What's the last thing you ate?

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An unglazed krispy kreme donut that I yoinked from the break room at work.
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A throat lozenge.
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I just ate cheese holes without bread.
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grapes!
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Cheese and pickle sandwich, potato gems and strawberry milk. ^_^ (I'm not twelve-years-old, btw).
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Choklit.
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About a ton of noodles *lies down*
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haggis....
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donna kebab
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arroz con pollo!
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Cornflakes
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made some falafel
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Post by iwishimademovies »

stove-top stuffing with meat.

take some (4) pre-cooked frozen sausage patties. cook (heat through) in 1 tbsp of unsalted butter on medium heat. cut into 6ths, like mini pie slices. add 1 1/2 cups of chicken stock (from a box/carton) and another 4 tbsp of butter. raise temp, bring sausage/butter/stock to a boil. add contents of one package, pork flavored, stove top stuffing. stir well, distributing as much liquid as possible. turn off heat, cover. let stand 5 minutes. fluff with fork. try not to eat all of it.
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One bite of a very unappetising hamburger and one sip of a very unappetising bowl of vegetable soup (lots of fat in it). :(
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Three tacos from Yolanda's Tacos, a local joint. Good stuff, but the hot sauce is hot as hell and gives me stress.
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Stottie bread. If you're from North-East England, you are now dribbling at the sight of those words....
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Mexicola wrote:Stottie bread. If you're from North-East England, you are now dribbling at the sight of those words....
Oh yes! Whenever anyone from back home visits me I always ask for them to bring a stottie.

Mmmm.....
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i'm gonna get me some food from this lebanese place 15 mins away from here..
or i might just end up walking further and checking if the hummus/falafel store nearby is open.. god i hope it is.
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A_Northern_Soul wrote:
Mexicola wrote:Stottie bread. If you're from North-East England, you are now dribbling at the sight of those words....
Oh yes! Whenever anyone from back home visits me I always ask for them to bring a stottie.

Mmmm.....
Know what you mean. We brought 8 back with us this time. 4 for us and 4 for other people. They even sell them in Newcastle airport now in case you forget!
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Post by iwishimademovies »

at a local bar i had a BLFT, a bacon, lettuce, and fried tomato sandwich. very delicious.
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