You Limeys eat this?

[GPRegt]

I am rather partial to a bit of haggis:




Steve W.

[dbf]

Never tried any of the aforementioned apart from the fry. This is my favourite, not British though.

And I would never, ever eat it if it were made in UK ...
dbf

[Slipdigit]

I edited my first post to re-add the pancake on a stick, that Owen is so fond of.

[dbf]

Originally Posted by Slipdigit

I edited my first post to re-add the pancake on a stick, that Owen is so fond of.

Jeff,
How is that a PAN cake and seriously - choc chip?

Something my kids would dream up ...

Diane

Edit: Daughter says "No way, disgusting!"

[Slipdigit]

I don't eat the stuff on a stick, but I do like chocolate chip pancakes. I don't eat pancakes with syrup, but with yogurt, instead. My wife makes them sometimes for breakfast and saves the leftovers in a zipper bag. We eat them plain later on as a snack. Don't knock 'em till you try 'em. Try also blueberries and blackberries cooked in pancakes. Like I said, I don't like syrup on pancakes...too sweet.

I don't care for syrup on anything except for biscuits. Waffles? Give me yogurt and fruit on top. Peanut butter and jelly on a waffle is good too.

[dbf]

Originally Posted by Slipdigit

I don't eat the stuff on a stick, but I do like chocolate chip pancakes. I don't eat pancakes with syrup, but with yogurt, instead. My wife makes them sometimes for breakfast and saves the leftovers in a zipper bag. We eat them plain later on as a snack. Don't knock 'em till you try 'em. Try also blueberries and blackberries cooked in pancakes. Like I said, I don't like syrup on pancakes...too sweet.

I don't care for syrup on anything except for biscuits. Waffles? Give me yogurt and fruit on top. Peanut butter and jelly on a waffle is good too.

Hi Jeff,

Waffles and pancakes, incl. blueberry, are a fav. in this house too. We try all sorts of flavours, even have a 'pizza' waffle recipe, just can't put sweet and savoury together. I even have 2 separate waffles irons because of that ... And they do always taste better the next day for some reason!

So what do you make of my raw minced meat then?

dbf

[kfz]

Originally Posted by WotNoChad?

Curries, kebabs and of course fish and chips are our favourite takeaway foods. I think the sausage and burger combo was first offered up by Wimpy back in the 70's driven by the idea that it somehow looked classy.

The full English breakfast remains king in my books, it's the ultimate cure for a hangover... this one features black pudding as mentioned above;

We need to stay off the black pudding subject, people tend to get a bit nationistic, wars have been started for less.

Kev

[Slipdigit]

Originally Posted by kfz

We need to stay off the black pudding subject, people tend to get a bit nationistic, wars have been started for less.

Kev

Not to mention hasty trips to the vomitorium.

[Gotthard Heinrici]

Originally Posted by kfz

We need to stay off the black pudding subject, people tend to get a bit nationistic, wars have been started for less.

Kev

Clonakilty Black Pudding from Ireland is the Rolls Royce of Puddingd!!!!

[the_historian]

Originally Posted by Slipdigit

I was certainly gonna ask. It looked like some fried concoction of animal innerds and who know what else that y'all like to chaw on.

We didn't build an empire eating white bread and drinking water, bub!!