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Old Sep 21st 2010, 9:25 am
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Originally Posted by Officer Dibble
Tough call.

Personally, I'm more of George Foreman man but thats a story for another day.
That's cause yer single and live in a bedsit
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Default Re: A typical "Aussie Barbie?"

Originally Posted by iamthecreaturefromuranus
Soooo....

I can either use the $99 kettle drum BBQ and share my food, which is coated with half a pound of charcoal, with a billion flies, while standing in the boiling hot sun as my beer goes warm, or....

sit in my air condition kitchen with beer direct from the fridge, no flies and use my $2000 oven to cook the food to perfection.

Hmmm.. it's a tough decision isn't it?
Based on your description on how to BBQ, I think Amazulu has proved his point.
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Originally Posted by Bernie Barfly
That's cause yer single and live in a bedsit
True. Just glad I dont have to cook toast with matches anymore.
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Old Sep 21st 2010, 10:01 am
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Originally Posted by Officer Dibble
True. Just glad I dont have to cook toast with matches anymore.
You had toastposh b'stard.
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Originally Posted by Bernie Barfly
You had toastposh b'stard.
Nothing beats a nice bit of toast, none of this BBQ rubbish, I'll stick to my nice toasted sandwich maker
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Originally Posted by Pollyana
Nothing beats a nice bit of toast, none of this BBQ rubbish, I'll stick to my nice toasted sandwich maker
Enjoy til feb
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Originally Posted by Bernie Barfly
Enjoy til feb
You want it BACK?
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Originally Posted by Pollyana
You want it BACK?
Box n all
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Originally Posted by Bernie Barfly
Box n all

Could you get me one from Argos then I'll pick it up next month
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Originally Posted by Alfresco
Based on your description on how to BBQ, I think Amazulu has proved his point.
I suppose you could go out and spend three grand on a mains gas powered, plumbed in, BBQ... but you would still be spending your time fighting the flies for your food.

You just wait until your first Summer here, when the blow flies arrive from the interior, you might reassess that eating round the BBQ... they are persistent little bastards and will spend all their time trying to get in your mouth, up your nose, in your ears, in your eyes... and any other orifice you expose.
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Default Re: A typical "Aussie Barbie?"

Originally Posted by iamthecreaturefromuranus
I suppose you could go out and spend three grand on a mains gas powered, plumbed in, BBQ... but you would still be spending your time fighting the flies for your food.

You just wait until your first Summer here, when the blow flies arrive from the interior, you might reassess that eating round the BBQ... they are persistent little bastards and will spend all their time trying to get in your mouth, up your nose, in your ears, in your eyes... and any other orifice you expose.
Oh he's in for a nasty surprise
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Default Re: A typical "Aussie Barbie?"

Originally Posted by mikeco1
This is a GENUINE question.

Does a typical "Aussie Barbie" exist as it is so widely believed or is it just a myth for the tourists and if it truly does exist what does a typical barbie consist of, and is it just a rural meal or is it included in the city areas.

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So I take it from all your very interesting replies that the "typical Aussie Barbie" is just a myth and no different from the "UK POM" barbie. No joke, but in some top restaurants there is, Ostrich steaks, Crocodile and Kangaroo and I presumed that this was part of a typical Aussie Barbie, but I'm sure if it was, you would have informed me. So its just Sausages, burgers, beef steaks with salad. hmm, very interesting

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Default Re: A typical "Aussie Barbie?"

Originally Posted by Amazulu
Aussies, like Poms, do not have a clue how to barbecue properly and Aussie barbecues are pathetic affairs.

Ask a Saffa if you want to know how to barbecue properly - we are barbecue Gods.

Come and worship at our barbecue altar.
Just had my first poicy a couple of nights ago with a pile of Saffa's.
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Originally Posted by mikeco1
So I take it from all your very interesting replies that the "typical Aussie Barbie" is just a myth and no different from the "UK POM" barbie. No joke, but in some top restaurants there is, Ostrich steaks, Crocodile and Kangaroo and I presumed that this was part of a typical Aussie Barbie, but I'm sure if it was, you would have informed me. So its just Sausages, burgers, beef steaks with salad. hmm, very interesting

Mike

There were some Kangaroo steaks at the last BBQ I went to. It wasn't an Aussie's BBQ though, it was with my English mates
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Default Re: A typical "Aussie Barbie?"

Originally Posted by mikeco1
So I take it from all your very interesting replies that the "typical Aussie Barbie" is just a myth and no different from the "UK POM" barbie. No joke, but in some top restaurants there is, Ostrich steaks, Crocodile and Kangaroo and I presumed that this was part of a typical Aussie Barbie, but I'm sure if it was, you would have informed me. So its just Sausages, burgers, beef steaks with salad. hmm, very interesting

Mike
Chicken, fish and prawns are popular too.
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