bin the choccy and just get sozzzzzzzzzled.

saw j-oliver put choclate in some sauce, gravy i think it was.yuk

I'll have to have a think.

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Originally posted by **Nipple Twister**:
bin the choccy and just get sozzzzzzzzzled.

saw j-oliver put choclate in some sauce, gravy i think it was.yuk

Chocolate gravy

No way, erm I think I'll give that one a miss, although that said the chillichoc does amazingly work.

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Originally posted by Baby Bunny:


I'll have to have a think.

Indeed, me too, although I did at one point try to mix pancakes with burgers, and that most definately did not work, especially with the sugar and lemon juice

I can't think of anything, except you are right - wine and chocolate don't go together.

It's strange though that alcohol and traditional breakfast type grub don't go together either.

For instance it is perfectly acceptable to drink wine with pizza but not a bacon butty and definitely not fried egg. Needless to say wine and shredded wheat shouldn't even appear in the same sentence never mind one's gob at the same time.

Nature's way of telling us not to start drinking first thing in the morning I think.

You see now I am going to have to try special K with a glass of chardonnay, I know it is wrong, but I have to try it to find out for sure how wrong it is.

Ok here is the thing, why is it that no matter what time of day/night it is, it is always easy to drink alcohol when on a plane?

Why is it that you can sit there at 5:30 in the morning and have a mini bottle of wine with whatever comes in the little foil tray?

Maybe it is because the alcohol is necessay to avoid the taste of whatever it is that comes in the foil package.....

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Ok here is the thing, why is it that no matter what time of day/night it is, it is always easy to drink alcohol when on a plane?

Must be the altitude!

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I come to the conclusion chocolate and dry white do not actually go together very well at all.

Under normal circumstances a SWEET wine is rather sickly, but becomes not too bad when consumed with sweet foodstuffs.

I have never been on a plane at breakfast time so don't know.

I'm not being very helpful here am I?

Are you going to replace the milk with the wine or mix it?


That's just reminded me that I used to attempt to make my own milk shakes when I got in from school. I only had orange squash to work with so it was a race against time to neck it before the onset of curdling.

Also, and purely down to lack of ingredients I used to have sugar or vinegar butties.

I don't think the sugar/ bread one should ever have happened.

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Originally posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:

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I come to the conclusion chocolate and dry white do not actually go together very well at all.

Under normal circumstances a SWEET wine is rather sickly, but becomes not too bad when consumed with sweet foodstuffs.

Aha, yes a dessert wine, does have it's time and place, although one can only ever have one glass, and well it must always be followed by cheese and biscuits with a healthy glass of tawny port.

I remember years ago trying coca cola and milk cos it was one of the drinks that Laverne and Shirley (Fonz fans will know) used to drink

especially as I don't drink milk.

Another friend used to eat sausage and marmalade sandwiches

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Originally posted by Baby Bunny:
I have never been on a plane at breakfast time so don't know.

I'm not being very helpful here am I?

Are you going to replace the milk with the wine or mix it?


That's just reminded me that I used to attempt to make my own milk shakes when I got in from school. I only had orange squash to work with so it was a race against time to neck it before the onset of curdling.

Also, and purely down to lack of ingredients I used to have sugar or vinegar butties.

I don't think the sugar/ bread one should ever have happened.

I hadn't got that far into the planning stage yet...

Although it would make sense not to have milk and wine as well I have a feeling that would not work at all in the slightest ever.

I think I need a sober planning session to decide how the special K and the chardonnay would work together.


What

Never been on a plane for breakfast you have obviously never had the delight of manchester international at 4 in the morning with only the bar open, and the cleaners cleaning away. It is an experience I would recommend wholeheartedly.

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Originally posted by Pengy:
I remember years ago trying coca cola and milk cos it was one of the drinks that Laverne and Shirley (Fonz fans will know) used to drink

especially as I don't drink milk.

Another friend used to eat sausage and marmalade sandwiches

OK now I am feeling a bit yucky, coke and milk hust doesn;t sound good, although having had an ice cream floater with coke and vanilla ice cream it did kinda work...

as for sausages and marmalade ycuk yuck and more yuckiness, definately not something I will be trying, but that might possibly have something to do with my utter dislike of marmalade.

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Originally posted by Cigarettes & Alcohol:

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Originally posted by Pengy:
I remember years ago trying coca cola and milk cos it was one of the drinks that Laverne and Shirley (Fonz fans will know) used to drink

especially as I don't drink milk.

Another friend used to eat sausage and marmalade sandwiches

OK now I am feeling a bit yucky, coke and milk hust doesn;t sound good, although having had an ice cream floater with coke and vanilla ice cream it did kinda work...

as for sausages and marmalade ycuk yuck and more yuckiness, definately not something I will be trying, but that might possibly have something to do with my utter dislike of marmalade.

made your night then Cigs coke floats and lemonade float were brilliant *sighs whistfully*

ok this shouldn;t work but it really really does

vanilla ice cream and pickled onions

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you have obviously never had the delight of manchester international at 4 in the morning with only the bar open, and the cleaners cleaning away. It is an experience I would recommend wholeheartedly.

Hubby could probably give you a good discussion on that one. His plane got in to Manchester at midnight and the train wasn't due until 6:30.

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Originally posted by Cigarettes & Alcohol:
I come to the conclusion chocolate and dry white do not actually go together very well at all.

Sounds like a match made in heaven to me!!

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Originally posted by *Yogi Bear*:
ok this shouldn;t work but it really really does

vanilla ice cream and pickled onions

I'm still at the 'this shouldn't work' stage on this one Yogi

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Originally posted by Rexi:

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Originally posted by Cigarettes & Alcohol:
I come to the conclusion chocolate and dry white do not actually go together very well at all.

Sounds like a match made in heaven to me!!

No Rexi, I can assure you, definitely not!

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Originally posted by *Yogi Bear*:
ok this shouldn;t work but it really really does

vanilla ice cream and pickled onions

Are you... with child?

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Originally posted by Pengy:

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Originally posted by Cigarettes & Alcohol:

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Originally posted by Pengy:
I remember years ago trying coca cola and milk cos it was one of the drinks that Laverne and Shirley (Fonz fans will know) used to drink

especially as I don't drink milk.

Another friend used to eat sausage and marmalade sandwiches

OK now I am feeling a bit yucky, coke and milk hust doesn;t sound good, although having had an ice cream floater with coke and vanilla ice cream it did kinda work...

as for sausages and marmalade ycuk yuck and more yuckiness, definately not something I will be trying, but that might possibly have something to do with my utter dislike of marmalade.

made your night then Cigs coke floats and lemonade float were brilliant *sighs whistfully*

Of course you did Pengy


I wouldn't have missed that for anything

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Originally posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:

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Originally posted by Rexi:

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Originally posted by Cigarettes & Alcohol:
I come to the conclusion chocolate and dry white do not actually go together very well at all.

Sounds like a match made in heaven to me!!

No Rexi, I can assure you, definitely not!

Well ... I don't care what you say coz it sounds absolutely lovely to me so ne ne ne ne ne *sticks tongue out*

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Originally posted by *Yogi Bear*:
ok this shouldn;t work but it really really does

vanilla ice cream and pickled onions

I am not even going to think about trying that combination

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Originally posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:

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you have obviously never had the delight of manchester international at 4 in the morning with only the bar open, and the cleaners cleaning away. It is an experience I would recommend wholeheartedly.

Hubby could probably give you a good discussion on that one. His plane got in to Manchester at midnight and the train wasn't due until 6:30.

LOL, yes well Manchester airport is not a good place at the busiest of times..... So a sixodd hour wait at that time of night

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Originally posted by Rexi:

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Originally posted by Cigarettes & Alcohol:
I come to the conclusion chocolate and dry white do not actually go together very well at all.

Sounds like a match made in heaven to me!!

Try it It does not work, believe me

A sandwich is the perfect test-bed for different flavour combinations so how about -

Peanut butter and mayonaise OR garlic and nutella ?

Bananas and Peanut butter (it has to be chunky) work exceptionally well.


Back on course, Sugar sarnies, I remember them, and yes you are right they are not nice at all.


Although crisp sarnies are ace.

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Originally posted by Rexi:

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Originally posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:

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Originally posted by Rexi:

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Originally posted by Cigarettes & Alcohol:
I come to the conclusion chocolate and dry white do not actually go together very well at all.

Sounds like a match made in heaven to me!!

No Rexi, I can assure you, definitely not!

Well ... I don't care what you say coz it sounds absolutely lovely to me so ne ne ne ne ne *sticks tongue out*

On your own head be it, but don't expect any sympathy when you come in, tail between legs, complaining how horrible it was and how horrible you now feel.

You are weird, you lot

Let me clearly state that chocolate and dry white wine is sheer heaven. I feel sorry for you if you have not discovered that.

Peanut butter is gross In all honesty I have never, ever eaten as much as a teaspoonful, but why anyone would want to eat anything that resembles something that someone had chewed up and spat our completely eludes me.

Sugar sarnies? I'm guessing they are on a par with my old Gramp's condensed milk sarnies ... something that is divine at aged 10 ... but you grow out of it at 21 (moving swiftly on ...

Nutella is orgasmic

LOL Rexi

You are weird not me


I think that maybe red wine and chocolate might work, I might have to try that next time, I mean red wine is betterer than white.

I don't like nutella, and well in comparison to peanut butter it is hell hell hell

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Originally posted by Cigarettes & Alcohol:
LOL Rexi

You are weird not me


I think that maybe red wine and chocolate might work, I might have to try that next time, I mean red wine is betterer than white.

I don't like nutella, and well in comparison to peanut butter it is hell hell hell

It is such a good job that this is not a dating website ... or else I would now have to do the cyber equivalent of climbing out of the loo window

Might I add that garden pea and brown sauce sarnies are a delight to behold for those of you who have never tried them

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Originally posted by Heatseek:
Might I add that garden pea and brown sauce sarnies are a delight to behold for those of you who have never tried them

What amazes me is how you ever discover this

Is this fresh or frozen peas? Cooked or raw? Brown or white bread?

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Originally posted by Rexi:

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Originally posted by Heatseek:
Might I add that garden pea and brown sauce sarnies are a delight to behold for those of you who have never tried them

What amazes me is how you ever discover this

Is this fresh or frozen peas? Cooked or raw? Brown or white bread?

Hi Rexi

Freshly cooked Birds Eye garden peas/petit pois liberally tossed in lightly salted dutch butter and then drizzled with HP brown sauce to taste.

Best served between slices of medium sliced and freshly baked white bread.

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Originally posted by Heatseek:
Hi Rexi

Freshly cooked Birds Eye garden peas/petit pois liberally tossed in lightly salted dutch butter and then drizzled with HP brown sauce to taste.

Best served between slices of medium sliced and freshly baked white bread.

I really, really have tried to fancy eating this. But I can't.

Can you still get 'thin' sliced bread anywhere?
(Hi all )

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Originally posted by Rexi:

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Originally posted by Heatseek:
Hi Rexi

Freshly cooked Birds Eye garden peas/petit pois liberally tossed in lightly salted dutch butter and then drizzled with HP brown sauce to taste.

Best served between slices of medium sliced and freshly baked white bread.

I really, really have tried to fancy eating this. But I can't.

The posh version contains fish fingers

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Originally posted by Heatseek:
The posh version contains fish fingers

OMG - I Must Be Posh I LOVE fish finger sanwiches - has to be at least 4 fish fingers, don't care what colour bread, but there must be lashings of tom k

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Originally posted by Baby Bunny:

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Originally posted by *Yogi Bear*:
ok this shouldn;t work but it really really does

vanilla ice cream and pickled onions

Are you... with child?

if so i am an elephant (no comments thank you) and have been with child for 19 years either that or it is some sort of immaculate conception (starts to wonder if there could actually be any truth in the story of that girl getting pregnant by swimming... actually scratch that it's been even longer since i went swimming )