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My cousin once refused to eat nothing but salad cream sandwiches for about a year.
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Tue 19 Jun 2007, 14:44,
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I like salad cream and am horribly middle class
*outs self*
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Tue 19 Jun 2007, 14:45,
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*outs self*
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*eats Spinach and ricotta canneloni*
Mmmm.
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Tue 19 Jun 2007, 14:46,
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Mmmm.
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That and cauldron things.
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Tue 19 Jun 2007, 14:49,
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i've not eaten salad cream sandwiches for longer than that
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Tue 19 Jun 2007, 14:46,
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And no, more like about a year. The family was really REALLY worried about her.
However I was only about 5, and I barely cared.
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Tue 19 Jun 2007, 14:47,
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However I was only about 5, and I barely cared.
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is quite ITV. Mayonnaise is BBC.
Horseradish sauce is Channel 4 and Daddies is Channel 5
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Tue 19 Jun 2007, 14:46,
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Horseradish sauce is Channel 4 and Daddies is Channel 5
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is the news that looks most like "The Day Today"
I think ITV still wins that
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Tue 19 Jun 2007, 14:52,
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I think ITV still wins that
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I wonder if they've ever watched it and thought "this Day Today gets all the best stories!"
edit: "Facts x Importance = News!"
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Tue 19 Jun 2007, 14:57,
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edit: "Facts x Importance = News!"
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Channel 4 is all about the Marie Rose, whereas BBC has gone all 'generic burger sauce'.
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'burger sauce'.
I don't think I really want to.
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Tue 19 Jun 2007, 14:57,
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I don't think I really want to.
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Salad cream = working class
Mayonnaise = middle class
Aioli = Nigel Fucking Slater
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Tue 19 Jun 2007, 14:46,
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Mayonnaise = middle class
Aioli = Nigel Fucking Slater
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my sister's boyfriend has a Nigel Slater book
all the instructions appear to be:
1. Get a big fuck-off pan
2. Put meat in it
3. Fill it to the brim with water
4. Leave it to boil for 3 hours until meat is welded to the bottom
5. Profit
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Tue 19 Jun 2007, 14:52,
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all the instructions appear to be:
1. Get a big fuck-off pan
2. Put meat in it
3. Fill it to the brim with water
4. Leave it to boil for 3 hours until meat is welded to the bottom
5. Profit
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with the intention of making stew.
Then I went out without turning it off.
The house smelt of burnt beef for WEEKS.
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Tue 19 Jun 2007, 14:53,
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Then I went out without turning it off.
The house smelt of burnt beef for WEEKS.
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You get the Observer magazine, flick to Nigel Slater's recipe section, then one person reads the recipe title and the other one has to guess the ingredients.
Eg:
"Butternut squash with thyme"
"Butternut squash, thyme, olive oil"
"Correct"
etc
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Tue 19 Jun 2007, 14:55,
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Eg:
"Butternut squash with thyme"
"Butternut squash, thyme, olive oil"
"Correct"
etc