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Well out of all those I've only ever had Fish n Chips, Cornish Pasty and Cheddar Cheese but I know the rest are popular so I'd agree and say its a pretty good list... only wheres the cream teas? and beans on toast? and Sunday roast? and and bangers and mash? and Yorkshire puds?! Maybe its not such a good list "A Ploughman’s lunch, with a slab of cheddar, a spoonful of sharp piccalilli and a pint of beer" Hell yes!  
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Not even a mention of Toad in the Hole Pie and Mash Steak and Kidney pie Beans onToast Decent sausages Mature cheddar Jellied Eels Crusty Bread Bread without a pound of sugar in it. etc
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And a nice bit of Battenburg cake
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They left out mushy peas and baked beans.. never understood those but everyone seems to like them. DB made a good list though
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I don't know what half that stuff in Double-M's post is, but it sounds good. I think I'll go eat something, then hit the club. 
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No roast beef / lamb / chicken /Pork? Traditional Sunday lunch for Centuries.
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Bangers and mash?
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I went there last year to visit family. We had fish and chips, but the fish was lying on a bed of mushy peas. And there were spam fritters, too.
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ali2teaseu wrote:Bangers and mash? Bangers are sausages. They go well with mashed potatoes  Mushy peas are pretty foul. The other things they like over there is curry sauce on their chips. It's what people eat when they're broke. Spam fritters have a half life of 40 years, do NOT eat them!
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"Half life" 
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Never tried Spam fritters before but I would be game to love spam. Fried Spam and eggs are the best for breakfast
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MMonroe wrote:Well out of all those I've only ever had Fish n Chips, Cornish Pasty and Cheddar Cheese but I know the rest are popular so I'd agree and say its a pretty good list... only wheres the cream teas? and beans on toast? and Sunday roast? and and bangers and mash? and Yorkshire puds?! Maybe its not such a good list "A Ploughman’s lunch, with a slab of cheddar, a spoonful of sharp piccalilli and a pint of beer" Hell yes! ...All Of The Above & Not Forgetting The Good English Fry Up, 2Eggs 2Bacon 2Bangers Mushrooms Oh Bollocks You Get The Picture! ....."now i wonder if that greasy spoon is open on sunday`s" 
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Sexplease: is that your drivers license pic?
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Curry sauce with chips is a winner!! And chips and gravy! God I love english food
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since the french refer to us as 'le rosbif' surely that should figure as a quintessentially english food; a whole nation defines us by a dish; and btw we dont eat curry sauce on chips cos we are broke, its cos its lovely 
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ali2teaseu wrote:Sexplease: is that your drivers license pic? yes it is i thought a pix of my gear stick would be appropriate. i like your passport photo! x  
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Bubbles and squeek?
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chefkathleen wrote:Bubbles and squeek? Here is a bubble and squeak recipe http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A92495
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Bubble and squeak sounds like the last time Tech Goddess and I were in a hot tub.
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Fart a lot in the hot tub, huh Rocco?
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LMAO@Chef.... 
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chefkathleen wrote:Fart a lot in the hot tub, huh Rocco? l lol 
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chefkathleen wrote:Fart a lot in the hot tub, huh Rocco? OMG! I totally laughed out loud! My hubs is looking at me like Im retarded or something! LMAO!
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That's what it sounded like to me when he said that. LOL
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"Squeak, squeak."
"Did you do that, baby?"
"Musta been the water jets. Let's fuck."
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