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Post 201

toybox

Sandwiches are done with baguette. End of smiley - cross


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Post 202

Mr. Dreadful - But really I'm not actually your friend, but I am...

No! No! No! Baguettes are for tearing up and serving with soup or cheese. smiley - tongueout


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Post 203

winnoch2 - Impostair Syndromair Extraordinaire

Aren't bagguettes just small carrier bags?


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Post 204

swl

... served with soup or cheese.


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Post 205

Icy North

I made some French bread this evening, in the machine. It came out as a square loaf, not a baguette, but it did taste nice.

I cut it in slices than halved them into rectangles. It still tasted nice.


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Post 206

Sol

But it would have tasted better had you cut it into triangles...


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Post 207

Reddy Freddy

Brown sauce? In a bacon sarnie?

To coin a phrase...no, No, NO!

RFsmiley - evilgrin


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Post 208

Sho - employed again!

bacon (and all meat, actually) to be ruthlessly (absolutely, completely and utterly) shorn of ALL fat. smiley - ill


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Post 209

Alfster

Or dipping into a mix of virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar..yum.


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Post 210

Alfster

That's for baguettes...paste command didn't work.


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Post 211

Kerr_Avon - hunting stray apostrophes and gutting poorly parsed sentences

You're kidding, right Sho? The fat's the best bit!

smiley - ale


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Post 212

Sho - employed again!

if it is very very very crispy. Otherwise the best thing about being a vegetarian (and I am considering returning to that state) is not ever having to worry about accidently eating gristle, glibbery fat or worse. smiley - ill


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Post 213

winnoch2 - Impostair Syndromair Extraordinaire

"not ever having to worry about accidently eating gristle, glibbery fat or worse"
I'm totally in agreement. When i crunch into a bit of chicken gristle or fat, the ol' gag reflex kicks in. I can't go near Greggs chicken sandwiches anymore because I ate one once that had gristle in every mouthful. In fact, unless I've taken the chicken from the bone myself, I just can't eat any chicken sandwiches since that indecent smiley - yuk


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Post 214

Dr Anthea - ah who needs to learn things... just google it!

I can no longer eat pies from the supermarket because Joe found some blue plastic in one smiley - ill


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Post 215

Mr. Dreadful - But really I'm not actually your friend, but I am...

One of the low points of the indoor LRP events I used to go to was the Suspicious Wobbly Tubes And Gristle stew we'd be served on Saturday nights. Luckily, there were plenty of vegetables an stuff.


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Post 216

Sho - employed again!

It's one reason I still go for the vegetarian option (or filet steak) when I eat out. And when I fly I always get the vegetarian meal. Although for some reason I have found myself very very partial to belly pork with kimchi and tofu in soup (Sun du bu) when I eat Korean food.


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Post 217

Kerr_Avon - hunting stray apostrophes and gutting poorly parsed sentences

But belly pork is 80% fat...

smiley - ale


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Post 218

Icy North

I found a large black fly (dead) in my last supermarket pie smiley - yuk

I'll carry on eating them if they respond positively to my complaint.


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Post 219

Dr Anthea - ah who needs to learn things... just google it!

they sent us a tenner....
which i suppose was more than the pie cost


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Post 220

Icy North

I don't want money, I asked for a detailed description of how this entered their supply chain.


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