[guide.chat] In Reply To: [guide.chat] Funny Yummy Sandwiches etcetera and School Dinners

From: "M BOWKER" <bowker288@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Guide Chat" <guide.chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2012 21:23:02 -0000

Hi Roland, I thought I had some funny butties but I draw the line at kippers 
and jam together. I like both but not as one. But I dare say you wouldn't like 
mine. Jelly butties. Each to his own. hehehehe.

Malcolm. 

To all the old timers and youngsters alike.

Applause is required for all the old timers that went through the rigors of the 
50's and 60's.  Blimey, beef dripping sandwiches  for Sunday tea pure luxury 
thats what that was.  Some of us had to manage with Pig's trotter brawn for 
Sunday Dinner and suck the bones for tea.
Still, it went nice with the cabbage and mash. Marge and sugar sarnies were a 
real treat, ah the good old days.

Of course nowadays being spoilt and all that, we give the grandkids
 up market sarnies such as tinned salmon, avocado and strawberry sauce, lovely, 
you want to try it.  Another nice sandwich is warm kipper and strawberry jam, 
yes, together.  

School meals, now theres something special about the 50's and 60's especially 
the desserts.  Who remembers Sago and Semolina with prunes, fantastic.  Rat 
trap Cheese and onion mashed potato pie, brilliant.

I feel hungry now, think I'll go and have myself a bit of that Lancashire hot 
pot the wife cooked earlier.

Oh, by the way girls, try Chocolate Spread with a sprinkle of Chilli dust for a 
real Mexican taste.

all the best chatters.
Ron Wilson
 

Lifess problems wouldn't be called hurdles if there wasn't a way over them.

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