Do you think that eating 6 crumpets....
#16
Originally Posted by MrsWillow
Now that is lunch and tea sorted!
Actually we have some fussy friends of the children over for tea tonight so we are having sausages and ice cream with lots of toppings!
Actually we have some fussy friends of the children over for tea tonight so we are having sausages and ice cream with lots of toppings!
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Originally Posted by Ki76
You gotta throw proper fish and chips or sausage, mash and onion gravy in there somewhere.... followed by steamed treacle pudding and custard... might have to do it in stages unless you want to make yourself ill!! LOL
owww I do love chunky curry sauce and chips thats one of my favourites..............occasionally with a nice bit of battered cod from the Barbican after a night out........

Must find a good fish and chip shop here.
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Originally Posted by MrsWillow
was going a tad too far?
Dripping with real butter and homemade blackberry jam. Said to myself as I was popping the last 3 in the toaster that I may never be able to do this again once in Canada!
MrsWillow
Dripping with real butter and homemade blackberry jam. Said to myself as I was popping the last 3 in the toaster that I may never be able to do this again once in Canada!MrsWillow
$1.89 for six Plain or Buttermilk at Calgary Co-op.
Last edited by Hangman; Oct 20th 2006 at 2:16 am.
#19
Originally Posted by MrsWillow
Oh ya! or even bacon with ketchup on cheap white bread!
#20
Originally Posted by wonderwoman
Mmmm Bacon or one of my fav's fish finger sanies (again white bread and red sauce) Yum !
I would suggest tackling a big box of cream cakes from one of those little bakers you find in small towns and villages. Over here the only cream cakes I've tried (eclairs) were full of weird sweetened cream. Not too bad, but nowhere near the real thing
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Is a crumpet the same as an english muffin? Not very up my teatime snacks...
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Originally Posted by Biiiiink
Is a crumpet the same as an english muffin? Not very up my teatime snacks... 


This is a crumpet

and these would be English Muffins

Cheers
Steve
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Originally Posted by Hangman
Crumpets readily available in most major supermarkets like Safeway, Superstore, Calgary Co-op Etc.
$1.89 for six Plain or Buttermilk at Calgary Co-op.
$1.89 for six Plain or Buttermilk at Calgary Co-op.

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Originally Posted by wonderwoman
Mmmm Bacon or one of my fav's fish finger sanies (again white bread and red sauce) Yum !
with salad cream please!
I think Jamie oliver has a recipe in one of his cookbooks for a fish finger sarnie,he may put rocket in his though.
Still they are always soooo good. Way better than they sound!
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Originally Posted by Biiiiink
Is a crumpet the same as an english muffin? Not very up my teatime snacks... 

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Originally Posted by MrsWillow
Are you saying there are crumpets in Canada?!! Why the hell did my mom not buy them for me! 


Sorry can't answer for your mom.


#27
Originally Posted by Hangman
Yes, that's exactly what I'm telling you. 
Sorry can't answer for your mom.



Sorry can't answer for your mom.



#28
Originally Posted by Hangman
No quite different. 
This is a crumpet
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and these would be English Muffins
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Cheers
Steve

This is a crumpet
<snip>
and these would be English Muffins
<snip>
Cheers
Steve
I know what a scone is, and what a potato scone is... that's about my lot I think
#29
Mrs Willow!
I found crumpets in Sobey's - started toasting them whilst I was unpacking the groceries - Then hubby came home and I had to share them
I found crumpets in Sobey's - started toasting them whilst I was unpacking the groceries - Then hubby came home and I had to share them
#30
Originally Posted by wonderwoman
Mmmm Bacon or one of my fav's fish finger sanies (again white bread and red sauce) Yum !
And I totally agree white bread and red sauce please and sometimes a little sarsons.



