[lit-ideas] Re: British cuisine
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- Date: Thu, 1 Jun 2006 20:11:53 EDT
Summer procrastination?? I'm not done with my Spring procrastination!!
Julie Krueger
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Date: 6/1/06 7:02:32 P.M. Central Daylight Time From: _carolkir@xxxxxxxxx
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Julie:
What WERE they thingking?!
ck: Yes, revolting. It's teenage heart attack promotion. Gravy's in there,
on top (?). Notice that the guy ordering isn't exactly slim, either. When I
first saw this ad, I was watching SNL. Thought it was a skit--that's how gross
the concoction seemed.
I'd better do something about this summer procrastination before it's
August. Right now, though, I'm celebrating.
ciaociao,
carol
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Liverwurst is evil. Have you seen the latest concoction KFC is advertising?
Mashed potatoes, a layer of corn on top, a layer of chicken strips on top
of that, and all topped with a melted cheese layer. (I think there may be
gravy in there somewhere but I can't recall where.)
What WERE they thingking?!
Julie Krueger
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Date: 6/1/06 11:45:48 A.M. Central Daylight Time From: _pas@xxxxxxxxx
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At 12:37 PM 6/1/2006, you wrote:
>>I do recommend, however, the ones for Fingus Fish Fingers and for Smash
>>Instant Potato (2)..."It is called Huddersfield." The range of products
>>remind me how truly awful the kwee-zeen was. "Tip Top Canned Desert
>>Topping." Aaaaaaargh.
>
>It's clearly been a while David. I remember evaporated milk, the poor
>cousin of 'desert topping'.
>
>What about 'Angel Delight'. I recall that we had a container of
>butterscotch flavour in our pantry for years - it never got finished and
>never got thrown away.
>
>And then there were school dinners...
While we're reminiscing about English "cuisine", has anyone ever had Baked
Beans on Toast with Cheese on top? mmm mmm mmm, I still eat that a couple
of times a month. Fast, cheap and out of control. My friend thinks I'm
nuts, but he eats liverworst on dry toast so I can't trust him.
Paul
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Paul Stone
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Kingsville, ON, Canada
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