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Holly Oaks
13-02-2008
Originally Posted by HideAway:
“Crusty bread with butter, a chip butty or a chrisp sandwhich . ”

Oops I spelt crisp wrong.
Midiboy
13-02-2008
Red pepper hummus and warm pitta bread.
bananasplit
13-02-2008
Originally Posted by Randomguy83:
“I've not seen it in the tube before i always see it in cans still. Im interested in the tubed form though because as you say no need for a spoon.”

"Carnation Condensed Milk - Squeezy" - can get it in any supermarket, my wee local spar even stocks it, and theres somebody selling it on ebay
Janet St Walker
13-02-2008
Hot buttered toast.
Snowfairy
13-02-2008
Originally Posted by PamelaL:
“Peanut butter on warm toast.”

Oh Christ yes!!

...crunchy???
PamelaL
13-02-2008
Originally Posted by Snowfairy:
“Oh Christ yes!!

...crunchy???”

I'm a smooth girl but I'll eat crunchy as well.
urbanmiffed
13-02-2008
Pilchards in oil and chillies, straight from the tin, just about every other night when I get in from work. Yum.
cakehole
15-02-2008
A perfect poached egg on griddled green olive bread - that wonderful moment when you cut into the egg yolk and it oozes over the bread. Yum.
stumblebum
15-02-2008
Crunchy Peanut butter without a doubt - best eaten with your fingers straight from the jar
DAJUDGE
15-02-2008
Oh dear chicken and mushroom pot noodles for me
cakehole
15-02-2008
Originally Posted by DAJUDGE:
“Oh dear chicken and mushroom pot noodles for me ”

Don't blush - if you like it, so what! One of my loves is brown sauce sarnies (no butter as it spoils the taste of the sauce)
Justabloke
15-02-2008
Originally Posted by stumblebum:
“Crunchy Peanut butter without a doubt - best eaten with your fingers straight from the jar ”


or possibly licked from a willing partner... apparently... ahem...
Ja'mie King
15-02-2008
cheese board with crackers
pickledlily
16-02-2008
Originally Posted by bananasplit:
“used to be condensed milk, using a spoon and straight from the tin

nowadays it comes in a tube - no spoon to wash ”

Here here, my gran never had a fridge, and always had an open tin of conny onny in the cupboard.
caroliansno1fan
16-02-2008
warm crusty bread with butter
Victoria Sponge
18-02-2008
Crab sticks, or slices of ham. Low fat and protein-rich!
Orangebathwater
18-02-2008
Spelt toast, buttered heavily with barely scrambled organic free range eggs, butter, salt and pepper.
shazzyfizz
18-02-2008
Originally Posted by Orangebathwater:
“Spelt toast, buttered heavily with barely scrambled organic free range eggs, butter, salt and pepper.”

I didn't realise I was so hungry until I read this
alan29
18-02-2008
Soft white bread and jam
fickrick
18-02-2008
quick batch of pasta and home made pesto
sezegg
18-02-2008
a nice potato hash with a crust, brown sauce and some pickeled beetroot.
cromerlad
18-02-2008
Originally Posted by Lemonhunny:
“I love Farrows Marrowfat peas....and the absolute best, most delicious way to eat them, is straight from the tin, with a spoon catching every drop of the water they are in. ”

Now you're talking! It used to be a drunken treat of mine after a few pints to have marrofat peas straight from the tin with a splodge of tomato ketchup mixed in. Used to have this combination on white sliced bread too
purplecatz
18-02-2008
Originally Posted by sezegg:
“a nice potato hash with a crust, brown sauce and some pickeled beetroot.”


or pickled red cabbage - yum yum
Ella Nut
19-02-2008
boiled egg mixed with little butter, salt and pepper mashed on a bit of toast.
Number Three™
19-02-2008
Cream crackers, cheese and onions on toast.
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