Food & Drink #8 I like ALL the things

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Jay-cloth Cow

He was the 'special guest' at my university summer ball one year!!!
 
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Flumps

Jay-cloth Cow said:
What did you order??
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Hahahaha. This is absolutely the correct question. My mum, sister and I do this all the time. 'Oh, I had lunch at xyz.', 'Ooooo. What did you have?' <long explanation follows>

Ooooo @LavaFlake - it is you that advocates Marmite pasta on the regular isn't it? I thought you might enjoy the fact that it's Nigella's recipe of the day today.
 
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EddieBeds

This is amazing! I want to laugh and love it simultaneously! I met Dr Karl (when very drunk) at a union night at uni many years ago - given how drunk everyone was he was really lovely. There was some guy with him from Home and Away I think (can’t fully remember now) who was a total letch in comparison.
 
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LavaFlake

Flumps said:
Ooooo @LavaFlake - it is you that advocates Marmite pasta on the regular isn't it? I thought you might enjoy the fact that it's Nigella's recipe of the day today.
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Ahhhh yes it is So delicious. This is almost as good as the time Nigella made 'sluts spaghetti' the recipe of the day which was apparently no reference to her own personal life!
 
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EddieBeds

Jay-cloth Cow said:
He was the 'special guest' at my university summer ball one year!!!
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Jason Donovan was our special guest at our end of year summer ball. He was totally wasted - but coherent when singing - at the time it was funny but looking back through adult eyes I think he had a dependency of sorts . He stopped mid song to tell us all to practice safe sex then sang one of his songs twice without realising. We also begged him to sing Any Dream Will Do and he obliged!
 
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MarmiteExtract

Oooh I want to know who the Home and Away lech was!
 
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Peartree

Mustard said:
I graced Iceland with my presence in order to pick up the best cottage cheese. If you like cc, then try this. It’s not runny or watery,
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We’re not far from the farm so this is stocked all over. Our hospital canteen even stocks it. As a kid I used to eat it out of the pot with salt and vinegar crisps now I just eat it out of the pot.
 
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Alansbigplate

Mustard said:
I graced Iceland with my presence in order to pick up the best cottage cheese. If you like cc, then try this. It’s not runny or watery,
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Agree this is the best

That’s hilarious
 
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Alansbigplate

Fraus does anyone know why the lower cupboards in my kitchen would be making things a bit white and mouldy? The ones either side of the sink, nothing looks wet?

Oh I Googled looks like it’s probably cos of the outside wall and moisture from kitchen am a terror for letting it get too steamy
 
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Pocahontas

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I was just going to say - I get the same problem and it’s from the outside wall! And steamy windows kitchen.
 
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EddieBeds

MarmiteExtract said:
Oooh I want to know who the Home and Away lech was!
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I think he played a character called Jesse? I remember the general consensus was he was a bit handsy when people had their pictures taken with him . Also the queue of people wanting to meet him was half the size of that waiting to see Dr Karl!
 
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MarmiteExtract

EddieBeds said:
I think he played a character called Jesse? I remember the general consensus was he was a bit handsy when people had their pictures taken with him . Also the queue of people wanting to meet him was half the size of that waiting to see Dr Karl!
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Delivering the goods there, Eddie! I remember Jesse and can well imagine him getting a bit handsy. Delighted to hear Karl's queue was twice the size!
 
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Pocahontas

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Yep I have my baking pans, Tupperware and whatnot in there but nothing that could suffer with the damp. I pulled out a wooden spoon the other day and And my special juicer man needed cleaning

oh, really - bicarb? I’ll google that, sounds like a good idea.
Good luck with it and you have my empathy! Solidarity damp sisters! We are like Fungus the Bogeyman
 
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Mustard

Rice might help to absorb the moisture. It works in salt containers.
 
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Alansbigplate

hahaha thank you it’s good to know I’m not the only one with a soggy bottom

Mustard said:
Rice might help to absorb the moisture. It works in salt containers.
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Oh that’s a good idea! I’ll whack some in there now thanks
 
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