I would give my right arm right now for a steaming hot Cornish pastie and a chilled pint...



whats yours?

Fish, chips and sloppy peas....

Steaming Christmas pudding with fresh hot custard poured over the top ... MMMMMMMM

One just one pint of Kronenbourg 1664 (though more than one would be even better

Can't seem to get the stuff anywhere in Dallas. Have tried Central Market and the Flying Saucer in Addison...

Oh and a decent curry... Anyone know of a decent curry house in Dallas or "surrounding" area????

Now starting to crave....

'kin hell...now youve chaps have got me going...

-Birds hot chocolate pudding with a dollop of ice cream.

-a cool stella artois.

-pickled onion monster munch and a ginsters sausage roll, washed down with a can of lilt.

-battered sausage n chips, swimming in vinegar.

A large chicken kebab and chips from the Charcoal Grill on Gloucester Road in Bristol, or a Sweet and Sour Chicken with Fried Rice from the New Happy Palace on Filton Avenue..........sob........

If anyone knows of a decent kebab shop in Dallas, let us know

A pint of Boddingtons...... Bacon butties...... Smokey bacon crisps..... Roast leg of lamb!!!

• Chipshop curry and chips, with a spam fritter and scraps. Washed down with a (glass) pint of milk.
  
• A real bacon buttie, with HP sauce
  
• Pickled onion monster munch
• 6 bags of 10p beef flavored SpaceRaiders
• Castlemaine XXXX
• McEwans lager or 80bob
  
  Oh, and:
• A Newboulds pork pie

Beans and Fish Fingers!

a bacon buttie
fish and chips
a crunchy

A Scotch Egg
Cheese & Onion Pasty
Orange and Lemon Squash
Ripple
Lilt
Fish and Chips
Minstrels
Quiche - American quiche just doesn't taste right
Penguins
French Fancies
Chocolate Hob Knobs
Custard Creams
Chocy Bourbons

Proper cheddar cheese sandwich on bread that doesn't dissolve in your mouth.

Chocolate that hasn't been sweetened with half of Africa's annual sugar crop.

Vimto.

Actually being able to 'drop round' some-one's house because when they said "you must drop round some time" they meant it.

Ditto- popping round for a chat and a cuppa.

Welsh salted butter and Gwalia bread- Caerphilly cheese- ice slices-cornish ice cream....and enough of that, I'm starving now!

A Pint of Old Speckled Hen or Badger Bitter, sat on the Swan Inn Terrace at Lympstone in Devon overlooking the Estuary on a Sunday lunchtime. Followed by a walk to the General Store over the road and getting Cadburys Caramel bars, Crunchies, Fruit Cocktail flavoured Chewits, and Sunday Papers, lots of sports pages that mattered.

Roast Beef and Yorkshires for dinner, Murray Walker F1, Andy Gray and John Motson.

Now excuse me while i go and have a quick nostalga cry.

Rob

Eccles cakes

Toasted crumpets with butter (actual butter, not the funny-tasting cultured stuff that most supermarkets here have).

Speaking of toasting, why is it that the grills on all the stoves here are at ankle level?