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  1. 03-19-2008, 01:30 AM #51
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    I've always enjoyed eating nacho cheese Doritos and Chip Ahoy chocolate chip cookies together.
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  2. 03-19-2008, 05:49 AM #52
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    Quote Originally Posted by adickerson0 View Post
    Tuna fish and horseradish milkshakes....YUM!!!
    i would really like to believe you are making that up.....

    and Marmite was on jay leno. kate beckinsale was talking about it! how funny.

    wheatbix sounds like sheaded wheat cereal? right?
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    Weet-bix are rectangular shaped biscuits made up of compressed wheat flakes (I think). Kind of like chip board. We eat them mainly as a breakfast cereal over here.

    I can deal with marmite, but can't cope with promite for some reason.

    The best thing I ever tried in the UK, sweets-wise, was clotted cream in the Cotswolds (Lower Slaughter, I think it was). Now THAT'S what I call cream

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    Fully endorse the cheese and bana combo - toasted on nice bread is just tremendous.
    My favourite dish, which my mum is perhaps cooking in her heaven, is tripe soup - a Scottish classic! Tripe, onions, potatoe, stock and milk. Just love feeling the different types of cow stomach on my tongue, some furry, some with segments some just fat and juicy. Not so easy to get hold of good tripe anymore. Followed by Strawbs and black pepper with some Mackies ice cream (none of that Nardinis crap from Largs - only joking Garry!)


    Quote Originally Posted by sicboater View Post
    Bananas and sharp cheddar cheese go well together for me...I also like Scotch and Chocolate together. I am really glad to see this appears quite normal next to some of the combos listed here!
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  5. 03-20-2008, 06:50 PM #55
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    Quote Originally Posted by JMS View Post
    Thats what they tell you is in it, but is that really whats in it?

    The truth!!
    I love that film. It's been a long time since I saw it, so thanks Mark! Going to see if I can find a copy.

    Quote Originally Posted by Jimbo View Post
    The best thing I ever tried in the UK, sweets-wise, was clotted cream in the Cotswolds (Lower Slaughter, I think it was). Now THAT'S what I call cream

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    Yep, I am weak weak weak for scones with clotted cream and jam. And they have to have at least half inch of cream. I once put a dollop on the nose of my cat and it was licking away for hours!
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  • 03-20-2008, 08:21 PM #56
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    Quote Originally Posted by Galopede View Post

    Weetabix and WeetBix are breakfast cereals that come in the form a sort of large biscuit of wheat flakes. They are British an Australian respectively but are also sold in the USA and have even appeared on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. (Spike enjoyed Weetabix soaked in blood... )
    Yes but Spike was British and he only could get them from Giles who often had things sent to him from the motherland to make his stay among the barbarians more comfortabe.
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  • 03-20-2008, 11:50 PM #57
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    Just so we're all clear on this, these are biscuits.
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    That is a scone my friend! You say potato we say....

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    Just so we're all clear on this, these are biscuits.
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    My favorite breakfast :Chocolate gravy with butter and biscuits (the American style)
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    Beef tongue is darn tasty. Anyone ever eaten groundhog (wood chuck)? Dad grew up on them so I have had a few. Then there is bear, deer, elk, antelope, moose, snake, turtle, frog, squirrel, rabbit, pheasant, quail, squab, wild turkey, dove, antelope, alligator, boar and a slew of other woodland creatures. I support PETA (people for the eating of tasty animals).

    Vegemite, that is yeast durative, think yeast jelly, that is popular in Australia. Never tried it.
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