Mundane News

[coffeejo]

You'll all shout at me but isn't a fish fingers sandwich the same as putting a ham sandwich in a sandwich?

(Also, as much as I love fish fingers, I've stopped buying fish as I don't trust the big companies to look after the oceans and marine life.)

 

[Smithbat]

You'll all shout at me but isn't a fish fingers sandwich the same as putting a ham sandwich in a sandwich?

(Also, as much as I love fish fingers, I've stopped buying fish as I don't trust the big companies to look after the oceans and marine life.)

There is a really good list you can get that tells you which companies are good and adhere to the regulations, I got one from the Sealife Centre.

http://www.goodfishguide.org/

 

[raleighnut]

I thank you but you are wrong

(Edited to correct as I pressed enter before I meant to)

I may have to 'unlike' that post then.

 

[TVC]

You can get 5 battered fish fingers in a sandwich if you put them on their side. Don't ask me how I know thd.


In other news, 6 Music just played The Farmers Boys

 

[mybike]

Where's that ignore button.

Having grown up in Cornwall I can confirm (insist ) that jam is always 1st with cream blobbed on top.
And malt loaf smothered in butter

No, cream must be first and it is skōn not skŏn.

It is the cone way, the gone way is norvern!

Yeah, my wife says skŏn & she's a brummy.

 

[coffeejo]

No, cream must be first and it is skōn not skŏn.

Cream on top as the cream is the best bit. Don't care how anyone pronounces it.

 

[mybike]

Cream on top as the cream is the best bit. Don't care how anyone pronounces it.

You can't spread the cream evenly if you put it on top.

 

[coffeejo]

You can't spread the cream evenly if you out it on top.

Spread? Just dollop it on and then add more

 

[TVC]

Cream on top as the cream is the best bit. Don't care how anyone pronounces it.

100% agreement here.

I once had a cream tea and they served apricot jam with it. Not in any way acceptable, strawberry and at a push raspberry if it's locally made.

 

[mybike]

Spread? Just dollop it on and then add more

How uncouth. How can you get a 2" layer of cream and 2" layer of strawberry jam like that? (I'm assuming, of course, that the scone is 1"- 2" thick)

100% agreement here.

I once had a cream tea and they served apricot jam with it. Not in any way acceptable, strawberry and at a push raspberry if it's locally made.

Oh dear.

 

[coffeejo]

How uncouth. How can you get a 2" layer of cream and 2" layer of strawberry jam like that? (I'm assuming, of course, that the scone is 1"- 2" thick)

Less jam, more cream.

 

[mybike]

Less jam, more cream.

Equality is the thing.

(is someone going to slap a 10 post limit on us?)

 

[hopless500]

Spread? Just dollop it on and then add more

Perfectly summed up

 

[HertzvanRental]

My over - riding memory from New Zealand.
Pancakes (lots!) Maple syrup, cream and blueberries!!

 

[Hill Wimp]

Im back.