Stuff not allowed into the US.
Mar 14th 2007, 7:53 pm
#76
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Re: Stuff not allowed into the US.
That thing wasn't nearly as much trouble as the year I made the Christmas pudding - as my friend put it "oh nono, not me - I'm not having any part of any recipe that begins with "On day one...".
Mar 14th 2007, 7:53 pm
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Re: Stuff not allowed into the US.
A wonderful South African meat product called, 'Biltong'. Unfortunately, anywhere that S.A.Airways flies into, the mutts are ready and waiting to sniff any out so that their masters can 'dispose of them' down their own gullets of course......
Mar 14th 2007, 8:03 pm
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Re: Stuff not allowed into the US.
You'd think Greggs would be boycotted if they didn't do ham and pease pudding stotties...maybe sausage rolls make up for it... or those bacon and cheese pastry wrap things with half a kilo of salt on them mmmmmm
I was last in Newcastle at Christmas. I was upset to see the number of Starbucks next to the university, pandering to the southern students, and also a nasty Pret a Manger. The Londonisation of Newcastle is complete
I was last in Newcastle at Christmas. I was upset to see the number of Starbucks next to the university, pandering to the southern students, and also a nasty Pret a Manger. The Londonisation of Newcastle is complete
Mar 15th 2007, 12:30 am
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Re: Stuff not allowed into the US.
Biltong is what exactly? What animal, what part of said animal, anus, feet, intestines ? Eat it with wot? and is it LEGAL? because it certainly doesnt sound it.
Mar 15th 2007, 3:32 am
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Re: Stuff not allowed into the US.
But you can't get kudu here, unfortunately......
Mar 15th 2007, 4:45 am
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Re: Stuff not allowed into the US.
Decent domestic automobiles.
Mar 15th 2007, 12:05 pm
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Re: Stuff not allowed into the US.
Peter Hathaway Capstick called it a "He-Man" version of beef jerky.
I'm a big jerky fan, could eat it all day.
Mar 15th 2007, 12:59 pm
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Re: Stuff not allowed into the US.
I think this counts as a no no too? I knew them cereal bars were dodgy..
A food chain is recalling packs of cereal bars after a customer found a rodent's body parts inside the product.
The customer bought the Minimum cranberry and apple bar at a branch of Netto in Norfolk, prompting the company to issue a recall of the product.
The shopper found the tail and body parts of what looked like a mouse inside the product, the Food Standards Agency said.
The complaint was reported to Breckland Council which has begun an inquiry.
No other Netto products were affected, the FSA said.
Netto's in-store notices said the reason for the recall was "foreign body contamination" and the store was offering a full refund for returned products.
A Food Standards Agency spokeswoman said the rodent parts had been "very visible" in the affected bar, making it unlikely that anyone would have eaten it by accident.
A food chain is recalling packs of cereal bars after a customer found a rodent's body parts inside the product.
The customer bought the Minimum cranberry and apple bar at a branch of Netto in Norfolk, prompting the company to issue a recall of the product.
The shopper found the tail and body parts of what looked like a mouse inside the product, the Food Standards Agency said.
The complaint was reported to Breckland Council which has begun an inquiry.
No other Netto products were affected, the FSA said.
Netto's in-store notices said the reason for the recall was "foreign body contamination" and the store was offering a full refund for returned products.
A Food Standards Agency spokeswoman said the rodent parts had been "very visible" in the affected bar, making it unlikely that anyone would have eaten it by accident.
Mar 15th 2007, 1:21 pm
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Re: Stuff not allowed into the US.
[QUOTE=Deedee13;4521447]
A food chain is recalling packs of cereal bars after a customer found a rodent's body parts inside the product.
The shopper found the tail and body parts of what looked like a mouse inside the product, the Food Standards Agency said.
Yummy!
A food chain is recalling packs of cereal bars after a customer found a rodent's body parts inside the product.
The shopper found the tail and body parts of what looked like a mouse inside the product, the Food Standards Agency said.
Yummy!
Mar 15th 2007, 6:24 pm
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Re: Stuff not allowed into the US.
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So they are getting some extra protein eh!