quote:Originally posted by Bovrilking:quote:Originally posted by RZB:quote:Or even Dandelion & Burdock...oh oh oh cream soda
we bought some cream soda last weekend
it's not the same
mind you, Asda'a own, at about tuppance a bottle,what did I expect.
Did you ever put a blob of ice cream in it
It was like magic
quote:Originally posted by Bovrilking:quote:Originally posted by RZB:quote:Or even Dandelion & Burdock...oh oh oh cream soda
we bought some cream soda last weekend
it's not the same
mind you, Asda'a own, at about tuppance a bottle,
Did you ever put a blob of ice cream in it
It was like magic
quote:My mother-in-law used to do that. I thought she was weird until I tasted it. A dollop of ice-cream in cream soda is fabulous.
quote:Born and raised in Sarf Lundin, me.
quote:Originally posted by Mazzystar:
We've only had jellied eels!
Hello Cosmo
quote:Originally posted by RZB:quote:Born and raised in Sarf Lundin, me.
What part Cosmopolitan.
quote:Originally posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:quote:Originally posted by RZB:quote:Born and raised in Sarf Lundin, me.
What part Cosmopolitan.
RZB, I flitted around the triangle of Stockwell, Brixton and Clapham - as did most of the family.
One uncle got posh and moved to Beckenham.
quote:A pint of everything that Bob White's stall supplied,
quote:A pint of everything that Bob White's stall
quote:Originally posted by RZB:quote:A pint of everything that Bob White's stall supplied,
Used to be a Bob Whites shop in Kennigton, towards the Elephant .
quote:Bloody hell mate
...I love gritty cockles... 
quote:mussles, cockles and winkles...and even a pin for the winkle eyes
quote:Originally posted by RZB:quote:Bloody hell mate
there, I've said it...
quote:Originally posted by RZB:quote:Bloody hell mate
there, I've said it...
quote:With vinegar!
Used to be a guy brought them round the pubs of a weekend(you're talking proper pubs with spit and sawdust floors now)
quote:Originally posted by RZB:quote:mussles, cockles and winkles...and even a pin for the winkle eyes
sounds like Sunday tea in our house.
quote:Originally posted by RZB:quote:With vinegar!
Used to be a guy brought them round the pubs of a weekend(you're talking proper pubs with spit and sawdust floors now)
not the sort of pub you get an umbrella
and sparkler in you pint.
quote:Jeeze are we brothers or something
Every Sunday was seafood for tea, lashing of black pepper and vinegar and buttered bread
Normally during On The Buses
quote:YUK YUK YUK.....
quote:Originally posted by FGG Aka Crocodile Rock:
YUK YUK YUK.....
We don't have any of that old muck in my house!!
quote:Originally posted by RZB:quote:YUK YUK YUK.....
Not a fan of seafood then Croc.
quote:The smell of cabbage from the Sunday dinner still lingering in every room,
quote:Originally posted by RZB:quote:A pint of everything that Bob White's stall supplied,
Used to be a Bob Whites shop in Kennigton, towards the Elephant .
quote:Originally posted by Bovrilking:quote:The smell of cabbage from the Sunday dinner still lingering in every room,
Did they used to make you drink the green juice from the cabbage poured into a mug with a little pepper added
quote:Originally posted by Bovrilking:quote:The smell of cabbage from the Sunday dinner still lingering in every room,
Did they used to make you drink the green juice from the cabbage poured into a mug with a little pepper added
quote:Did they used to make you drink the green juice from the cabbage poured into a mug with a little pepper added
quote:Originally posted by FGG Aka Crocodile Rock:quote:Originally posted by RZB:quote:YUK YUK YUK.....
Not a fan of seafood then Croc.
And I don't like Pie and mash either...the kids have to rely on their uncle to take them out for it!
quote:Originally posted by RZB:quote:Did they used to make you drink the green juice from the cabbage poured into a mug with a little pepper added
How else was I gonna get curly hair...
quote:My Mum did and I loved it as well as a nice piece of bread and dripping (especially the jelly from the bottom). Luverly.
quote:Originally posted by HyacinthB:quote:Originally posted by Bovrilking:quote:The smell of cabbage from the Sunday dinner still lingering in every room,
Did they used to make you drink the green juice from the cabbage poured into a mug with a little pepper added
My Mum did and I loved it as well as a nice piece of bread and dripping (especially the jelly from the bottom). Luverly.
..i think it was the "make sure you drink it all up it will give you hairs" comment from me mum that did it for me quote:Originally posted by Soozy woo:
I have dual citizenship ................born in London and lived there for thirty years but for the past 21 years have lived in the North.
quote:Originally posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:quote:Originally posted by FGG Aka Crocodile Rock:quote:Originally posted by RZB:quote:YUK YUK YUK.....
Not a fan of seafood then Croc.
And I don't like Pie and mash either...the kids have to rely on their uncle to take them out for it!
Don't like pie and mash??? No side order of stewed eels to go with?
Sitting in Manzi's at a marble table with bench seats was part of my childhood. I used to look forward to it.
Oh, and the big bottles of vinegar with all the chillies floating in it.
Delish.
quote:Originally posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:quote:Originally posted by FGG Aka Crocodile Rock:quote:Originally posted by RZB:quote:YUK YUK YUK.....
Not a fan of seafood then Croc.
And I don't like Pie and mash either...the kids have to rely on their uncle to take them out for it!
Don't like pie and mash??? No side order of stewed eels to go with?
Sitting in Manzi's at a marble table with bench seats was part of my childhood. I used to look forward to it.
Oh, and the big bottles of vinegar with all the chillies floating in it.
Delish.
quote:Originally posted by Mazzystar:
green shite!
I'll have you know that 'green shite' was pure nectar to me. 
