A bit council Vol 2
Discussion
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Slightly OT....
However crap they are I love those, but can't force myself to buy any mechanically recovered meat. For those who may not know, when all the cuts of meat have been removed from an animal everything that is left (the crap...) is taken off by a device resembling an electronic Edward Scissorhands, nice. Really hard to find 'plastic' hotdogs that don't contain it. Gross
'aHowever crap they are I love those, but can't force myself to buy any mechanically recovered meat. For those who may not know, when all the cuts of meat have been removed from an animal everything that is left (the crap...) is taken off by a device resembling an electronic Edward Scissorhands, nice. Really hard to find 'plastic' hotdogs that don't contain it. Gross
holes and eyelids!' Lovely stuff... Still, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, apart from Polio. 
Fray Bentos pies rock, and they are a big family tradition. Not so much council, as post war austerity food.
My American aunt was born in the UK but left aged about age 8 when my grandparents emigrated. One of her lasting childhood memories is of Tyne Brand and Frey Bentos tinned pies.
She comes back to Britain once a year and rents a house for a month or two. When we go to visit we always have Frey Bentos pies, mash - usually proper mash - and tinned peas cooked with an Oxo cube until it becomes a thick green/black sludge.
It's our council feast.
Next year i plan to find a flat roof pub for us to drink heavily in before i fight my uncle in the car park.
My American aunt was born in the UK but left aged about age 8 when my grandparents emigrated. One of her lasting childhood memories is of Tyne Brand and Frey Bentos tinned pies.
She comes back to Britain once a year and rents a house for a month or two. When we go to visit we always have Frey Bentos pies, mash - usually proper mash - and tinned peas cooked with an Oxo cube until it becomes a thick green/black sludge.
It's our council feast.
Next year i plan to find a flat roof pub for us to drink heavily in before i fight my uncle in the car park.
wildcat45 said:
Fray Bentos pies rock, and they are a big family tradition. Not so much council, as post war austerity food.
My American aunt was born in the UK but left aged about age 8 when my grandparents emigrated. One of her lasting childhood memories is of Tyne Brand and Frey Bentos tinned pies.
She comes back to Britain once a year and rents a house for a month or two. When we go to visit we always have Frey Bentos pies, mash - usually proper mash - and tinned peas cooked with an Oxo cube until it becomes a thick green/black sludge.
It's our council feast.
Next year i plan to find a flat roof pub for us to drink heavily in before i fight my uncle in the car park.
Are you sure he's just your uncle?My American aunt was born in the UK but left aged about age 8 when my grandparents emigrated. One of her lasting childhood memories is of Tyne Brand and Frey Bentos tinned pies.
She comes back to Britain once a year and rents a house for a month or two. When we go to visit we always have Frey Bentos pies, mash - usually proper mash - and tinned peas cooked with an Oxo cube until it becomes a thick green/black sludge.
It's our council feast.
Next year i plan to find a flat roof pub for us to drink heavily in before i fight my uncle in the car park.
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Slightly OT....
However crap they are I love those, but can't force myself to buy any mechanically recovered meat. For those who may not know, when all the cuts of meat have been removed from an animal everything that is left (the crap...) is taken off by a device resembling an electronic Edward Scissorhands, nice. Really hard to find 'plastic' hotdogs that don't contain it. Gross
The modern way is to power wash the carcass and collect the pink sludge in a colander. It looks like a McDonald's milkshake.However crap they are I love those, but can't force myself to buy any mechanically recovered meat. For those who may not know, when all the cuts of meat have been removed from an animal everything that is left (the crap...) is taken off by a device resembling an electronic Edward Scissorhands, nice. Really hard to find 'plastic' hotdogs that don't contain it. Gross
Trabi601 said:
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Slightly OT....
However crap they are I love those, but can't force myself to buy any mechanically recovered meat. For those who may not know, when all the cuts of meat have been removed from an animal everything that is left (the crap...) is taken off by a device resembling an electronic Edward Scissorhands, nice. Really hard to find 'plastic' hotdogs that don't contain it. Gross
The modern way is to power wash the carcass and collect the pink sludge in a colander. It looks like a McDonald's milkshake.However crap they are I love those, but can't force myself to buy any mechanically recovered meat. For those who may not know, when all the cuts of meat have been removed from an animal everything that is left (the crap...) is taken off by a device resembling an electronic Edward Scissorhands, nice. Really hard to find 'plastic' hotdogs that don't contain it. Gross
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Trabi601 said:
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Slightly OT....
However crap they are I love those, but can't force myself to buy any mechanically recovered meat. For those who may not know, when all the cuts of meat have been removed from an animal everything that is left (the crap...) is taken off by a device resembling an electronic Edward Scissorhands, nice. Really hard to find 'plastic' hotdogs that don't contain it. Gross
The modern way is to power wash the carcass and collect the pink sludge in a colander. It looks like a McDonald's milkshake.However crap they are I love those, but can't force myself to buy any mechanically recovered meat. For those who may not know, when all the cuts of meat have been removed from an animal everything that is left (the crap...) is taken off by a device resembling an electronic Edward Scissorhands, nice. Really hard to find 'plastic' hotdogs that don't contain it. Gross
Edit to apologise for poor grammar in the meme.
Edited by Jonmx on Saturday 25th March 22:59
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Slightly OT....
However crap they are I love those, but can't force myself to buy any mechanically recovered meat. For those who may not know, when all the cuts of meat have been removed from an animal everything that is left (the crap...) is taken off by a device resembling an electronic Edward Scissorhands, nice. Really hard to find 'plastic' hotdogs that don't contain it. Gross
How do you know it contains MRM? It isn't on the list of ingredients?However crap they are I love those, but can't force myself to buy any mechanically recovered meat. For those who may not know, when all the cuts of meat have been removed from an animal everything that is left (the crap...) is taken off by a device resembling an electronic Edward Scissorhands, nice. Really hard to find 'plastic' hotdogs that don't contain it. Gross
NWTony said:
Fermit The Krog and Sexy Sarah said:
Slightly OT....
However crap they are I love those, but can't force myself to buy any mechanically recovered meat. For those who may not know, when all the cuts of meat have been removed from an animal everything that is left (the crap...) is taken off by a device resembling an electronic Edward Scissorhands, nice. Really hard to find 'plastic' hotdogs that don't contain it. Gross
How do you know it contains MRM? It isn't on the list of ingredients?However crap they are I love those, but can't force myself to buy any mechanically recovered meat. For those who may not know, when all the cuts of meat have been removed from an animal everything that is left (the crap...) is taken off by a device resembling an electronic Edward Scissorhands, nice. Really hard to find 'plastic' hotdogs that don't contain it. Gross
The more I see it the more I believe that it's the most accurate indicator of being a bit:
Holding a knife like a pen.
Who teaches their kids to eat like this, apart from Council parents? Eat properly you fking chav!
This has probably been mentioned MANY times but it was making my st itch while I was having breakfast in a caff yesterday. Which, of course, is also deeply council.
Holding a knife like a pen.
Who teaches their kids to eat like this, apart from Council parents? Eat properly you f
king chav!This has probably been mentioned MANY times but it was making my s
t itch while I was having breakfast in a caff yesterday. Which, of course, is also deeply council.S11Steve said:
Lance Catarmaran said:
What's wrong with waffles?
As above, like eating crispy cotton wool balls. No real flavour or substance, just a dry, powdery texture once you get through the initial crunch.Kids thought they were great though, but then they also like eating bogies, so I can't trust their judgement on food.
Lance Catamaran said:
Only if you buy a crap brand. Microwave chips are truly grim though, and Rustler burgers are something you feel ashamed to do but still get drawn to anyway, like the Daily Mail website
......I feel so dirty going there. I happily view Pornhub on my normal browser and go incognito for The Mail Online. I would feel so ashamed if my wife and daughters found out 
Lance Catamaran said:
S11Steve said:
Lance Catarmaran said:
What's wrong with waffles?
As above, like eating crispy cotton wool balls. No real flavour or substance, just a dry, powdery texture once you get through the initial crunch.Kids thought they were great though, but then they also like eating bogies, so I can't trust their judgement on food.
HTP99 said:
Lance Catamaran said:
S11Steve said:
Lance Catarmaran said:
What's wrong with waffles?
As above, like eating crispy cotton wool balls. No real flavour or substance, just a dry, powdery texture once you get through the initial crunch.Kids thought they were great though, but then they also like eating bogies, so I can't trust their judgement on food.
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