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Re: St Patrick's Day
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Damn you all, I'm now starving for a Slyman's sandwich :tounge_smile:
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Re: St Patrick's Day
Originally Posted by Bill_S
(Post 8425041)
Damn you all, I'm now starving for a Slyman's sandwich :tounge_smile:
NOW YOU'RE TALKING |
Re: St Patrick's Day
Originally Posted by chartreuse
(Post 8424973)
That's 'cos that stuff isn't corned beef. It's salt beef. :p
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Re: St Patrick's Day
Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 8424832)
I remember the big round tins of 'Fray Bentos' but I've never actually eaten it.
...well they were great in a pinch when you found nothing else in the cupboard as a student and much nicer than a can of spam :lol: |
Re: St Patrick's Day
Originally Posted by cindyabs
(Post 8424965)
I've never seen canned corned beef, the only way I've seen or had it is like the pic Leslie showed. Boiled in a big pot with potatos, carrots and cabbage.
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Re: St Patrick's Day
Originally Posted by Bill_S
(Post 8425041)
Damn you all, I'm now starving for a Slyman's sandwich :tounge_smile:
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Re: St Patrick's Day
Originally Posted by Bob
(Post 8425120)
Those things were awesome, they could withstand a nuclear blast...the amount of oil on top when you opened a can was lovely...and yet those things still puffed right up and tasted...
...well they were great in a pinch when you found nothing else in the cupboard as a student and much nicer than a can of spam :lol: |
Re: St Patrick's Day
Originally Posted by chartreuse
(Post 8425402)
Mmmmm.... Fray Bentos Pies. Cut the lid off, cook it, lift off the pastry top, pur in a big, big dollop of ketchup and a shed load of salt, put the top back on and devour... :thumbup:
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Re: St Patrick's Day
Originally Posted by Englishtart
(Post 8425496)
:rofl: I used to like the steak n kidney one...whoever got the 'one' piece of kidney was the lucky one!:blink:
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Re: St Patrick's Day
Originally Posted by traceym
(Post 8425505)
My kids call it dog food pie and we all love it, I so want some!
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Re: St Patrick's Day
Originally Posted by robin1234
(Post 8424496)
What do you mean, English?? He was British...
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Re: St Patrick's Day
Originally Posted by Bob
(Post 8422245)
Yeah, glad I'm not heading into beantown till next week :D
On the plus side, Trader Joes were selling pretty good bangers for paddy's day :D Cheers!:thumbup: |
Re: St Patrick's Day
Originally Posted by tonrob
(Post 8425636)
St Patrick was, like, sooo Welsh...
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Re: St Patrick's Day
Originally Posted by ChelseaTractor
(Post 8425723)
Excuse me Bob, I hope you're well but do you know where to get 'decent' bangers and 'decent' bacon...I'm in the pembroke/plymouth area but will travel for 'proper' bacon! That's the only thing i miss back from UK...proper bacon! If you can give me a heads up it would be massively appreciated!
Cheers!:thumbup: Trader Joes for the bangers at the moment, other wise Whole Foods...but there's also the place in Peabody, pretty pricey and parking sucks the goat though....there's also British Delights out in Westford, which is even further of a hike for you I guess. If you don't mind going to Hay Market, there's usually pretty good sausages there too, don't know about the bacon. At a pinch, BJ's own brand bacon isn't to bad for streaky bacon, not the same, but it'll do, the thick cut stuff they do. |
Re: St Patrick's Day
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