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Originally posted by Flanno7hi Flanno7hi wrote:

Originally posted by dundon13 dundon13 wrote:

My brother's girlfriend, when she makes a pasta bake she tops it with cheese and then cornflakes, for a bit of extra crispiness. I haven't had it yet but the rest of my family said it does work.
I've heard that from a few people before and it's supposed to be nice. Someone I know swears by a grilled chickedn breast topped in cream cheese and cornflakes.
 
who are these people? Why in gods name would you add cornflakes to anything bar a bowl of milk...
 
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Originally posted by dundon13 dundon13 wrote:

My brother's girlfriend, when she makes a pasta bake she tops it with cheese and then cornflakes, for a bit of extra crispiness. I haven't had it yet but the rest of my family said it does work.
I've heard that from a few people before and it's supposed to be nice. Someone I know swears by a grilled chickedn breast topped in cream cheese and cornflakes.
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My brother's girlfriend, when she makes a pasta bake she tops it with cheese and then cornflakes, for a bit of extra crispiness. I haven't had it yet but the rest of my family said it does work.
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Originally posted by FrankosHereNow FrankosHereNow wrote:

I worked in a cafe a few years ago and one of the lads who worked there used to dip his chips in a bowl of custard.

I knew I'd seen that before in this thread. Chips and custard - it's an untapped market.
 
Had some soy sauce on pizza yesterday was nice.
 
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That food lad on Moncrieff said during the week that mashed apple and parsnip is beautiful. Dying to try it now, actually sounds good!
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Originally posted by Clonbhoy Clonbhoy wrote:

The inability to tell the difference between hot custard and cold mayonnaise is worrying!

LOL I know but a nice mistake none the less
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The inability to tell the difference between hot custard and cold mayonnaise is worrying!
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Originally posted by lassassinblanc lassassinblanc wrote:

Originally posted by dundon13 dundon13 wrote:

Was the custard hot or cold?

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Might be worth a try so.
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Originally posted by dundon13 dundon13 wrote:

Was the custard hot or cold?
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Was the custard hot or cold?
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I'd have had the cake and lettuce with curry sauce
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Originally posted by Clonbhoy Clonbhoy wrote:

So many questions! How can you confuse custard and garlic mayo? Why was custard on the table at the same time as curry sauce? Why did you proceed to it? Had you smoked your own weight in weed beforehand?

LOL i blame lack of sleep

the way the counter was set up was as follows

pannis, next to chips and then curry sauce and custard the custard being the top one of the two, then a plain of glass and cake and lettuce
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So many questions! How can you confuse custard and garlic mayo? Why was custard on the table at the same time as curry sauce? Why did you proceed to it? Had you smoked your own weight in weed beforehand?
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I know it sounds like one for the Thick Thread but given that it was actually nice putting it in here instead
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