What's the last thing you ate?

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some very delicious pretzels!!! 8)
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My missus-to-be now has me on a pre-wedding diet (worryingly the wedding isn't until 2010). I might not pass this way for some time.....
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Bowl of Coco Pops.

Cereal at 3pm ftw
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Dragon wrote:Cereal at 3pm ftw
Fuck yeeeeeah. I had Cinnamon Toast Crunch today.. around 3pm too or so.. I love breakfast fooooods.
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Beef casserole my missus cooked. Hands down THE tastiest thing I've eaten in ages. Stewing steak, barley, carrots, onions, celery. Perfect Autumn chilly evening stodge. "Sticks to yer ribs" as my Mam says... :D
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A #6 from Taco Hell. 2 delicious baja chalupas and 1 almost as delicious taco, fire sauce all around. My standby.
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Alcohold and lots of it bitzchesz
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I ate a pb sandwich MONDAY..I havent eaten since
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a veal, pork, and beef pattie with german potato salad from forest park german deli..mmmm
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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....
best with a meaty beef soup...and call me weird but i like to add horse-radish to it...(the few times we've made it here)
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hills west wrote:
Mexicola wrote:Stottie bread. If you're from North-East England, you are now dribbling at the sight of those words....
best with a meaty beef soup...and call me weird but i like to add horse-radish to it...(the few times we've made it here)
You have Stottie-bread in the States? :shock: Wow - usually 50 miles outside Newcastle and you've got no hope. Enjoy! :D
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i eat shit loads of toast now
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Cherry cheesecake flavoured yoghurt.

:O It's yoghurt... but it tastes exactly like cheesecake. I love it! :shock: :D
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Fucking hot melty peanut butter on toast...

That shit is goooood... 'specially after some bong hits.
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Mexicola wrote:
hills west wrote:
Mexicola wrote:Stottie bread. If you're from North-East England, you are now dribbling at the sight of those words....
best with a meaty beef soup...and call me weird but i like to add horse-radish to it...(the few times we've made it here)
You have Stottie-bread in the States? :shock: Wow - usually 50 miles outside Newcastle and you've got no hope. Enjoy! :D
i live in new york, we have every food from every country..and every type of people..
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hills west wrote:
Mexicola wrote:
hills west wrote: best with a meaty beef soup...and call me weird but i like to add horse-radish to it...(the few times we've made it here)
You have Stottie-bread in the States? :shock: Wow - usually 50 miles outside Newcastle and you've got no hope. Enjoy! :D
i live in new york, we have every food from every country..and every type of people..
One of my all-time favourite memories. Woke up really really early in central Manhattan (jet-lag sucks). Got up at dawn and walked from the Empire State Building to the tip of Manhattan (past Ground Zero which had just been cleared. That was surreal). All the little delis and breakfast bars were just starting up and I had my first proper bagel sat watching the early-morning soap-opera that is NYC at around 6AM on a bright Summers morning. Happy, happy times.
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A bit of cake.
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pickled onions
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French Toast!
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some acid
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