whats your biggest vice when it comes to food?

[TheJimi]

Yo Spunk, have you tried *real* biltong?

I don't mean the stuff you get in packets in the supermarkets, but proper fresh stuff?

No comparison, imo.

[Du1point8]

TheJimi said:

Yo Spunk, have you tried *real* biltong?

I don't mean the stuff you get in packets in the supermarkets, but proper fresh stuff?

No comparison, imo.

where is the best place to get it from in the UK, preferably online or in person in London.

I sometimes use http://www.thesavanna.co.uk at London bridge.

Strangely enough I found Fortnum and Mason cheaper so started going there but its a ball ache with all the tourists around.

[TheJimi]

In my opinion, Susmans - http://www.biltong.co.uk/

[Justin Cyder]

Broccoli. Five pages & the first mention of vegetables, you fat fkers.

[Scantily]

Justin Cyder said:

Broccoli. Five pages & the first mention of vegetables, you fat fkers.

You've crossed a line, that's just disgusting.

[LukeR94]

This thread is pure torture for me, im on a diet due to wanting to lose some weight and get healthier! When I read someone posted mcdonalds I nearly fainted.

ALL I CRAVE IS EVERYTHING FATTY!


If you want my vice.... well that has to be Smash (Yes, instant mash) I could eat it all day.

[speedysoprano]

Justin Cyder said:

Broccoli. Five pages & the first mention of vegetables, you fat fkers.

Firstly: I'm not fat.

Secondly: I've never known a single person for whom broccoli is a guilty pleasure, with the possible exception of myself - I only eat it when my husband isn't around because he hates the smell!

[TheJimi]

Can confirm: Broccoli is the work of Satan.

[bobbo89]

lepetitoeuf said:

Salted almonds. I keep a large jar in the kitchen and have a handful every day.

That reminds me, salted almond Toblerone

[Justin Cyder]

TheJimi said:

Can confirm: Broccoli is the work of Satan.

Can confirm at a much higher level: It isn't.

[speedysoprano]

Justin Cyder said:

Can confirm at a much higher level: It isn't.

Agree completely. Broccoli is fantastic. As are brussels sprouts and cauliflower.

• braces self*

[DavesFlaps]

speedysoprano said:

brussels sprouts

[Shaolin]

speedysoprano said:

• braces self*

You'll need to, they can be a bit "windy".

[D1ngd0ng]

Justin Cyder said:

Broccoli. Five pages & the first mention of vegetables, you fat fkers.

Did my roaSt potatoes not count as they were cooked in dripping?

[juliethotel]

mattdaniels said:

Cadbury's Chocolate Fingers that have been refrigerated.

God bless Costco six packs.

Likewise, I've done 2 packs in less than ten minutes before, not sure what it is about them but if any amount of cadburys fingers are in my possession then they are on borrowed time.

I'm nearly as bad with chocolate hobnobs, and it's a good thing those cadbury snack biscuits only come in 6 packs.

[hairyben]

speedysoprano said:

Justin Cyder said:

Can confirm at a much higher level: It isn't.

Agree completely. Broccoli is fantastic. As are brussels sprouts and cauliflower.

• braces self*

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It's okay guys I think I've cleansed the thread.

[Jonny_]

Mostly very savoury stuff...

Salami
Peperami
Parma ham
Many and varied cheeses, particularly smoked Wensleydale, Comte, black pepper Boursin, parmesan...
KFC. Original recipe stuff on the bone. And hot wings, mmmmmm.
McChicken McNuggets. I know they're garbage. I worked there when I was 16 and we referred to them as "battered cysts"... But they're addictive!
Burger King burgers, Big Kings or Whoppers, again technically crap but hit the spot anyway.
Garlic mushrooms - whether breaded, creamy, or just fried in garlicky butter.
Fresh crusty bread and proper butter, none of this low fat low salt dross.
Quality ice cream, Ben and Jerry's as a minimum standard.
Olives.

Hard to pick the biggest vice of all the above, think just salty, fatty stuff in general is my vice!

[Fury RS]

Foremost Indian Food, my growing waistline is evidence of this I also eat too much strong vintage cheddar and I love salted butter way to much for my own good...

[Mr Snap]

Walkers Pork Pies.

Before they became freely available in Waitrose you could only buy them it Leicester. For 30 years I used to pretend I was going to see my parents at Xmas but the real reason was to visit the Walkers shop. Oddly, I still associate the smell of fresh veg with pies because the Walkers shop was on Cheapside, next to the veg market.

[Hoofy]

McCoy's Salt and Vinegar. I could sit here and eat an entire multipack.