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Hungry, anyone?
Posted: 21 Jun 2004, 18:57
by rian
Posted: 21 Jun 2004, 19:01
by Big Si
I'd like to try that!
Seriously.....I'm not kidding!
Posted: 21 Jun 2004, 19:09
by rian
Big Si wrote:I'd like to try that!
Seriously.....I'm not kidding!
Last summer, when friends ate it, I puked.
But you are welcome to taste it. Smells like s**t though.
Posted: 21 Jun 2004, 19:11
by Mrs. Snowey
Try asking for that at the Ikea "grocery" counter.
Mind you, I'll try most things once. And I do like the advice about washing it down with lots of beer (and the fact it even gives a calculation!)
Posted: 21 Jun 2004, 19:23
by rian
Mrs. Snowey wrote:
Try asking for that at the Ikea "grocery" counter.
Mind you, I'll try most things once. And I do like the advice about washing it down with lots of beer (and the fact it even gives a calculation!)
I think that Ikea only has meatballs or salmon with potatoes. And pancakes. But I could be wrong.
Posted: 21 Jun 2004, 19:35
by Big Si
rian wrote:Big Si wrote:I'd like to try that!
Seriously.....I'm not kidding!
Last summer, when friends ate it, I puked.
But you are welcome to taste it. Smells like **** though.
Any chance of sending a can over to dear old blighty?
If I can eat this -
http://www.frencheese.co.uk/glossary/ch ... heeseID/51 I'm pretty sure I can eat anything!
Posted: 21 Jun 2004, 19:39
by rian
Big Si wrote:rian wrote:Big Si wrote:I'd like to try that!
Seriously.....I'm not kidding!
Last summer, when friends ate it, I puked.
But you are welcome to taste it. Smells like **** though.
Any chance of sending a can over to dear old blighty?
If I can eat this -
http://www.frencheese.co.uk/glossary/ch ... heeseID/51 I'm pretty sure I can eat anything!
Just PM me your adress, and I'll send you a can. But you have to promise me to eat it!
I'll look in the shops in a day or two. We (not me) usually eat it in Late August, but I might find a can anyway. But remember, open the can outdoor. I said OUTDOOR!
Posted: 21 Jun 2004, 19:43
by smiscandlon
This reminded me of the Chinese 'Century Egg' (see
http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Century%20egg).
Don't actually taste too bad, but the "strong aroma" is best compared to ammonia...
And the bottom picture on the link is correct - they are practically
BLACK inside. Kind of like a hard-boiled egg for Goths.
Posted: 21 Jun 2004, 19:45
by rian
smiscandlon wrote:This reminded me of the Chinese 'Century Egg' (see
http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Century%20egg).
Don't actually taste too bad, but the "strong aroma" is best compared to ammonia...
And the bottom picture on the link is correct - they are practically
BLACK inside. Kind of like a hard-boiled egg for Goths.
Old stuff!
Posted: 21 Jun 2004, 22:26
by Almiche V
mmmmmmmmmm!
A herring!
Posted: 22 Jun 2004, 10:55
by markfiend
Posted: 22 Jun 2004, 11:02
by Mrs RicheyJames
I was thinking that!
Posted: 22 Jun 2004, 13:02
by Thrash Harry
That's because it's really a pork pie.
Posted: 22 Jun 2004, 18:13
by Big Si
Thrash Harry wrote:That's because it's really a pork pie.
Nope!
It's very creamy, it's fermented in brandy, but it tastes and smells like a pair of very, very smelly feet!
It managed to stink out not only the fridge, but the whole flat as well. And it was only a coupla quid from Sainsbury's in Partick!