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Stuff you can eat 'neat' (you are not suppose to)
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glasgow67
29-11-2010
I eat butter with a spoon!
RED_
29-11-2010
Jam - Only done it once with some we got in a hamper, lush is an understatement. Full of sugar though, cant stand jam on bread unless alot is thrown on.

Peanut butter

Butter but only if its on the knife after buttering some toast. Tastier then i expected.

Cheese? Has to be grated though
Tischlampe
29-11-2010
Crunchy uncooked pasta is yum. I always sneak one in when I'm cooking it.

Any raw veg is good too.

Nutella (but surely that's a given!)
parthy
29-11-2010
Originally Posted by Tischlampe:
“Nutella (but surely that's a given!)”

Yup. Not a fan personally, but Nutella is up there with peanut butter as a substance it's perfectly acceptable to eat out of a jar.
missloo
29-11-2010
paxo - i love it before its cooked and the water added
Andy2
29-11-2010
Originally Posted by parthy:
“That's not weird. Haven't you ever heard of crudités?”

It's weird according to many of my relatives! They pull their faces when I mention it.
Scott_P
29-11-2010
i always have a few spoons of dolmio sauce when i'm making a lazy spag bol

tend to sneak some honey when i'm making some weetabix for the kids too
Abriel
29-11-2010
Originally Posted by Menk:
“My daughter likes to nick a frozen oven chip when I'm not looking. And raw strands of spaghetti.”

My daughter always has a few frozen peas before I put them on the boil
degsyhufc
29-11-2010
Originally Posted by RED_:
“Cheese? Has to be grated though”

Wow, you're lucky to still be alive. Cheese has to be cooked and melted to kill the bacteria before it is safe to eat.
fairy28
03-12-2010
Condensed milk. Not for years, but I remember my friend and I eating a tube each when we were kids.

Nutella
Cake mix
Butter
blue midget
03-12-2010
Nesquick powder (strawberry yum)
potatoes
bristol pixie
03-12-2010
frozen prawns straight from the freezer
Miss C. DeVille
03-12-2010
Belgian chocolate spread
Strawberry jam
Drinking chocolate powder
Honey nut clusters out of the box
Golden syrup

Sweet tooth - moi ! ;0)
Mrs de Winter
03-12-2010
Horseradish sauce
Malt vinegar
Balsamic vinegar
Tomato ketchup

With all of these I don't drink them or eat huge quantities, but will, for example, put a dollop of ketchup on a plate and scoop little bits up with my fingers

The vinegars go in an egg cup, usually
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