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  • #1832
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    Ibrahim Drab Star wrote: »
    I don't think I've ever had pumpkin pie either. Or pumpkin in any form. I only recently got around to butternut squash!


    Butternut squash is the gateway veg I use to convert veggie phobics. :D

    Well as I said, there shall be pie a plenty Halloween weekend, if your free to make your way to Dublin.


  • #1833
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    God I love pie


  • #1834
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    I prefer to use my pie to influence others than enjoy it myself. But yes love pie. :D


  • #1835
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    Oh lordy...


  • #1836
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    Oppss I said too much...didn't I?

    *Reaches for the memory eraser*


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  • #1837
    LRN
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    Tar.Aldarion wrote: »
    Why aren't you coming to dublin to make me one? Sheeeesh!

    Honestly, a pumpkin pie + me + a three hour busride = me, in dublin with an empty pie tin. Ommm nom..:pac:
    Moonbaby wrote: »
    We have a canuck in our midst? You can assist me on my mission to educate the world about the awesomeness that is Fuzzy peach.

    That you do :) Fuzzy peach? As in, fuzzy peaches? The five-cent chewy candies sans gelatine? Ah, those remind me of baseball diamonds and summertime... heh. If you think those are good, you should try cherry blasters and sour patch kids.. swedish berries.. sour watermelons..
    Ah, I love *Allan's!
    Ibrahim Drab Star wrote: »
    I don't think I've ever had pumpkin pie either.

    It's a travesty :(. Opening up a pie shop that exclusively sells pumkin pies is sounding like a better and better idea...


  • #1838
    Absurdum
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    Ibrahim Drab Star wrote: »
    I just tried mayola (vegan mayonnaise) and I'll be darned if it wasn't delicious! I hate real mayo anyway and I admit I expected this to be disgusting, only bought it coz it was on sale. The brightly coloured stickers. They call to me.

    it's good stuff alright, gotta watch your squeezing technique or it can go in very random directions


  • #1839
    entropi
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    Ibrahim Drab Star wrote: »
    Oh lordy...
    Thats what she said!


  • #1840
    Tar.Aldarion
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    Thoushaltnot wrote: »
    Isn't she releasing her own brand of perfume around now? Black star.
    avril-lavigne-perfumes.com/
    Yes I've known about it a long time! Ah well, can't use it myself :p
    Ibrahim Drab Star wrote: »
    I'll make you a pie when I have a properly functional kitchen :P
    I have a functional kitchen here for you dammit.
    Moonbaby wrote: »
    Butternut squash is the gateway veg I use to convert veggie phobics. :D

    Well as I said, there shall be pie a plenty Halloween weekend, if your free to make your way to Dublin.
    I find butternut squash too sweet, can't handle the soup made from it either.
    Will gladly eat your pie.
    Moonbaby wrote: »
    I prefer to use my pie to influence others than enjoy it myself. But yes love pie. :D

    good good!
    Honestly, a pumpkin pie + me + a three hour busride = me, in dublin with an empty pie tin. Ommm nom..
    Gonna have to bring spares for the trip so!


  • #1841
    Tar.Aldarion
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    Absurdum wrote: »
    it's good stuff alright, gotta watch your squeezing technique or it can go in very random directions
    That's what she said.


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  • #1842
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    LRN wrote: »

    That you do :) Fuzzy peach? As in, fuzzy peaches? The five-cent chewy candies sans gelatine? Ah, those remind me of baseball diamonds and summertime... heh. If you think those are good, you should try cherry blasters and sour patch kids.. swedish berries.. sour watermelons..
    Ah, I love *Allan's!


    Sour watermelons....drooolllllzzzzz....
    I mean no thanks....one delicious sweet I can't buy in the shops is enough for me. :P


  • #1843
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    Tar.Aldarion wrote: »

    I find butternut squash too sweet, can't handle the soup made from it either.
    Will gladly eat your pie.

    I roast it with smoked tofu, They work well together.
    Never tried it in soup.

    Good good, eat all you want my preety. :D


  • #1844
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    Master of Nothing wrote: »
    Thats what she said!


    Actually I think what she said was......"Bake me a pie Biatch!" :pac:


  • #1845
    Tar.Aldarion
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    nom nom pumpkin brainnnnsss!

    Sounds good to me, loving the aul tofu these days


  • #1846
    LRN
    Closed Accounts Posts: 18 ✭LRN


    Moonbaby wrote: »
    Sour watermelons....drooolllllzzzzz....
    I mean no thanks....one delicious sweet I can't buy in the shops is enough for me. :P

    I may or may not have asked my brother to send over a sugary care package as a result of this thread... and the fact that Halloween is soon upon us.

    Actually-- I have a couple questions about Halloween in Ireland, if anyone would be so kind as to offer up some answers!

    Do children trick or treat here? I have noticed an astonishing lack of bulk candy in the grocery stores.. but want to be prepared for prospective kiddies.

    How common are costumes on university-aged people? Adults?


  • #1847
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    Tar.Aldarion wrote: »
    nom nom pumpkin brainnnnsss!

    Sounds good to me, loving the aul tofu these days

    mmm haven't had tofu in ages! I may do some baked tofu and potato pizzas this weekend :D and I promise I'll bake you a pie when I'm in Dubalin (or just make you a sammich. Or something :p)

    yaaaaay drinking


  • #1848
    sweet-rasmus
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    Tar.Aldarion wrote: »
    Yes I've known about it a long time! Ah well, can't use it myself :p

    see Bargin Alerts to get a free sample


  • #1849
    Tar.Aldarion
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    LRN wrote: »


    Do children trick or treat here? I have noticed an astonishing lack of bulk candy in the grocery stores.. but want to be prepared for prospective kiddies.
    They certainly do, and it may depend on where you live, ask your neighbours etc, Usually they do, I always did. One year the people took a picture of me, tehn teh next year tehy gave me the picture and sweets, i thought thwas was awesome!
    How common are costumes on university-aged people? Adults?
    Very common, we all do it. It is great fun in galway from my experience of nearly 5 eyars there anyway. There are halloween balls too etc.
    Ibrahim Drab Star wrote: »
    mmm haven't had tofu in ages! I may do some baked tofu and potato pizzas this weekend :D and I promise I'll bake you a pie when I'm in Dubalin (or just make you a sammich. Or something :p)

    yaaaaay drinking

    You will ahve to earn your keep, see you this weekend. :pac:


    Potato pizza, WHAT
    sweet-rasmus wrote: »
    see Bargin Alerts to get a free sample

    Thanks, I'll have to give it to some poor unsuspecting person...


  • #1850
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    Tar.Aldarion wrote: »

    Very common, we all do it. It is great fun in galway from my experience of nearly 5 eyars there anyway. There are halloween balls too etc.

    Yup I always do as well! thinking a witch this year, complete with binliner dress like when I was little (except with an actual dress underneath of course)
    You will ahve to earn your keep, see you this weekend. :pac:


    Potato pizza, WHAT

    Potato pizzas right, they're like mini pizzas except instead of pizza base you have slices of baked potato! I found the recipe online somewhere years ago, I kind of know it by heart though now so I don't remember where, possibly/probably fatfreevegan.com


  • #1851
    Tar.Aldarion
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    Ibrahim Drab Star wrote: »
    Yup I always do as well! thinking a witch this year, complete with binliner dress like when I was little (except with an actual dress underneath of course)



    Potato pizzas right, they're like mini pizzas except instead of pizza base you have slices of baked potato! I found the recipe online somewhere years ago, I kind of know it by heart though now so I don't remember where, possibly/probably fatfreevegan.com

    No need for a dress, you have the binliners. :p

    I REALLLLLY want these mini pizzas electro~chef, get on a bus now.


    I have ordered avril perfume, if anybody ever wears it around me they get to do me, what an offer. :pac:

    /throws it at people.


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  • #1852
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    LRN wrote: »
    I may or may not have asked my brother to send over a sugary care package as a result of this thread... and the fact that Halloween is soon upon us.

    Actually-- I have a couple questions about Halloween in Ireland, if anyone would be so kind as to offer up some answers!

    Do children trick or treat here? I have noticed an astonishing lack of bulk candy in the grocery stores.. but want to be prepared for prospective kiddies.

    How common are costumes on university-aged people? Adults?

    My local Dunnes has an ailse of trick or treat stuff.
    I've never actually trick or treaters, although in my homeplace we do something similar for Boxing day.
    I wonder are kids actually mean if you don't have sweets. :S



    Ibrahim Drab Star wrote: »

    yaaaaay drinking

    Motion seconded.


  • #1853
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    Tar.Aldarion wrote: »
    No need for a dress, you have the binliners. :p

    I REALLLLLY want these mini pizzas electro~chef, get on a bus now.


    I have ordered avril perfume, if anybody ever wears it around me they get to do me, what an offer. :pac:

    /throws it at people.

    Puh You think we veggies are savage enough to survive a scrum of Tar groupies? Your dreaming!


  • #1854
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    Tar.Aldarion wrote: »
    No need for a dress, you have the binliners. :p

    I REALLLLLY want these mini pizzas electro~chef, get on a bus now.

    you get on a bus! If you want me to cook you'll have to endure cork :P
    Moonbaby wrote: »
    Motion seconded.


    Motion drunkenly carried. Motion has puked down back of carrier's jacket oh no!


  • #1855
    Tar.Aldarion
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    Moonbaby wrote: »
    Puh You think we veggies are savage enough to survive a scrum of Tar groupies? Your dreaming!
    The groupies do come on strong, jsut something I have to live with. Once I became mod the frenzy really began, they sniff the power!
    Ibrahim Drab Star wrote: »
    you get on a bus! If you want me to cook you'll have to endure cork :P
    Actually must come down some weekend, maybe one raah goes back too for company, I has a few people to say hello to there!
    My friend was raging when I visited cork teh one week she was not there, and she has been asking for years. ANd then I visit my other pal there and she is pregnant, crazy land this cork is.


  • #1856
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    yeah have a mad bus party with raah! I will actually cook. I do love cooking for people :D


  • #1857
    Tar.Aldarion
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    Ibrahim Drab Star wrote: »
    yeah have a mad bus party with raah! I will actually cook. I do love cooking for people :D

    Great trait, when do I meet the parents? OH WAIT


  • #1858
    DonnieScribbles
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    Does the Avril perfume smell like Avril? That is creepy. Almost as creepy as seeing her face all over this forum, hee hee hee....

    For halloween we are planning sneaky group costume, oh yes ;)

    Tis late, goodnight :)


  • #1859
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    DonnieScribbles wrote: »
    Does the Avril perfume smell like Avril? That is creepy. Almost as creepy as seeing her face all over this forum, hee hee hee....

    For halloween we are planning sneaky group costume, oh yes ;)

    Tis late, goodnight :)


    What about Veggies gonna get ya!

    kitten.jpg


  • #1860
    DonnieScribbles
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    Oh! That poor kitty!

    I wasn't actually thinking of a veggie theme though. My sister had a marvellous halloween idea... but it would only make sense to Galway people, or fans of Irish emo bands. Still marvellous though...


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  • #1861
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    DonnieScribbles wrote: »
    Oh! That poor kitty!

    I wasn't actually thinking of a veggie theme though. My sister had a marvellous halloween idea... but it would only make sense to Galway people, or fans of Irish emo bands. Still marvellous though...

    Your not going to share? :P

    This year I want someone to "get" my costume. :(


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