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What Are You Eating Right Now?
22 July 2013
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Hash browns without ketchup on top is like a day without sunshine.

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22 July 2013
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Ketchup is disgusting, the worst thing ever to happen to the glorious tomato. (And the sunshine’s overrated, too!)

GEORGE: In fact, The Detroit Sound. JOHN: In fact, yes. GEORGE: In fact, yeah. Tamla-Motown artists are our favorites. The Miracles. JOHN: We like Marvin Gaye. GEORGE: The Impressions PAUL & GEORGE: Mary Wells. GEORGE: The Exciters. RINGO: Chuck Jackson. JOHN: To name but eighty. 

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22 July 2013
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vonbontee said
Ketchup is disgusting, the worst thing ever to happen to the glorious tomato. (And the sunshine’s overrated, too!)

My wife begs to differ. To her, ketchup is tomato wine. But is simply has to be Heinz – no other will do.

As for the topic of this thread, I am currently munching on…

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22 July 2013
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Back in the 70s, Heinz ketchup (or “catsup”) used Carly Simon singing the song “Anticipation” for one of their TV commercials, highlighting how slowly it poured out of the bottle because it was so thick and rich:  “It’s *slow* good…”

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22 July 2013
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Zig said

vonbontee said
Ketchup is disgusting, the worst thing ever to happen to the glorious tomato. (And the sunshine’s overrated, too!)

My wife begs to differ. To her, ketchup is tomato wine. But is simply has to be Heinz – no other will do.

This. I need my Heinz tomato sauce (tho I am willing to let it go at a football match as a Scotch Pie needs red sauce). Its the same with Tetley Tea.

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23 July 2013
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Funny Paper said

Back in the 70s, Heinz ketchup (or “catsup”) used Carly Simon singing the song “Anticipation” for one of their TV commercials, highlighting how slowly it poured out of the bottle because it was so thick and rich:  “It’s *slow* good…”

I remember that ad campaign! Remember it fondly. And I know my anti-catsup opinion is a minority one. I used to use the stuff occasionally as a kid, like on sausages, but sometime around age 8 I just became irreversibly disgusted by it. I have never eaten a single chip, nor bite of hotdog, that was sullied by ketchup. Since the end of the ’70s, the only times I’d eaten ketchup semi-willingly was when I ordered a McDonald’s hamburger and forgot to ask that it be removed, requiring me to scrape off as much as I could, and wince at the taste of the defiled bun. And I haven’t eaten one of those since 1980-something.

GEORGE: In fact, The Detroit Sound. JOHN: In fact, yes. GEORGE: In fact, yeah. Tamla-Motown artists are our favorites. The Miracles. JOHN: We like Marvin Gaye. GEORGE: The Impressions PAUL & GEORGE: Mary Wells. GEORGE: The Exciters. RINGO: Chuck Jackson. JOHN: To name but eighty. 

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23 July 2013
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One of these delicious thingy’s…  

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23 July 2013
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Never had hash brown, but it looks like something I would love.

Just had a big bowl of vanilla and chocolate ice cream. Sweet baby Jesus it’s hot.

Some day, try this out:

Put a thick slice of pound cake in a bowl.

On top of that, put 2 scoops of vanilla ice cream.

Then on top of that, pour heated chocolate syrup.

Instructions: Eat while the syrup is hot, combined with the coldness of the ice cream, with the rich texture of the pound cake completing the perfection.

 

Omygod that sounds so great. I’ll try that soon. 

Still friggin hot outside btw. It was supposed to be raining and then it would be storming but so far nothing has happened. Yet.

 

 

24 July 2013
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I am eating red wine right now.  I eat lots of it.

E is for 'Ergent'.

24 July 2013
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vonbontee said

I have never eaten a single chip, nor bite of hotdog, that was sullied by ketchup. Since the end of the ’70s, the only times I’d eaten ketchup semi-willingly was when I ordered a McDonald’s hamburger and forgot to ask that it be removed, requiring me to scrape off as much as I could, and wince at the taste of the defiled bun

I laughed my ass off when I read your post.

Awesome use of the word sullied – a word not often heard anymore. As for the defiled bun…that killed me.

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30 July 2013
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Thanks Zig, I almost deleted that because I sound so damn pompous. What makes me superior just because my default condiment of choice is mustard? And I don’t mind Kraft’s BBQ sauce, which IS basically ketchup (with some hickory smoke flavour added, big deal). And it’s not as though I disapprove of anybody eating ketchup – I just really dislike the stuff and don’t want it anywhere near my mouth! Or on my plate. But if you approve of the post then that’s reason enough to keep it. Plus which you QUOTED part of it, so if I delete it becomes confusing for everybody.

Oh yeah, I’m currently “eating” my 7th (8th?) cup of coffee of the day. CAN U TELL??

GEORGE: In fact, The Detroit Sound. JOHN: In fact, yes. GEORGE: In fact, yeah. Tamla-Motown artists are our favorites. The Miracles. JOHN: We like Marvin Gaye. GEORGE: The Impressions PAUL & GEORGE: Mary Wells. GEORGE: The Exciters. RINGO: Chuck Jackson. JOHN: To name but eighty. 

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30 July 2013
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Have been snacking on cashew nuts all day. I just got a mad craving this morning and haven’t stopped eating the things since, apart from when I had an Asda ”chosen by you’ ratatouille for lunch (big mistake). I don’t know why anybody would choose to put that in their shop, knowing what it tastes like. You can make it yourself in 15 minutes, and it tastes so much better. Won’t bother again. Fresh is always best, I’ve now found.

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30 July 2013
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fabfouremily said
Have been snacking on cashew nuts all day. I just got a mad craving this morning and haven’t stopped eating the things since, apart from when I had an Asda ”chosen by you’ ratatouille for lunch (big mistake). I don’t know why anybody would choose to put that in their shop, knowing what it tastes like. You can make it yourself in 15 minutes, and it tastes so much better. Won’t bother again. Fresh is always best, I’ve now found.

Ever try cashew butter made from roasted cashews?  It’s like peanut butter in heaven.

 

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30 July 2013
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Now I’m eating toasted krumpets with butter and peanut butter on them, washed down with a strong cup of coffee with non-dairy creamer.

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30 July 2013
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I just had toasted crumpets with butter and raspberry jam. Delicious. Never had them with peanut butter, if I remember the next time I have some in the house i’ll give it a go.

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To me, peanut butter on krumpets requires butter to complete the flavor.

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Funny Paper said

fabfouremily said
Have been snacking on cashew nuts all day. I just got a mad craving this morning and haven’t stopped eating the things since, apart from when I had an Asda ”chosen by you’ ratatouille for lunch (big mistake). I don’t know why anybody would choose to put that in their shop, knowing what it tastes like. You can make it yourself in 15 minutes, and it tastes so much better. Won’t bother again. Fresh is always best, I’ve now found.

Ever try cashew butter made from roasted cashews?  It’s like peanut butter in heaven.
 
  

 

No, I’ve never had that. I can’t stand peanut butter, and I love peanuts, so I thought I might not like cashew butter either. Maybe I should try it.

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Well fabfouremily, if you don’t like peanut butter you may not like cashew butter — it’s the same consistency, just a much better flavor.

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I had a great breakfast a few moments ago.

Cheese and warm bread!

Just try it with tomatoes.I makes it perfect.

 

 

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Just putting together a quick dinner – crusty bread toasted with smoked salmon, cream cheese and spring onion.

Love love love crumpets with butter and peanut butter –  little piece’o’heaven.  You need to have butter so it drips down your chin!

 

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