I don't talk for the sake of itNockya wrote: ↑22 Oct 2020, 18:04That's specific so you must really like itSunderland Nut wrote: ↑21 Oct 2020, 23:13
Yes, it has to be cold toast with margarine.
You get an oil slick but that's part of the treat
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Unusual Snacks - What's Yours?
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Some people probably think of cakes and chocolate as a treat probably.
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Exactly which is why I want to know about unusual snacks.Steve30000 wrote: ↑22 Oct 2020, 19:34Some people probably think of cakes and chocolate as a treat probably.
Another one which I was into for a while was crab stick sandwiches but I don't do them now.
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Never knew you could still get them..Sunderland Nut wrote: ↑22 Oct 2020, 21:24Exactly which is why I want to know about unusual snacks.Steve30000 wrote: ↑22 Oct 2020, 19:34
Some people probably think of cakes and chocolate as a treat probably.
Another one which I was into for a while was crab stick sandwiches but I don't do them now.
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Aldi have them in stock always but I stopped buying them a long time ago but I am always tempted.Steve30000 wrote: ↑23 Oct 2020, 11:54Never knew you could still get them..Sunderland Nut wrote: ↑22 Oct 2020, 21:24 Exactly which is why I want to know about unusual snacks.
Another one which I was into for a while was crab stick sandwiches but I don't do them now.
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Anyone remember when deep fried Mars Bars were all the rage?
They had all the chocolate bars up for grabs like deep-fried Curly Wurlys etc.
I saw one being eaten and trust me a pig would refuse them.
They had all the chocolate bars up for grabs like deep-fried Curly Wurlys etc.
I saw one being eaten and trust me a pig would refuse them.
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They are on many menus in Sunderland - Humbledon Fisheries is one example so go and order one with your takeaway today. They are only £1.30.
https://www.just-eat.co.uk/restaurants- ... worth/menu
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I think they started in Scotland where obesity was rife.