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Re: oxo
Originally Posted by albertabound
(Post 7901118)
Really??
I consider myself quite well travelled and have noticed a distinct lack of "gravy" in lots of countries. U.S "country gravy" just isnt. Most countries will have a sauce or ju but it is not gravy. Again I make my own gravy using cubes to enhance the flavour. I do not use granules but know plenty of people who do. In the UK, I think it is a bit of a North/South thing too. When my southern niece came to stay, she had never heard of a pie dinner with gravy lol. And no that is not a Northern staple diet.:blink::blink: |
Re: oxo
Originally Posted by Kate2112
(Post 7901132)
Cool-Aid pickles would work well with that dish.
And only then qualified to comment on gravy?? |
Re: oxo
Originally Posted by albertabound
(Post 7901150)
Are you even British?
And only then qualified to comment on gravy?? |
Re: oxo
Originally Posted by Kate2112
(Post 7901159)
Yes and ?
Enjoy your cool aid pickles cos Ive got some proper English ones. |
Re: oxo
Originally Posted by albertabound
(Post 7901164)
And nothing!!
Enjoy your cool aid pickles cos Ive got some proper English ones. |
Re: oxo
Originally Posted by Kate2112
(Post 7901168)
Have a nice day dear :lol:
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Re: oxo
Originally Posted by brummi
(Post 7900899)
Wow really? Why?
Whenever anyone comes over I get beef, lamb, chicken and veg oxo's (as well as instant Bisto mmmm). Cubes are much better than the pathetic sachets they sell here. |
Re: oxo
Originally Posted by Jingle
(Post 7900945)
Hi Sam - Superstore has just started selling PC brand Aged Cheddar and Onion crisps. Bought some at the weekend as DH is (was!) a huge Walkers Cheese and Onion fan .... they passed the test although he said they could have been a little bit more oniony. As someone who can take them or leave them I thought they were closer than anything else I have tasted here.
J :) Well I went to Nofrills in Okotoks (small version of the Superstore) to look for these crisps and they didn't have any :thumbdown: But they had chicken and beef oxo cubes :thumbsup: Next time I visit the Superstore I'll give these crisps a go Sam |
Re: oxo
they sell english things in a shop in black diamond in the pharmacy on the corner we went there yesturday got some branston pickle and english musturd they have quite alot of stuff if you ask me may beable to remember what they had they have bisto gravey hula hoops english chocolate
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Re: oxo
Originally Posted by albertabound
(Post 7901118)
Really??
I consider myself quite well travelled and have noticed a distinct lack of "gravy" in lots of countries. U.S "country gravy" just isnt. Most countries will have a sauce or ju but it is not gravy. Again I make my own gravy using cubes to enhance the flavour. I do not use granules but know plenty of people who do. In the UK, I think it is a bit of a North/South thing too. When my southern niece came to stay, she had never heard of a pie dinner with gravy lol. And no that is not a Northern staple diet.:blink::blink: I love pies, and my favourite nursery rhyme is Simple Simon, because it contains several references to pies. Yum. :thumbup: |
Re: oxo
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 7909420)
I love pies, and my favourite nursery rhyme is Simple Simon, because it contains several references to pies. Yum. :thumbup:
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Re: oxo
How about Insane Clown Posse's song Piggy Pie?
I would've posted the youtube clip but I fear it might contravene Rule #2. Good song though, very old skool. :) |
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