Black Forest ham and other Lidl bargains.

[Gout Man]

Yyyou,

I buy them almost weekly, they make excellent currywurst.

You actually buy them

Well there’s a first ladies and gents.

 

[loofkar]

The equivalent foods in Britain were salmon (Scotland and northern England) and Oysters (London and the south east). Gamekeepers in Teesdale had it written into their contracts that they wouldn't have to eat salmon more than five times a week.

I heard about salmon! Unbelievable nowadays. I read that in Britain, mackerel wasn't considered a fish fit to to eat.

 

[Kirkz]

Yyyou,

You actually buy them

Well there’s a first ladies and gents.

Farm Foods don't sell bratties so I'm hardly going to find them in their bins am I.

 

[Kirkz]

When I were a lad the regular Sunday meat was beef or lamb. It was only at Christmas that we had a chicken as it was too expensive to eat on a regular basis.

Sunday was usually beef or lamb but we often had pheasant, duck or rabbit as dad worked on a farm.

 

[Gout Man]

Farm Foods don't sell bratties so I'm hardly going to find them in their bins am I.

Silly me.

 

[Stonker]

I heard about salmon! Unbelievable nowadays. I read that in Britain, mackerel wasn't considered a fish fit to to eat.

Food snobbery and ignorance. Very English. We eat more pork loin than we breed. The rest goes to Europe.

Europe reciprocates: We get their pricey, dull pork loin.

They feast on the more flavoursome cuts.

If it was a flavours competition, we'd be runners up.

 

[loofkar]

Food snobbery and ignorance. Very English. We eat more pork loin than we breed. The rest goes to Europe.

Europe reciprocates: We get their pricey, dull pork loin.

They feast on the more flavoursome cuts.

If it was a flavours competition, we'd be runners up.

could that be the reason there is no equivalent phrase for "bon appetit" in English?

 

[76mill]

I heard about salmon! Unbelievable nowadays. I read that in Britain, mackerel wasn't considered a fish fit to to eat.

Lidl does some lush mackerel in tomato sauce. I eat it out of the tin with a purloined Virgin airlines tea spoon.
Rock n roll lifestyle!

 

[Karamoja]

Our Chickens - Packington Free Range | Born and reared outdoors. Always.

Packington Free Range offers the finest free range pork and poultry, these animals ... and the land will naturally be good for us and better for our customers.

www.packingtonfreerange.co.uk

£8 the chickens at company shop. They sometimes have the supermarket ones for a quid but I don’t buy them.

I don't like their pork pies at all.

 

[overopensights]

could that be the reason there is no equivalent phrase to "bon appetit" in English?

But there is an equivalent: 'Madam dishes up, then wrings her hands, looks up to the ceiling and says, 'I do hope it's alright'

 

[jarrod248]

I don't like their pork pies at all.

Better off from a decent local butcher, nice, hot, fresh.

 

[loofkar]

But there is an equivalent: 'Madam dishes up, then wrings her hands, looks up to the ceiling and says, 'I do hope it's alright'

only to hear the reply "I assure you ma'am, parts of it are excellent."

 

[endure]

I don't like their pork pies at all.

If you're round Derby way find a Bird's bakery shop and try a Bird's pork pie.

 

[Stonker]

But there is an equivalent: 'Madam dishes up, then wrings her hands, looks up to the ceiling and says, 'I do hope it's alright'

That's why I always cook for guests

 

[Stonker]

If you're round Derby way find a Bird's bakery shop and try a Bird's pork pie.

Made of flying pigs? (If no GSM 1969 Mit bar "Norniron", you are excused this gag.)

 

[wheel]

Food snobbery and ignorance. Very English. We eat more pork loin than we breed. The rest goes to Europe.

Europe reciprocates: We get their pricey, dull pork loin.

They feast on the more flavoursome cuts.

If it was a flavours competition, we'd be runners up.

We do not eat rabbit in the UK even though its plentiful. On the continent its normal.

 

[Charlie4]

We do not eat rabbit in the UK even though its plentiful. On the continent its normal.

I do! The furry little (tasty) feckers!

 

[wheel]

I do! The furry little (tasty) feckers!

I do too.

 

[Charlie4]

No use to us in the UK. So get a van hired and bring some Yellow handbags over

@kelvin_273 just in case you missed the post.

Do it! Do it now!

 

[Kirkz]

We do not eat rabbit in the UK even though its plentiful. On the continent its normal.

I do! The furry little (tasty) feckers!

I do too.

I do as well.