any body remember the good old Sugar Sandwich now that was tasty

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