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Old 13-03-2013, 14:12
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I just posted in another thread about my bad, bad, food shame of pouring some chocolate sprinkles into double cream (extra thick is best!) and indulging. it's bad. I know. But it got me thinking, I know I'm not the only one with food shames.

So come on, own up - what's yours.......
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Old 13-03-2013, 14:30
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Was a few years ago on my stag weekend in Newquay and was the early hours of the morning.

I ordered a donna kebab then my friend ordered his and said "can I have the same with cheese on it?".

I then had to change my order.

I have never had it since though and don't really eat even plain donna kebabs.
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Old 13-03-2013, 14:42
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Ive been known to open a pack of salted peanuts and then add extra salt into the pack. Probably should not do it really.
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Old 13-03-2013, 18:25
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Been known to buy a pack of Mince pies at xmas, put 3 in the bottom of a deep bowl, pour loads of cream over them and mash together.
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Old 13-03-2013, 19:51
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One time I was feeling peckish and microwaved a steak and kidney pudding and squashed the whole thing between 2 slices of bread and butter.

Mmmmmm steak and kidney pudding sandwich.
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Old 13-03-2013, 20:01
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One time I was feeling peckish and microwaved a steak and kidney pudding and squashed the whole thing between 2 slices of bread and butter.

Mmmmmm steak and kidney pudding sandwich.
actually.....that sounds quite appealing.......
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Old 13-03-2013, 20:49
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Mine would be a bacon sandwich. A Microwaved for 1 minute Bacon sandwich which then had the grease and fat poured over it. I love pretty much raw Bacon sandwiches.
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Old 13-03-2013, 21:16
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Extra large portions of various puddings is my biggest food shame!
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Old 13-03-2013, 21:21
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Hot-pot butty dipped in tomato sauce = delicious.
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Old 13-03-2013, 21:52
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Pot noodle or other noodle snack
Cold homemade Yorkshire puddings with sugar
Cold pizza
Chicken and doner kebab in a tray with chips, loads of mayo and loads of onions
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Old 13-03-2013, 21:55
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Was a few years ago on my stag weekend in Newquay and was the early hours of the morning.

I ordered a donna kebab then my friend ordered his and said "can I have the same with cheese on it?".

I then had to change my order.

I have never had it since though and don't really eat even plain donna kebabs.
Drunken night out I had cheese on my kebab - thought it was sexual at the time. Now the thought turns my stomach!
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Old 13-03-2013, 21:57
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Button mushrooms, a quick wash then down the hatch uncooked. I normally eat 1/4-1/2 pound at a time, lovely things.
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Old 13-03-2013, 22:17
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Banana & Nutella in a Fried Bread sandwich

That's a once a year treat, though, as it's almost obscenely tasty/ calorific

Also have been known to eat an entire jar of Arrabiata sauce/ Uncle Ben's Hot Chilli sauce cold and with a spoon.
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Old 13-03-2013, 22:28
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peanuts and crisps. open a pack of any size, and they all go
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Old 14-03-2013, 12:53
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McCoys crisps dipped in melted chocolate and left to set. Amazing.
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Old 14-03-2013, 14:05
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i made enough cookie dough to make a dozen jammy dodgers yesterday. by the time i put them in the oven to cook there was two
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Old 14-03-2013, 14:18
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Buying a KFC bucket and just eating the skin, Joey style.
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Old 14-03-2013, 14:43
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Mine aren't as unusual as some of these, but people still look at me as if I'm crazy. It's very rare I have this now as I don't like white bread, but I love white bread toast, real butter with sugar and cinnamon sprinkled on it, so good! My current one is cooking some onion in butter, oil and sugar till they go all soft and sweet, putting it on toast, then topping it with really sharp cheeses sweet chilli sauce, I'm addicted!
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Old 14-03-2013, 14:59
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Sausage sandwich with cheese, that is a calorie bomb haha
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Old 14-03-2013, 15:02
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McCoys crisps dipped in melted chocolate and left to set. Amazing.


how on earth did you discover that one (might try it though)

At Christmas-time my treat is a handful of salted peanuts followed by a chunk of chocolate, handful of peanuts and so on
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Old 14-03-2013, 15:23
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I forgot: sometimes I buy a bar of Cadbury whole nut chocolate and eat it all in a few minutes,
I am not that keen on milk or dark chocolate but that type is delish; it's my treat when I am feeling down.
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Old 14-03-2013, 15:43
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Ive been known to open a pack of salted peanuts and then add extra salt into the pack. Probably should not do it really.
That sounds like me tbh
While I can't eat the nuts ( which I love along with Bombay mix etc) I can't eat them as I'm taking those Xenical ( fat binding tablets).
I adore salty food & black pepper - I think it's because I'm veggie and need more flavour.
*notes to take blood pressure tablet at 5.30*
My BP is normal tho' and I'm on minimum but I know my faults.
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Old 15-03-2013, 08:17
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McCoys crisps dipped in melted chocolate and left to set. Amazing.
Why do this to me. Now I have to try it.
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Old 15-03-2013, 08:50
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Mine aren't as unusual as some of these, but people still look at me as if I'm crazy. It's very rare I have this now as I don't like white bread, but I love white bread toast, real butter with sugar and cinnamon sprinkled on it, so good! My current one is cooking some onion in butter, oil and sugar till they go all soft and sweet, putting it on toast, then topping it with really sharp cheeses sweet chilli sauce, I'm addicted!
The current one sounds awesome, I'm going to try that!
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Old 15-03-2013, 09:22
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how on earth did you discover that one (might try it though)

At Christmas-time my treat is a handful of salted peanuts followed by a chunk of chocolate, handful of peanuts and so on
They sell similar already done in packets in Japan.

http://japanesesnackreviews.blogspot...ato-chips.html
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