After beer, what food do you eat ?

kfallon · 31-01-2016 11:09PM

Usually Taco chips or a snack box!

paconnors · 01-02-2016 01:41AM

A Kebab, from Capital Kebabs in Galway, they are the dogs Bo!!ix after a feed of porter....

JupiterKid · 01-02-2016 01:49AM

When I drank it would have been kebabs or a burger or sometimes a fryup.

These days I don't drink so ergo no post-beer grub.

Graces7 · 01-02-2016 08:14AM

KERSPLAT! wrote: »

Eating is never the issue, keeping it sown on the other hand...

Interesting typo

Graces7 · 01-02-2016 08:18AM

Never heard of most of the food mentioned here but now i understand why drinkers get fat

Not the drink but the ensuing munchies..;)

BigJackC · 01-02-2016 09:03AM

3 in 1 and a half portion of chicken balls.

01-02-2016 04:24PM

Graces7 wrote: »

Never heard of most of the food mentioned here but now i understand why drinkers get fat Not the drink but the ensuing munchies..;)

I'll have you know that I'm nowhere near fat!!

faceman · 01-02-2016 04:25PM

Dial Hard wrote: »

I've never been a post-drinks eater, tbh.

Having said that, the next day I would crawl over broken glass for Tribeca chicken wings.

Is it just me or has their wing portion size gotten smaller?

01-02-2016 04:27PM

Pizza with lots of pepperoni and a portion of potatoe wedges or a large chicken breast sandwich meal from supermacs.
The next day I need lots of sugary fizzy drinks.
Or the cure.

Gwynplaine · 01-02-2016 04:42PM

Curry Chips and a Quarter pounder.
Or
Jumbo batter sausage, large chip, and a chicken breastfeeding.

I'm starving now.

kfallon · 01-02-2016 04:51PM

Gwynplaine wrote: »

Jumbo batter sausage, large chip, and a chicken breastfeeding.

:eek:
Strange one there, are you breastfeeding the chicken? Do you breastfeed it, then go all Ozzy Osbourne on it and then eat it?

So many questions!!!

hatrickpatrick · 01-02-2016 04:55PM

Unfortunately the local chipper is exactly half way between Wetherspoons and my gaff, thus ensuring that sessions are now a double whammy of an assault on my fitness regime

Boscoirl · 01-02-2016 04:57PM

stefanovich wrote: »

I used to buy 2 large bags of garlic and cheese chips in the Lobster pot for the walk home.

I miss the lobster pot

Boom_Bap · 01-02-2016 05:05PM

After beers I just want to sleep. On the times that I'm dragged for a feed after drinking, I've most enjoyed an XL Bacon Double Cheesburger.
But I'd normally reserve the feasting until the next day which would hopefully involve a fry up and a choclate yazoo.

Dyr · 01-02-2016 05:18PM

The Pheasant2 wrote: »

Spice bag from Starry Night Pearse St

Jaysis

Fat Christy · 01-02-2016 05:55PM

Chicken fillet roll and a cup of tea

OR

Bacon, garlic, cheese chips and a milkshake.

STEINBERG · 02-02-2016 01:11AM

i wait until i get home and mangle my buffalo wings,,,, 20 wings in the English market for €2:50,, bottle of Franks hot wing sauce... Dredge the wings in flour,,, cremate them in the deep fat fryer. Drown them in the hot sauce,, fecking delicious... Burn the hole off ya the next morning though.

pq0n1ct4ve8zf5 · 02-02-2016 01:44AM

I find if I eat after a session it makes the hangover way worse.

Hangover food on the other hand! Not that fussy really, as long as it's carby, salty, preferably cheesy and served in portions bigger than my head.

wakka12 · 02-02-2016 01:45AM

I eat anything and everything after drinking

TG1 · 02-02-2016 09:29AM

STEINBERG wrote: »

i wait until i get home and mangle my buffalo wings,,,, 20 wings in the English market for €2:50,, bottle of Franks hot wing sauce... Dredge the wings in flour,,, cremate them in the deep fat fryer. Drown them in the hot sauce,, fecking delicious... Burn the hole off ya the next morning though.

The idea of someone using a deep fat fryer after a feed of beer actually gives me nightmares. I do have an irrational fear of them exploding and have never had one but now I'm going to be worrying over the thought of a random boardsies one exploding!

STEINBERG · 02-02-2016 02:36PM

TG1 wrote: »

The idea of someone using a deep fat fryer after a feed of beer actually gives me nightmares. I do have an irrational fear of them exploding and have never had one but now I'm going to be worrying over the thought of a random boardsies one exploding!

It can be dangerous for sure, I'm not the type to go home and fall asleep on the sofa though.

In saying that though they can be very dangerous if not watched, as the "chip-pan", a friend of mines father nearly burned their house down years ago.
He came home after a few down the local and put on the pan with the oil in it for a few deep fried sausages and fell asleep on the chair in the kitchen.

The buddy was woken up by the smoke alarm, only to find his father in the kitchen frantically waving a Te-towel around trying to get rid of the smoke. Very lucky to be honest.

Mesrine65 · 02-02-2016 03:34PM

I don't eat when I'm drinking as it usually makes me want to stop drinking.

newbee22 · 02-02-2016 03:37PM

I love crisps after drinking. Wouldn't say no to a double cheeseburger either!

faceman · 02-02-2016 08:25PM

While a trip to the chipper is usually the devil's persuasion, you can beat a feed of sandwiches with baked ham and a mug of tea!

kfallon · 02-02-2016 08:32PM

Mesrine65 wrote: »

I don't eat when I'm drinking as it usually makes me want to stop drinking.

This is AFTER beer trout, not during. I'd agree with your point entirely tho!

newbee22 wrote: »

I love crisps after drinking. Wouldn't say no to a double cheeseburger either!

Buffalo Hunky Dorys, either when you get home after a session or else the day after for the hangover!

Mesrine65 · 02-02-2016 08:34PM

kfallon wrote: »

This is AFTER beer trout, not during. I'd agree with your point entirely tho!

After???

I'm constantly on the pish :pac::pac::pac:

Crumpets · 02-02-2016 08:43PM

When I lived in Germany it was always a kebab. Have yet to try a decent one here though. Big bag of chipper chips smothered in vinegar does the job.

Easca Peasca · 02-02-2016 09:49PM

If I'm passing a chipper then a garlic chip and a can of Fanta is always a winner. If I'm already home it's a ham and cheese toasty and a nice cuppa tea!