Recommend ANYTHING

[Appear]

Yes, anyyyyyythiiiiiiiiing.

I did start to write a list of the sorts of things you might recommend but I got bored quite quickly (so I wouldn't recommend it).

But it's fairly self-explanatory - if there's something you like that you think others might like, share it!

[Appear]

Here's one from me:

- Tesco's Salt and Pepper Baguette - It's like tiger bread, but approximately 17x nicer. I'd eat it for every meal if I could.

[Gomen]

Super donuts

[Dougella]

The best vegan/dairy free chocolate (as long as you like hazelnuts and aren't allergic to them!) that I've found is called Vego

[Oddity]

Awesome drinks cooler

I've got ice on the inside of my glass from it (I have a pint glass in it)

[Mo34]

^
It's cracking in homemade facial masks too. Tho it can burn some skins (it burns my problem areas, tho I still use it as the results the next morning are grt for me).
It also stains skin orange if you use to much . It helps taking any redness out my facial skin. I'm told it's good for acne to (tho I don't know for sure)

[Ronnie_Pickering]

for nosepicking- forefinger

[Mo34]

^
I use this one:

http://www.itv.com/thismorning/style...ning-face-mask

It does leave me with blotchy red soreish patches afterwards (i'm told only some ppl get this reaction from turmeric,) so i do it at night and smother on moisturiser afterwards. It was very alarming the 1st time I used it! But the next morning the redness had gone both any natural redness and the turmeric reaction and my face was bright and glowing. It is messy tho. :/

[Jam]

Greggsnut. It's Greggs version of a cronut. If you have a sweet tooth then this is a must. Simply amazing.

[Ronnie_Pickering]

Originally Posted by HermannHesse

The book Evening of Long Goodbyes.

Funniest book I've ever read.

I might give this a buy. Humourous fiction I could use getting into more.

[Ronnie_Pickering]

lol my finger was in my nose when the thread came up.

[Appear]

I do not recommend the mint drink thing Costa are currently doing that someone told me I'd like because love mint ice cream. All it tastes of is half frozen watered-down milk.

See you in another 6 or 7 years, Costa.

[Clementine]

Originally Posted by Mo34

^
I use this one:

http://www.itv.com/thismorning/style...ning-face-mask

It does leave me with blotchy red soreish patches afterwards (i'm told only some ppl get this reaction from turmeric,) so i do it at night and smother on moisturiser afterwards. It was very alarming the 1st time I used it! But the next morning the redness had gone both any natural redness and the turmeric reaction and my face was bright and glowing. It is messy tho. :/

Thanks I'm going to try it and hope it doesn't melt my face off!

[Mo34]

Originally Posted by Clementine

Thanks I'm going to try it and hope it doesn't melt my face off!

lol,

*top tip - as mad as it sounds apply it with the back of metal spoon.

[Fluorescent Grey]

Scientology. I know that it has a bad reputation, and people tend to think of it as a cult based on the batshit ****ing insane teachings of an insane and paranoid ****wit. It's so much more than that. It's all about spreading love and peace and harassing anyone who won't accept that Commander Zemu (or whatever the **** he was called, as if it's at all important that I get my facts right when talking about such obviously ******** bullshit) dumped people in a volcano millions of years ago, which is why Tom Cruise.

[Lia]

Mochas, warm mochas, cold mochas...

[Appear]

Short courses on Coursera.

I've almost worked my way through the lectures from 'Buddhism and Modern Psychology' and have about a third left of a course on statistical inference for psychology that's proven to be much more informative than the basic statistics course you do as part of an undergraduate psychology degree (in fairness, it is aimed at postgrad level). Thinking of picking a few courses from the data science specialisation next.

[Spectrelight]

Originally Posted by Lia

Mochas, warm mochas, cold mochas...

Ice mochas have become my favorite summer drink, it's really cold and has caffeine in so kills two birds with one stone

[Mo34]

Originally Posted by Appear

Short courses on Coursera.

I've almost worked my way through the lectures from 'Buddhism and Modern Psychology' and have about a third left of a course on statistical inference for psychology that's proven to be much more informative than the basic statistics course you do as part of an undergraduate psychology degree (in fairness, it is aimed at postgrad level). Thinking of picking a few courses from the data science specialisation next.

Yeah I've done a few courses on there
Tho much more low brow one's, lol. Mostly things like animal welfare, behavior etc.. Really enjoyed them though.

[Appear]

^ Those sound like pretty important subjects to me.

I've been signed up with them for ages but had completely forgotten all about it. I'm really impressed with the quality of the two I'm doing at the moment. It's quite a brill resource really.

[Jam]

It looks good, I'm going to give it a proper look and decide if any courses takes my fancy.

[Appear]

^

(I'm obviously kidding.)

[Jam]

I highly recommend this, it's got the best courses out there.

[south]

If you have no nut allergies i recommend this recipe for chocolate peanut butter oat bars. Very easy to make.
link

[Schmosby]

Chicken nuggest just taste like breaded cardboard, so it's not much of a contest.

[Dougella]

^^ I've been told that Quorn does taste good, but I've heard lots of stories of people having unfortunate digestive reactions to it so I've stayed away so far!

[Oddity]

Southern frying anything makes it amazing

[Oddity]

Mmmmmm

[βetty]

I like the quorn chicken breasts, it's a bit off putting you have to boil them though. They've even got the cooked chicken guff smell.

^^^^^ My partner can't eat quorn, gives him bad stomach pains.

[Oddity]

Mmmmm chicken guff.

I actually thought the sausages were decent from what I remember, but they were as hotdogs so maybe the sauce and buns covered the taste up