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right!

breakfast, dinner, tea, and supper at bedtime; toast and cocoa. any questions. right move on

?!

breakfast
lunch
supper
snacks between all meals.
Nestle Hot Chocolate in the evening if the weather warrants it.

and do you eat or drink soup?

hallucienate wrote:and do you eat or drink soup?

depends on the consistency

if its in a bowl, you eat it (apart from the last dregs).

if its in a pot or a cup then you drink it.

Quiff Boy wrote:

hallucienate wrote:and do you eat or drink soup?

depends on the consistency

if its in a bowl, you eat it (apart from the last dregs).

if its in a pot or a cup then you drink it.

so it's got more to do with the container you consume it from than the actual soup

Quiff Boy wrote:
if its in a bowl, you eat it (apart from the last dregs).

How posh are you?

Breakfast, dinner and tea now I'm an honorary Yorkshireman.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner when I wasn't.

Though at school I suspect we all had dinner ladies, dinner money and dinner time.

I don't think lunch/ dinner/ tea is purely a north/ south thing. I think there's a bit of socio-economics in there as well.

What about cheese with christmas cake (without marzipan or icing)? Is that just Leeds/ Yorkshire?

Cheese with Chrimbo cake? What kind of lunatic are you anyway? Never heard of it. Marzipan is yummy though.

Breakfast, Dinner and Tea here too.

mh wrote:Cheese with Chrimbo cake? What kind of lunatic are you anyway? Never heard of it. Marzipan is yummy though.

Never been keen on christmas cake myself. I only ever ate the marzipan and icing. But they don't have that here in Leeds. They have cheese with it instead. So I abstain. You have to draw the line somewhere. Black pudding's another local delicacy I don't think I'll ever succumb to. Along with tripe and cowheels.

cheese?

wierdo

Francis wrote:

mh wrote:Cheese with Chrimbo cake? What kind of lunatic are you anyway? Never heard of it. Marzipan is yummy though.

Never been keen on christmas cake myself. I only ever ate the marzipan and icing. But they don't have that here in Leeds. They have cheese with it instead. So I abstain. You have to draw the line somewhere. Black pudding's another local delicacy I don't think I'll ever succumb to. Along with tripe and cowheels.

you've gotta try bacon, black puddin' and brown sauce on a granary stick the best hangover cure going and a great breakfast

you're all mad.

dinner/fridge raid/breakfast

Black pudding is divine.

As are most things with the word "pudding" in them.

Don't try being facetious about this with your perverted little minds. You know that is an innocent statement.

:little challenging tester smiley:

Black pudding is discusting
Christmas cake is rank (unless I bake it) but cheese is the most gorgeous tasting thing ever! Why would you go and spoil it by putting on summit gross?

sisxbeforedawn wrote:you've gotta try bacon, black puddin' and brown sauce on a granary stick the best hangover cure going and a great breakfast

Or bacon, sausage, black pudding, brown sauce, ketchup, mustard

You can turn making that kinda sandwich into a true art form.

Cheese with Christmas cake (or any heavy fruit based cake really, not sponge cake tho' just doesn't work)

Black pudding

(the best breakfasts are usually the veggie ones, but with a side-order of black pudding )

marmite on jamaican ginger cake with butter

wintermute wrote:marmite on jamaican ginger cake with butter

now you're just being silly.

d00mw0lf wrote:

wintermute wrote:marmite on jamaican ginger cake with butter

now you're just being silly.

Either that, or that's all that's left in Wintermute's kitchen

andymackem wrote:As are most things with the word "pudding" in them.

Don't try being facetious about this with your perverted little minds. You know that is an innocent statement.

pudding club

You've all got you cheese/cake combo mixed up.

Thinly sliced Edam on All Butter Madeira cake.

andymackem wrote:Black pudding is divine.

I stopped eating scabs when I was 10.

Francis wrote:

andymackem wrote:Black pudding is divine.

I stopped eating scabs when I was 10.

andymackem wrote:Black pudding is divine.

Black Pudding in a roll with a burst fried egg and daddies brown sauce...


mmmmm


yucky...potted meat