whats your biggest vice when it comes to food?

whats your biggest vice when it comes to food?

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5potTurbo

12,551 posts

169 months

Thursday 14th August 2014
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Biggest vice? Just eating too much of it....especially:
Indian/Nepalese food
Chipotle burritos whenever I'm in the U.S or Canada
Garlic Gambas in the local Portuguese owned restos

lauda

3,485 posts

208 months

Thursday 14th August 2014
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Opara said:
Tyrell's pork and mustard scratchings, such an obvious idea I'm surprised it took so long to be invented.
Never seen these before. I'll be investigating.

Wacky Racer

38,178 posts

248 months

Thursday 14th August 2014
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Munchmallows.

Could happily eat fifty one after the other if they were put in front of me.

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Hoonigan

2,138 posts

236 months

Thursday 14th August 2014
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lauda said:
Opara said:
Tyrell's pork and mustard scratchings, such an obvious idea I'm surprised it took so long to be invented.
Never seen these before. I'll be investigating.
Bloody hell they sound amazing...

Opara

506 posts

171 months

Friday 15th August 2014
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Hoonigan said:
Bloody hell they sound amazing...
Just a heads up, they're exclusive to Waitrose and Sainsbury's

OdramaSwimLaden

1,971 posts

170 months

Friday 15th August 2014
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Fab lollies
Battenberg cake

Nervasport

227 posts

136 months

Saturday 16th August 2014
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EVERYTHING ..... Apart from mushrooms

0a

23,902 posts

195 months

Saturday 16th August 2014
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Cheese and super noodles chicken flavour.

T1berious

2,266 posts

156 months

Tuesday 19th August 2014
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Recently, it's been BBQ Ribs, get the ones from Waitrose and just use Stokes BBQ Sauce, an hour later, I'll have that rack on my own. If we have people round for a BBQ, I'll have to do a couple so I can have it on my own.

Mrs bought me back this stuff back from the states, was legendary.

http://www.amazon.com/Stonewall-Kitchen-Baby-Sauce...

I'd kill to get this stuff in the UK.

Indian food at every opportunity.

Tickle

4,927 posts

205 months

Tuesday 19th August 2014
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Double Cream, whenever using it when cooking I always have to have a few spoon fulls out the pot.

If I have some in the fridge on the weekend it will go in my coffee too.

tomw2000

2,508 posts

196 months

Tuesday 19th August 2014
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Cheese
Wine
Peanut M&Ms
Sausage
Toast (or bread) and butter - but have done really well and managed to almost give this up...

Mobile Chicane

20,843 posts

213 months

Tuesday 19th August 2014
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TheJimi said:
In my opinion, Susmans - http://www.biltong.co.uk/
Mine too.

This is the stuff sold at Harrod's / Selfridge's for £6.95 a bag.

Only £3.95 a bag direct from the manufacturer - so get 20 bags, right? It will all go... paperbag

anonymous-user

55 months

Tuesday 19th August 2014
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Pork pies from Middlemiss Butchers in Otley well worth a trip to the in-laws to pop by there to pick up a stash and if you time it right you can buy them just as they have poured the fat in.

The black pudding from costco that looks like one of madonnas sex toys, its not as good as the Bury market black pudding, but its dirty cheap, delicious and I don't have to drive to bury which is an added bonus.

and cheese of every variety from luminous processed filth to artisan stinky cheeses with funny names.

Lucas CAV

3,025 posts

220 months

Tuesday 19th August 2014
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Eaten like the Cookie Monster