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Pulaski Oct 24th 2013 2:47 pm
Re: Salad Cream
 
Originally Posted by Southy_SWFC (Post 10959822)
Most places carry mincemeat so you can make your own without much effort.
Mrs P makes them, and it's no effort at all, ..... for me. :o

Speedwell Oct 24th 2013 2:52 pm
Re: Salad Cream
 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/salad_cream_31658

Further affiant sayeth not, as Pulaski might say. :D

Bob Oct 24th 2013 4:55 pm
Re: Salad Cream
 
Originally Posted by Southy_SWFC (Post 10959822)
Most places carry mincemeat so you can make your own without much effort.
The dried stuff is pretty minging though, unless you add fresh/dried fruit and a load of booze to it and let it soak a while.

The bottled stuff, some have a lot of HFCS, so worth checking out.

Though a day after Christmas, that stuff is about 75% off and keeps for years :D

Pulaski Oct 24th 2013 5:46 pm
Re: Salad Cream
 
Originally Posted by Bob (Post 10960059)
The dried stuff is pretty minging though, unless you add fresh/dried fruit and a load of booze to it and let it soak a while.

The bottled stuff, some have a lot of HFCS, so worth checking out. ....
Mrs P buys jars (Bob: is that what you mean by "bottled"?) of it in the local grocery (not a British section), though why they stock it and who else buys it, I can't imagine, because I have never heard of anyone else using it? :confused:

Bob Oct 24th 2013 6:05 pm
Re: Salad Cream
 
Originally Posted by Pulaski (Post 10960157)
Mrs P buys jars (Bob: is that what you mean by "bottled"?) of it in the local grocery (not a British section), though why they stock it and who else buys it, I can't imagine, because I have never heard of anyone else using it? :confused:
Yup.

People buy it, then add venison, or other hunted meats to it, as that's what a mince pie is over here, in New England at least.

Ash UK/US Oct 26th 2013 5:09 am
Re: Salad Cream
 
Originally Posted by Noorah101 (Post 10956660)
I might have to try this. Is it something between mayo and sour cream?

Rene
Like tomato ketchup, without the tomato flavor! My hubby loves it, it is one of the only things he asks for when I visit the UK... the other thing is Bassets Licorice Allsorts.

hutchiebug Nov 18th 2013 5:02 pm
Re: Salad Cream
 
Originally Posted by MelBull (Post 10956496)
Anyone know where I can buy salad cream in los angeles :)
Central Market in Poulsbo WA has it, along with Cadbury's chocolate buttons! Also in Fred Myer's. I think Cadbury's chocolate tastes different over here...

Jerseygirl Nov 18th 2013 5:24 pm
Re: Salad Cream
 
Originally Posted by hutchiebug (Post 10996608)
Central Market in Poulsbo WA has it, along with Cadbury's chocolate buttons! Also in Fred Myer's. I think Cadbury's chocolate tastes different over here...
Look on the back of the label...made by Hershey.

CAdreaming Nov 18th 2013 6:39 pm
Re: Salad Cream
 
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl (Post 10956663)
A few people have posted in the past that Miracle Whip tastes the same as Salad Cream.
Miracle Whip lite = :sick:

CAdreaming Nov 18th 2013 6:41 pm
Re: Salad Cream
 
Originally Posted by MelBull (Post 10956570)
Thanks everyone! Now I want a curly wurly as well ;)
put your curly wurly in the freezer - scrummy
5 for £ in the £shop by the way (plus cost of air fare...)

Oh and 3 WW points

Random I know :confused:

Hotscot Nov 19th 2013 12:25 am
Re: Salad Cream
 
Damn...I'm starving now...


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