Cat's Eyes

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #1

So come on then what's your favourite food?

I love Italian Food (well being half Itailan I would!)
Chinese Food
Toasted Cheese sandwiches (with mayo on the top)
Oh the list is endless....................But I'll stop there for now

 

Cat's Eyes

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #2

What..............no one eats??
How about Pringles???

 

Northern Irelander

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #3

I eat anything

 

Cat's Eyes

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #4

 

Take5

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #5

Hairy Pie or Pork in Cider...

 

Cat's Eyes

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #6

That wasn't the sort of thing I meant!!

 

Take5

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #7

OK, just about anything, but at the moment i'm craving a lovely pot of Irish stew with mashed spud and a pint of the black stuff...

 

Cat's Eyes

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #8

There you go, see it wasn't that difficult was it

 

Northern Irelander

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #9

Take5 said:

OK, just about anything, but at the moment i'm craving a lovely pot of Irish stew with mashed spud and a pint of the black stuff...

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Co. Donegal is supposed to have best Guiness

 

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slob

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #10

my favorite food is anything shared wiff catflaps

 

Cat's Eyes

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #11

Pringles and a bottle of wine it is then...........

 

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slob

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #12

original pringles?

 

Cat's Eyes

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #13

Of course...........

 

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slob

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #14

good save me having to buy more then

 

Grippa

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #15

Simple question always turns into a 'flirt off' wiv yous toos!

Just at the mo' my fave nosh is them meltdown pizzas from Dominos, they's laaaarsh!

 

Adz

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #16

Toulouse sausages cooked in red wine and garlic, with puy lentils, roasted anya potatoes and vinaigrette dwarf beans. If anyone wants the destructions, PM me.

 

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slob

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #17

so?

 

ormus

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #18

proper lancashire hotpot with warbys bread, and a pint of boddys.
pure ambrosia.

 

GRUNT

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #19

I've just rustled up Couplands Cornish Pastie - 2 for 99p, scrambled egg, a couple of slices of cold ham, beans- Heinzes of course no expense spared in the Grunter houshold, a wholemeal breadcake and a pint of Murphys stout. Eeeeeh we live like kings here in Yarksher. Nearly forgot we've got apple pie and cream to follow. MMMMAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRVVVVVELLLOUS.

 

Spyderman

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• Dec 13, 2006

• #20

Tartiflette & Mutzig Old Lager.
or just about anything really apart from Celery