Originally Posted by Gabriel1

Endless humour.......wasn't that a number one chart topping record by George Micheal?

The Archangel

Ha ha ha! Idiot! Wrong thread!

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Have you registered your drink on Marie's Friday night bar yet? I'm off to find our UK thread as well!

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Originally Posted by Hayles66

Have you registered your drink on Marie's Friday night bar yet? I'm off to find our UK thread as well!

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Made it - now already on my first glass of wine....

Tim

Originally Posted by DontUnderstandMyIpad

Ok, ok.

It's beef steak mince mixed with milk, grated cheese, some garlic, paprika & curry powder and creamed tomato. Somehow that was all munched into little balls and than fried in a pan.

Don't ask about side dishes, I am currently single, so I don't need those

If only I could remember what the milk was for.

It was yummy though

Of course having lived away from home most of my life I can confirm that eating on your own means that a packet of custard creams counts as a main meal, a reece's peanut butter cup cake is classed as most of your "five a day" and you can wash it all down with a packet of wine gums!

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Originally Posted by Gabriel1

Of course having lived away from home most of my life I can confirm that eating on your own means that a packet of custard creams counts as a main meal, a reece's peanut butter cup cake is classed as most of your "five a day" and you can wash it all down with a packet of wine gums!

The Archangel

Oh, yes, I drink to that! Oh and Tim, you have a lot of catching up to do! What's in your salad by the way?

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Originally Posted by Gabriel1

Originally Posted by DontUnderstandMyIpad

Ok, ok.

It's beef steak mince mixed with milk, grated cheese, some garlic, paprika & curry powder and creamed tomato. Somehow that was all munched into little balls and than fried in a pan.

Don't ask about side dishes, I am currently single, so I don't need those

If only I could remember what the milk was for.

It was yummy though

Of course having lived away from home most of my life I can confirm that eating on your own means that a packet of custard creams counts as a main meal, a reece's peanut butter cup cake is classed as most of your "five a day" and you can wash it all down with a packet of wine gums!

The Archangel

Oh - those Reece's peanut butter cup cakes.....just remembered. Can you get them in the UK????? Where?

Tim

Okay! Is this American or English, they certainly sound delish! Ever tried peanut butter and syrup or peanut butter and jam sandwiches? Yummy. I've also had cheese and syrup or jam sandwiches. As I've said before you gotta try it and see!

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Originally Posted by Hayles66

Originally Posted by Gabriel1

Of course having lived away from home most of my life I can confirm that eating on your own means that a packet of custard creams counts as a main meal, a reece's peanut butter cup cake is classed as most of your "five a day" and you can wash it all down with a packet of wine gums!

The Archangel

Oh, yes, I drink to that! Oh and Tim, you have a lot of catching up to do! What's in your salad by the way?

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HERSHEY'S | REESE'S Peanut Butter Cups | HERSHEY'S

and I've seen, bizarrely, they sell them at Amazon. My kids love Kellogg's Froot Loops, which are widely sold in the US but you can only get from specialist shops in the UK at an extortionate price....more wine needed....

Tim

Originally Posted by Tim SPRACKLEN

Oh - those Reece's peanut butter cup cakes.....just remembered. Can you get them in the UK????? Where?

Tim

Maybe not after I've been shopping! I have seen them in sweet shops, garages, supermarkets.......and in a medical emergency I even bought them online once!

The Archangel

Originally Posted by Tim SPRACKLEN

HERSHEY'S | REESE'S Peanut Butter Cups | HERSHEY'S

and I've seen, bizarrely, they sell them at Amazon. My kids love Kellogg's Froot Loops, which are widely sold in the US but you can only get from specialist shops in the UK at an extortionate price....more wine needed....

Tim

Oh my god, I know these! My daughter buys them when she sees them! I have to nick them off her or bribe her for them! What a terrible mum I am.

To the Americans, do you sell Fritos in your country? We don't seem to sell these other than specialist online shops. Corn chips for anyone who doesn't know.

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