The Whoonie Inn (Part 24 - Spoiler Free Zone)

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  • HallamsteriscooHallamsteriscoo Posts: 21,667
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    nebogipfel wrote: »
    Afternoon. Are you joining the queue for my buns? They won't be ready for a while. Haven't started yet and it takes a while for things to rise.

    *joins queue for nibbling on Nebo's buns*
    nebogipfel wrote: »
    I think I heard a water company chap say that all this deluge has raised levels by 7% so is welcome but nowhere near enough.

    That's the problem isn't it, the ground is so hard and dry that it's not soaking the water up fast enough :(
  • Sophie ~Oohie~Sophie ~Oohie~ Posts: 10,395
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    Looks like you were right about that page, I still get the comment alerts from there so other people can access it, perhaps I have been banned :o
  • nebogipfelnebogipfel Posts: 8,375
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    *parades up and down bar with lovely shiny buns on display.*
    Right, get 'em while they hot. Give 'em a good squeeze - they're well formed but smooth and silky.

    They're all garlicky but take your pick from salt, poppy or sesame toppings.

    and to go with....homemade humus (fresh today. Botulism free).

    or Bacon surprise. (bacon, with extra bacon and a side order of Bacon).

    We should all be eating mostly green leafy vegetables so I've completed the meal with a sprig of parsley. (first come first served for it).
  • HallamsteriscooHallamsteriscoo Posts: 21,667
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    nebogipfel wrote: »
    *parades up and down bar with lovely shiny buns on display.*
    Right, get 'em while they hot. Give 'em a good squeeze - they're well formed but smooth and silky.

    They're all garlicky but take your pick from salt, poppy or sesame toppings.

    and to go with....homemade humus (fresh today. Botulism free).

    or Bacon surprise. (bacon, with extra bacon and a side order of Bacon).

    We should all be eating mostly green leafy vegetables so I've completed the meal with a sprig of parsley. (first come first served for it).

    *pinches one of Nebo's buns and has a little nibble*

    Mmmm lovely
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 2,434
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    Hello.:) Bit :yawn::sleep:
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    nebogipfel wrote: »
    *parades up and down bar with lovely shiny buns on display.*
    Right, get 'em while they hot. Give 'em a good squeeze - they're well formed but smooth and silky.

    They're all garlicky but take your pick from salt, poppy or sesame toppings.

    and to go with....homemade humus (fresh today. Botulism free).

    or Bacon surprise. (bacon, with extra bacon and a side order of Bacon).

    We should all be eating mostly green leafy vegetables so I've completed the meal with a sprig of parsley. (first come first served for it).
    I HEARD BACOOOOON.
  • nebogipfelnebogipfel Posts: 8,375
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    alwatson wrote: »
    I HEARD BACOOOOON.

    You certainly did. and I only buy organic free range high welfare Bacon. None of that strange white stuff comes shooting out of my pork when you cook it.
  • nebogipfelnebogipfel Posts: 8,375
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    Did you want the regular Bacon or the Bacon surprise? I've decided to enhance the nutritional profile by offering the above vegetable side dish (sprig of parsley) and also ketchup (tomatos and sugar are green leafy veg, I think?).
  • nebogipfelnebogipfel Posts: 8,375
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    *makes extra special nice portion of felafals for lach doch mal and buys bunch of flowers*
  • lach doch mallach doch mal Posts: 16,328
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    nebogipfel wrote: »
    *makes extra special nice portion of felafals for lach doch mal and buys bunch of flowers*

    Morning:D

    Have you sold my soul to the devil, or why do I get a lovely portion of felafels and flowers:D
  • nebogipfelnebogipfel Posts: 8,375
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    Morning:D

    Have you sold my soul to the devil, or why do I get a lovely portion of felafels and flowers:D

    Just to help you on your weary extended tour of duty as landlady. and just because.
  • lach doch mallach doch mal Posts: 16,328
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    nebogipfel wrote: »
    Just to help you on your weary extended tour of duty as landlady. and just because.

    **views Nebo suspiciously**

    **checks drool wall**

    **checks inventory**

    **checks soul**

    Everything seems to be in order:D (anyway, my soul has been sold to the devil by my guinea pig).

    **snoggs Nebo** Thanks, the felafels are delicious:D.
  • WebslarkWebslark Posts: 18,946
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    Morning all.

    Felafel for breakfast sounds a bit much even for me.

    Bring on the goulash soup!
  • lach doch mallach doch mal Posts: 16,328
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    Webslark wrote: »
    Morning all.

    Felafel for breakfast sounds a bit much even for me.

    Bring on the goulash soup!

    Yak, I had Swedish rye bread with lovely humous and tomatoes:cool::D
  • WebslarkWebslark Posts: 18,946
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    large cappuccino and a bowl.of oat muesli in reality :)
  • lach doch mallach doch mal Posts: 16,328
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    Webslark wrote: »
    large cappuccino and a bowl.of oat muesli in reality :)

    Sounds good. I was thinking about my usual bowl of gruel, but couldn't stomach it:D.

    Only 2 days before I disappear down to London, yeah.
  • dgembadgembadgembadgemba Posts: 18,308
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    Peanut butter on toast
  • nebogipfelnebogipfel Posts: 8,375
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    I have rediscovered porridge. its amazingly good for you and really lovely. Have been trying different ways and current favourite is:

    jumbo rolled oats (Flahavan's because they have nicest packet). 4 tablespoons.
    Oat bran. 3 tablespoons.
    put in bowl and cover with about 220 mil water.
    microwave for about two and a half minutes. stirring halfway.
    stir in some dried cranberries and prunes and chopped hazelnuts.
    pinch of salt on top. (or some honey or both)
    swirl of cold milk on top.

    The microwave method means no washing up saucepan and wooden spoon.

    also is slightly better if you put the oats plus water in fridge overnight.

    Another use for jumbo rolled oats is in crumble toppings.

    Don't put the cranberries in early. they lose nutrition with high heat.
  • WebslarkWebslark Posts: 18,946
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    nebogipfel wrote: »
    I have rediscovered porridge. its amazingly good for you and really lovely. Have been trying different ways and current favourite is:

    jumbo rolled oats (Flahavan's because they have nicest packet). 4 tablespoons.
    Oat bran. 3 tablespoons.
    put in bowl and cover with about 220 mil water.
    microwave for about two and a half minutes. stirring halfway.
    stir in some dried cranberries and prunes and chopped hazelnuts.
    pinch of salt on top. (or some honey or both)
    swirl of cold milk on top.

    The microwave method means no washing up saucepan and wooden spoon.

    also is slightly better if you put the oats plus water in fridge overnight.

    Another use for jumbo rolled oats is in crumble toppings.

    Don't put the cranberries in early. they lose nutrition with high heat.

    and flapjacks, meat/nut loaf and oatmeal cookies
  • HallamsteriscooHallamsteriscoo Posts: 21,667
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    mmmmmmmm flapjack

    Don't do breakfast, can't face food first thing in a morning :o
  • WebslarkWebslark Posts: 18,946
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    mmmmmmmm flapjack

    Don't do breakfast, can't face food first thing in a morning :o

    I'm sure a little.nibble would set you up for the day :)
  • nebogipfelnebogipfel Posts: 8,375
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    Webslark wrote: »
    I'm sure a little.nibble would set you up for the day :)

    *wafts buns around temptingly in front of Hammy*
  • dgembadgembadgembadgemba Posts: 18,308
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    mmmmmmmm flapjack

    Don't do breakfast, can't face food first thing in a morning :o

    Usually i dont eat til i get to my desk...but i'm not going anywhere without a coffee

    I "accidentally" added maple syrup to my morning coffee this morning. OMG It was AWESOME
  • WebslarkWebslark Posts: 18,946
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    Usually i dont eat til i get to my desk...but i'm not going anywhere without a coffee

    I "accidentally" added maple syrup to my morning coffee this morning. OMG It was AWESOME

    Whatever next, coffee on your waffles? :)
  • HallamsteriscooHallamsteriscoo Posts: 21,667
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    nebogipfel wrote: »
    *wafts buns around temptingly in front of Hammy*

    Ooo Nebo that's not fair, you know I find your buns irresistible :D
    Webslark wrote: »
    I'm sure a little.nibble would set you up for the day :)
    Usually i dont eat til i get to my desk...but i'm not going anywhere without a coffee

    I "accidentally" added maple syrup to my morning coffee this morning. OMG It was AWESOME

    Its usually round about now that I start feeling hungry, but I hang on until lunchtime. I've been told countless times that its not good for you to go without breakfast but I'm still breathing so hey ho :D

    *makes mental note to try maple syrup in coffee*
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