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Originally Posted by buriramboy
That looks really good!.... amazing amount of moules for a supermarket special!
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Originally Posted by buriramboy
That looks really good!.... amazing amount of moules for a supermarket special!
When is next? you should get some of their pies and lasagne as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
Not on special as far as I know get 2 packs in the box for £3, that's normal price. I personally think supermarket food is dirt cheap in the UK due to all the competition. Eating out in decent restaurants is another matter though.
Bb's been posting the kind of stuff you'd be aching for after a few months of locusts and rice in Buriram. That pie earlier was magic.
In that case it is extremely excellent value. Where was the origin of the moules? Not Tescos but where was it declared on the box?Quote:
Originally Posted by buriramboy
indeed. Loved their pies.Quote:
Originally Posted by toslti
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oh dear... extremely excellent value ? I must sound like a head bobbling suit seller....
Scotland and rope grown. The pic is how much you get for both bags of mussels though. Can't moan for £3 (130 baht).Quote:
Originally Posted by toslti
Even if you go to the fresh fish counters in Tesco/ Morrissons you'll get 2 sea bass or sea bream for £5 ( 210 baht) or a bag of fresh mussels even cheaper than the pre packed ones. Food is cheap in UK.
#despitebrexit.
Food and drink is inexpensive in the UK. ..
It's bills and mortgages etc that counter balance it all out.
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Originally Posted by toslti
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Very tasty. Italian food is the best in the world after English IMO
Looks authentic. Did you make it yourself?Quote:
Originally Posted by ShrewedPunter
Pot of chicken feet on the go....
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Kin hell mate feel your pain, hope you've got a good extraction fan
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Dinner for two, not bad for three cents.
Nearly had chicken feet yesterday but brought bbq chicken heart and livers instead must admit turned my nose up and the minced chicken bones in batter.
But seems popular because the guy sells out of it most nights might give it a go next time although mince bones might have some benefits, food wise doesn't sound or look to appetising.
I forgot about those little cartlidge nuggets :)
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Originally Posted by buriramboy
Make sure to get them claws-on so you don't need any toothpicks.
Time to start cooking a big stew. Just under a kilo of pork. 8 or ten baby onions and potatoes some green beans and carrots as well fried the meat off with some onions and garlic and make a roux. Two and a half hours or sohttps://teakdoor.com/attachment.php?a...id=12347&stc=1
Simmered the meat garlic and onions for an hour. Just added baby does and onions annd the carrots. Another 45 minutes then add the beans to finish
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*Looking forward to this.
Its Gert's birthday tomorrow so we decided to go for a romantic walk followed by a meal ,i still have that magic charm dinner for 2 including a bottle of coke check bin 62 baht.
Might treat her to som tam and sticky rice tomorrow special birthday treat.:)
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I wasn't joking about the three cent meal. You gotta know how to play these players.
I'm no cheep Charly. I had six bucks cash on the table as a tip but when we found out our rewards points left us with a three cent bill rather than use my card I coughed up another buck cash. The gf told him to keep the change.
So yea, seven dollar meal if you look at it in that perspective.
Cheer, the fishes.
Oh and happy birthday Gert wherever you are. Enjoy your day together.
...a dining surprise for dinner guests: leg of Bambi...Quote:
Originally Posted by aging one