#47

Someone on BBC Radio London had a chef on as a guest. The presenter said that his granny called soup “water with bits in”.

#48

Amazed that this isn’t a more widely accepted practice. Thought it was standard behaviour tbh.

#50

Not sure about this un;

#51

Sounds like ol’Delia’s been back on the sauce with shit like this.

Almonds, garlic, apples and grapes :confused:

#52

cold soup, cold baked beans, warm ice cream, love it all

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#53

you’re such an easy-going fella

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#54

Or ‘milk’, as it’s usually known.

#55

mate, if there’s one thing I’ve learned from my 12 years on these boards, its that its highly likely that you’re not the weird one in these situations. we’re talking about a forum comprised of people who’ll swill pints of beef flavoured beer for kicks, remember.

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#56

Had a great gazpacho last week that also had strawberries and balsamic in. was fucking delicious.

#57

My dad has been having strawberries with black pepper on

  • wtf
  • yummy yummy in my tummy

0 voters

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#58

“Hi, I’m Gareth, but my friends call me Gaz”
“It’s a pleasure to meet you Mr Pacho”

#59

Where did he come up with this idea?

#60

delicious. Also strawberries in a salad with a thick balsamic reduction/glaze is peng.

#61

God knows. Didn’t really investigate too much. Was a bit more like “alright you weirdo”

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#63

It is a ‘thing’

#64

A very delicious thing at that.

#65

You talking about me?

#66

Yes.

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#68

eggs on pizza, mushroom flavoured beer, cheese ‘tasters’, and I’M the freak?!

you all deserve each other.

#71

Not many beeves in this thread yet, I’d go as far as saying none

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