Whats for tea?

*Starla* · #1 26th August 2007, 14:20

What you having to eat this aft?

I really wanted to go to this pub near me where they do a carvery and you get a massive plate with turkey AND beef, roast potatoes, boiled potatoes, roast parsnips, carrots, yorkshire puds, carrots, etc etc but it's piled high on your plate, but can't find anyone to go with

.

So instead I'm having an Asda's own make Yorkshire pud with beef and veg and roast potatoes inside, much better don't you think??!!

What you having?

Kevin Hodge · #2 26th August 2007, 14:25

either an asda vegetable bake or some fish fingers, cauliflower cheese and boiled potato. that's welll sensible food for me this weather.

so far today i have had some tinned pineapple and soya cream, and a cup of chamomile tea. i feel like a fat bloated fck again, so i have to give the guthole a break today.

i have had a headache since i got up.

oh, it's all coming out now i've started! and when i was a child, my mum and dad etc

nath · #3 26th August 2007, 14:25

Bu**er all unless I can manage to leave the flat & go to shop

Kevin Hodge · #4 26th August 2007, 14:25

^^we're all scottish, right? us three?

sory, excepting nath, who i dont know whence wot they have came

nath · #5 26th August 2007, 14:29

Originally from brumageham, now living in bonnie scotland

(Hmmm...there is a chicken breast in the freezer)

#6 26th August 2007, 14:31

Fish fingers.

Kevin Hodge · #7 26th August 2007, 14:32

yus! lets all tackle the plantagenet menace once and for all! after dinner

*Starla* · #8 26th August 2007, 14:34

Ha ha that's what I used to get told was for ma tea as well Dualcore!

That is well healthy Skink what you are having, all those vegatables n that. Is soya cream nice? I've never tried it or soya milk before. Is it made from mushrooms?

Btw Yorkshire pudding thing is actually quite nice 'cept the carrots are a bit crunchy.

*Starla* · #9 26th August 2007, 14:35

what you gonna have with it Nath, if I may be so bold, can I suggest garden peas, mashed potatoes and onion sauce? One of ma favourite meals is that.

Kevin Hodge · #10 26th August 2007, 14:42

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Originally Posted by *Starla*

That is well healthy Skink what you are having, all those vegatables n that. Is soya cream nice? I've never tried it or soya milk before. Is it made from mushrooms?

no, it's made from soya beans. sometimes i think milk annoys my stomach, so soya stuff is like a "lighter on the tummy" option when i'm feeling frail.

as for it being nice...hmm. the cream is ok with fruit, quite nice - but IN IT'S OWN RIGHT. if you are expecting cream - that it is not.

as for soya milk...can't really find a use for the stuff. yuck on cereal, yuck in tea, yuck on it's own. not TOO bad for milkshakes or making rice pud tho

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Originally Posted by *Starla*

Btw Yorkshire pudding thing is actually quite nice 'cept the carrots are a bit crunchy.

:rolleyes:

*Starla* · #11 26th August 2007, 14:48

Well what are soya beans? Do they grow naturally?

Whats that vege stuff then thats made from mushrooms you know that that Quorn is made from?

Can't believe how stupid I sound. Mind you if you don't ask you don't find out.

I managed to eat the crunchy carrots btw, hope that counts as healthy. I would love some sticky toffee pudding now, think I'll ask that Elephant God person.

Wish it wasn't sunny outside, it's making me feel guilty for being in the house!

Kevin Hodge · #12 26th August 2007, 14:59

yeah, soya beans are real, natural things. they eat them in china and shit. you can buy them to eat from birdseye now i think, they are green.

dunno what this mushroom thing you have in your head is tho. i think quorn is made from 'micoprotein' or something, which as far as i know is made from wheat. sounds like processed garbage to me.

oi linda mccartney!

grot-peddling dead vegetarian...

yeah, eating carrots counts as healthy

edit - and don't beat yourself up for not knowing about vegetarian grot - you are scottish after all...

ALiAS! · #13 26th August 2007, 15:27

I'm having a Birds Eye chicken dinner which I shall partake of in about half-an-hour. My excuse? I'm at work!

#14 26th August 2007, 16:35

Not to reopen an old groan, but vegetarian fake "meat" is awful stuff

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Originally Posted by sullenskink

oi linda mccartney!

grot-peddling dead vegetarian...

Yeah that slop didn't do her much good, did it ?

*Starla* · #15 26th August 2007, 16:48

I know its disgusting. If vegetarians don't like meat then why do they eat things that resemble and apparently taste like meat?

Oh and I looked up Quorn and it's made from mycoprotein which is like a fungus thing, so that's where I got the mushroom ting from

Kevin Hodge · #16 26th August 2007, 16:56

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Originally Posted by nothing_to_say

Not to reopen an old groan, but vegetarian fake "meat" is awful stuff

Yeah that slop didn't do her much good, did it ?

wow, callous! hard cheese! tough titty! harsh mallows!

i like

#17 26th August 2007, 19:48

Microwave chips, fish fingers, and peas, with vinegar

I eat a lot of fish fingers.

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Originally Posted by sullenskink

wow, callous! hard cheese! tough titty! harsh mallows!

i like

I've got a downer on her, and her popeyed hubby. Give us some money Paul ya wank.

Kevin Hodge · #18 26th August 2007, 20:04

yeah, too right, gimme some cash you fat has-been.

*bitterness feels gooooood*

Wheelie Bin Bird · #19 26th August 2007, 21:47

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Originally Posted by dualcore

My mummys specialty when we used to ask "whats for tea"........Shít and sugar

my mum said that too!

The Lone Stranger · #20 27th August 2007, 01:56

I had a cheese burger , 2 bits of garlic bread , some sort of ribs , some other lump of meat forget what it was , 2 slices of pizza , 2 scotch eggs , tomato , onion ring , 1 slice of birthday cake , 2 slices of chocolate cake and biscuits , it was a barbeque for my youngest nieces birthday party.

Wheelie Bin Bird · #21 27th August 2007, 08:09

I had a Diablo pizza loaded with chillies

Kevin Hodge · #22 27th August 2007, 12:04

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Originally Posted by kate

my mum said that too!

if i had a mum like that

SHE'D BE DEAD

Wheelie Bin Bird · #23 27th August 2007, 12:08

She was a very careing mother, liked to frisby plates of food across the kitchen!

*Starla* · #24 27th August 2007, 13:12

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Originally Posted by Nadiapeace

Oh God thats horrible

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I know, I'm scared

#25 27th August 2007, 13:47

Skink, you've traumatized these poor lassies

Aurora · #26 27th August 2007, 16:01

tonight is a roast!

*Starla* · #27 27th August 2007, 16:06

Oh mines was dead nice. I had:-

chicken madras and rice
naan bread
chappatis
onion bhajis and yoghurt sauce

And there's sticky toffee pudding for afters, hurrah!

*Starla* · #28 27th August 2007, 16:07

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Originally Posted by Aurora

tonight is a roast!

mmm roast what?

Kevin Hodge · #29 27th August 2007, 20:30

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Originally Posted by nothing_to_say

Skink, you've traumatized these poor lassies

don't worry ladies, it's only linda mcartney!

Demonique · #30 27th August 2007, 20:45

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Originally Posted by *Starla*

Oh mines was dead nice. I had:-

chicken madras and rice
naan bread
chappatis
onion bhajis and yoghurt sauce

And there's sticky toffee pudding for afters, hurrah!

Mmmmm that sounds gorgeous! I love Indian food.

I had bbq chicken burger with salad and curly fries, then a slice of choc gateau, i'm going to have some healthy rice in abit.