Another fan of a strong flavoured cheese and onion crisp - tattoos are yum.
ETA taytos not tattoos are yum! Bloody autocorrect.
Also love Lays paprika.
ETA taytos not tattoos are yum! Bloody autocorrect.
Also love Lays paprika.
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I bought these before a plane journey (not for leisure!) last week based purely on the packaging - do not be deceived they were AWFUL! Not salty at all... just tasted like a tin of smoked paprika had been poured on top. Had to deal with breathing in that flavour inside of my mask for the rest of the journey 
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If I was trying to imagine what it is from the title, it wouldn’t be a donut! Or any sweet thing tbhIt's just a plain ring shaped donut covered in sugar.
No idea why it's called a gravy ring.
anyone know the reason for the name ?!
Don’t all triangulate me at once, fraus! 1p discount at my rip off Sainsburys local, hurry, hurry, step right up 
seems a waste of a sticker
seems a waste of a sticker
I second the Co-op salt and vinegar crisps, they’re so sour it’s amazing. Also Tesco multipack crisps (like own brand walkers) are sooo good. I got a bag of 30 packs for under £3 because my son has assorted friends coming to play in the garden every day and they would eat me out of house and home if I didn’t throw crisps at them.
Also I really like ready salted kettle chips! It’s the only flavour I like but they’re so salty and crispy and oily it feels super indulgent. They’re good hangover crisps
Also I really like ready salted kettle chips! It’s the only flavour I like but they’re so salty and crispy and oily it feels super indulgent. They’re good hangover crisps
So interesting , and random,
You definitely are not alone, epic crisps!!!!
Another vote for co-op salt and vinegar. I love M&S ham crisps. Peanuts are a firm favourite too.I detest cheese and onion crisps
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That’s shocking, but doesn’t surprise meDon’t all triangulate me at once, fraus! 1p discount at my rip off Sainsburys local, hurry, hurry, step right up
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Cheese and onion crisps are an abomination. Should be illegal.I detest cheese and onion crisps
Cheeseburger crisps from France is the best crisps ever. Somehow they manage to encapsulate every bit of the burger- the beef, the mustard, the pickles. Magnifique (why do the French have all the best stuff 
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Crisps it's all about the McCoys Ridge Cut Salt & Vinegar. 
100% agree with the above. Oh and Monster Munch. People always seem to open a pack of Monster Munch in the one space the smell will not diffuse #8 you're stuck with pickled onion flavour attacking your nostrils.
@Flumps that cake is proper amazing!! I can’t believe you have the Lego set waiting and not built it yet 
I’m glad there is a few Lego fans on here. That’s another hobby that people usually laugh at me for!
I‘ve already said this on the crisp thread but my favourites are Chilli Heatwave Doritos/Flamin’ Hot Giant Wotsits/Asda own version of Pringles
I’m glad there is a few Lego fans on here. That’s another hobby that people usually laugh at me for!
I‘ve already said this on the crisp thread but my favourites are Chilli Heatwave Doritos/Flamin’ Hot Giant Wotsits/Asda own version of Pringles
I had a cheeseburger pizza in France once, ordered by a teenager. I turned my nose up, but was convinced to try a bit. It was goddam magnifique! I want one nowCheeseburger crisps from France is the best crisps ever. Somehow they manage to encapsulate every bit of the burger- the beef, the mustard, the pickles. Magnifique (why do the French have all the best stuff
I love Lego so much. It's silly (so I didn't say before), but at first I was so busy I didn't have time to do it, but now I am reserving the joy of building the Death Star until I've achieved something I'm working on (hahaha, JM style tease that, but I'm only not sharing the thing because I'm a bit embarrassed by it). It's going to be my reward for success. Sadly, the thing is taking a lot longer than I hoped, but one day I will build it.@Flumps that cake is proper amazing!! I can’t believe you have the Lego set waiting and not built it yet
I’m glad there is a few Lego fans on here. That’s another hobby that people usually laugh at me for!
This was one of my favourite ever cake orders - an Indiana Jones/Star Wars Lego crossover affair. I promise I will stop posting photos of cake now.
Hi fraus! I know that we have a few podcast fans in here so I thought I'd recommend this episode of the Sporkful: http://www.sporkful.com/the-art-and-joy-of-recipe-writing/
Good luck and I look forward to the day you post a photo of it built (I will politely pretend I’m not nosey and desperate to know what the thing is!)
Another amazing cake and good crossover. Personally I am more than happy to see many photos of cake. Our wedding cake was Lego themed, I’d post a photo but that would triangulate me for sure!
I rarely go to Tesco anymore because I have other supermarkets closer to where I live, and I really miss their Beef and horseradish crinkle cut crisps, they were AMAZING (sorry, veggies). I *do* love me a crinkle cut, and they were just the right thickness - slightly less thick than McCoys but not at thin as, say, Pringles, and *very* crispy.
SAME!
Salt and Vinegar crisps are the best! I currently like the Tyrells ones, but that is as posh, sorry FANCY as I will go.
I LOVED these in uni, tbh looking back I should have just gone out to binge eat packs of these and not binge drunk loool. Also I'm not sure if Seabrooks IS a northern thing or not, but I discovered those at uni and never ever see them anywhere else? Ocado have them in stock though!Crisps it's all about the McCoys Ridge Cut Salt & Vinegar.
Also feel like Martin Lewis rn / the dickensian cockney hustler JM believes herself to be - we're getting new wooden floors put in the living & dining room this week so we have a LOT of waste that's just out the front of the house at the moment (classy). A really lovely woman wanted our underlay (it's v good quality & we'd have kept it if we were sticking with carpets) - when she came she also wanted the carpets & grippers too?! I'd given away the 2 palettes the floor came on to a local business & messaged her about left over plywood as I know she was making planters with it and she wants that too! We're getting someone to come collect the proper waste (gross 1950s skirtings) purely because I cba to spend time with the covid denying mask dodging boomers on our local fbook group down the tip but it'll be like a fraction of the cost now?! Also a ~mother earth moment~ as loads of stuff isn't headed to landfill!
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