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Strictly Vegetables
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Mistermind
13-11-2007
Craig: garlic, pungent sometimes lumpy.

Erin: spinach, long body with flavour.

Nicole: shitake mushroom, for connoisseurs.

Kelly: forbidden fruit.
fern3
13-11-2007
The male pros can all be described as varieties of apple

(had to consult a gardening book for this)

Ian - "Golden Spire"
Vincent - "Winter Gem"
James - "Newton Wonder"
Matthew - "Superb"
Darren - "Pippin"
Anton - "Waltz"
Brendan - "Cox"
Balti
13-11-2007
Originally Posted by fern3:
“Brendan - "Cox"”

LOL!!!! Top prize for today!
RacerWelsh
13-11-2007
Arlene is a currant - all dried and wrinkly and not everyone likes them.
SCD-Observer
13-11-2007
Originally Posted by Redsequin:
“I feel offended on behalf of rhubarb everywhere!

Nah, Kate is a Durian fruit - yes that odorous fruit.”

That spikey horrible yellow-fleshed fruit???

Even I am not THAT cruel!
SCD-Observer
13-11-2007
Originally Posted by fern3:
“The male pros can all be described as varieties of apple

(had to consult a gardening book for this)

Ian - "Golden Spire"
Vincent - "Winter Gem"
James - "Newton Wonder"
Matthew - "Superb"
Darren - "Pippin"
Anton - "Waltz"
Brendan - "Cox"”


Funny yet appropriate!

Who is the rotten apple?
SCD-Observer
13-11-2007
Originally Posted by RacerWelsh:
“Arlene is a currant - all dried and wrinkly and not everyone likes them.”

Or a dried prunes. Eat them for quick digestion!
Balti
14-11-2007
Letitia is.......a sharon fruit!!!!
Trumbles
14-11-2007
Originally Posted by SCD-Observer:
“Fruits and Vegs!

Anyone can come up with how the celebs and pros (the judges and the hosts) can be described by different kinds of fruits, what would they be?”

Well, Brendan is a pea-brain, Claudia is fruity, Bruno is a (magic) mushroom and Bruce has a plum job .

Originally Posted by Angua:
“Matthew - broccolli (a portion a day is very good for you)”

I'm the wrong gender to get involved here, but surely 'mange-tout' is more what you mean?

Originally Posted by fig roll:
“And I think Dom is more of a chickpea”

*Blows raspberry at Dom*.
Trumbles
14-11-2007
Originally Posted by Balti:
“Letitia is.......a sharon fruit!!!!”

Quality .
Balti
14-11-2007
Loving the "mange-tout" Trumbles!
That one's definitely going in my dictionary.
Seymour
14-11-2007
Karen .... A turnip
a cruciferous vegetable (a member of the mustard family)

Brendan .....A kiwi ... a fruit sweet and juicy.
fern3
14-11-2007
Following on from the male apples, here are the female pros:

(these really are varieties of apple)

Flavia - "Rome Beauty"
Erin - "Winter Queen"
Ola - "Suntan"
Lilia - "Reinette Rouge Etoile"
Karen - "Bountiful"
Nicole - "Millicent Barnes Sport"
Camilla - "Polly Whitehair"
Balti
14-11-2007
Karen: a hallowe'en pumpkin
Ola: red cabbage - a tasty Polish dish
Bruno: an olive - very oily
Nicole: a cherry tomato - sweet n' neat
kaycee
14-11-2007
Originally Posted by SCD-Observer:
“That spikey horrible yellow-fleshed fruit???

Even I am not THAT cruel! ”


You just beat me to the same response!!! LOL
Austen1984
14-11-2007
Originally Posted by Balti:
“Len - celeriac (gnarled and knobbly - bit windy)
Bruno - aubergine (greasy if not treated properly)
Arlene - a courgette in winter (bitter and past its best)
CRH - endive (an acquired taste - but I like it!)”

Love it!
SCD-Observer
14-11-2007
Originally Posted by fern3:
“Following on from the male apples, here are the female pros:

(these really are varieties of apple)

Flavia - "Rome Beauty"
Erin - "Winter Queen"
Ola - "Suntan"
Lilia - "Reinette Rouge Etoile"
Karen - "Bountiful"
Nicole - "Millicent Barnes Sport"
Camilla - "Polly Whitehair"”

"Millicent Barnes Sport"???
sarah-flute
15-11-2007
Originally Posted by Trumbles:
“I'm the wrong gender to get involved here, but surely 'mange-tout' is more what you mean?”



What a great thread (only just seen it)
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