#43

I’d disagree with you on the roast dinners, firstly because I’ve had some banging roast dinners in pubs and secondly because they’re too much effort to cooked all the elements

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#44

I once went out with my bfs family where these special prawns were on the menu for starters and everyone ordered the prawns and I just couldn’t
Like 10 orders of prawns and one soup for me :woman_shrugging:

#45

scampi i guess but i’ll still get scampi idgaf

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#46

Depends if you have a deep fryer at home in this case.

#47

I never want a whole portion of the extras, chips, garlic bread, whatever. So I’m that annoying person asking if someone wants to share. From there I usually only have about 2 options (though this is getting better with more vegan stuff about) by which I judge of size and price as well as just fancying something.

#48

There’s just always at least one element of it that isn’t as good as you/whoever usually makes your roast dinners can do it.

#49

I’m not ordering the same meal as my bf as that would make us look like unadventurous losers

I’m so against it you don’t even know how against it I am

(Bf and I share everything though and swap dinner plates half way through even if we were somewhere super posh)

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#50

Don’t like it when somebody spots something good on the menu and everyone else decides to order it as well. Intentionally order something different to be difficult

#51

Tend to go lasagne if I’m away alone with work and can’t be arsed making any decisions. Can eat with one hand, type away with the other. 99% of the time it’s gonna be good enough, and there’s enough curveballs to make them all different from place to place.

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#52

“Chips for the table anyone?”

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#53

I once shared a dessert with an old guy that had been working with us for a few months, it was kind of romantic.

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#54

Me and Mrs F very rarely order the same thing, and I guess it differs if it’s just 2 of you as opposed to more people but if you both like something enough to order it, why the fuck not.

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#55

Far too greedy for this to ever end well.

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#56

eating lasagne with one hand

  • i am garfield :cat:
  • what? how?

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#57

don’t even need a fork just pop a hand in

#58

Especially if you want one but would only be cooking for one - would do terrible things for a decent pub roast with a couple of pints this Sunday

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#59

Easier if it comes in a little individual dish rather than just on a plate.

#60

Imagining a lasagne pizza now and not hating the idea

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#61

Guys just order what you want to eat when you go to a restaurant, fuck everyone else

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#62

Deep fried lasagne pizza

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