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You are allowed to have 'no sauce'......what is not allowed is the wrong sauce 😀

I'll have what ever sauce I want, right or wrong. ^_^:laugh:
 
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Whilst the garden waste bin was out the front and empty I took the chance and hacked back the too big Salvia's that are in the front garden, exposed a lovely Primula thats just coming into flower, it gets lovely bright yellow flowers on it during the spring.
 

gavroche

Getting old but not past it
Location
North Wales
I have just booked our trip to Ireland next August, taking the ferry from Holyhead to Dublin: 341 pounds with the car, return. :cursing: Still cheaper than flying and hiring a car though.
I shall miss the Tour de Mon on Anglesey this year as it coincides with our trip. I shall take the bike with me though and hope to do some good rides there if I get the chance as we are meeting with my wife's sister who is coming from Australia. We are going to Donegal.
Too windy for a ride today, I would get blown off. :laugh:
 

welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
……with barbecue sauce? :laugh:



Mix tomatoes sauce with brown sauce. Its nice with bacon and egg sarnies.
 

BoldonLad

Not part of the Elite
Location
South Tyneside
When I was a child the only sauce we ever had was mint sauce with lamb, never tasted HP or tomato until I was around 16
The other thing was coffee,never drank that again until I was 16

Quite a list of things I never had, until I had left home (20):
- brocolli
- pasta
- curry
- rice (except rice pudding)
- wine
- bolognaise
- coffee, except some stuff called “Camp”?
- noodles
- bean sprouts
- any kind of beans, except baked beans.
- muesli

I am sure I will think of more. My mother was a decent enough cook, but, innovation and adventure were not in her repertoire, bless her. We never went hungry
 
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