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This is what we are all talking about. I found these on the net.



Yuk!!

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Found one, here...It's called Trippet Green
http://www.ezvendor.com/pfd/index0139.html

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The bottom pic looks like a Heart Attack special.

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Bonjour Madames et Monsieurs,

Quelle est this Nonsesense that je has been reading about votre famous dish de Lancashire avec le name de Tripe? C'est also une dish magnifique de Francais, une dish de delicateesen finesse que dans les Michelin Restaurants will set you back une good 200 Euros per shout. Anyway, pour le Accyweb Grande Bash at Christmas, je has une can de la famous Tripe Francais de Caan, which will le Numero uno prix dans la Chrismas draw.

Je has Attache'd une photo pour votre enjoyment.

C'est will be "bon appetite" pour some buggar lucky a la Christmas dejuerner...Turkey et Tripe! Magnifique!

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Good book on tripe recipes, is, THE HISTORY OF LANCASHIRE COOKERY. BY TOM BRIDGE. 1992. Printwise Publications. Ninety nine ways of cooking and serving dainty dishes of U.C.P. Tripe and cowheel.

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God bless Alan Bridge for helping us out here. With a name like Bridge I wonder if he came from Accrington by any chance.

Only ninety nine ways of cooking tripe, eh ? It would be nice if there was a dedication inside the book 'in memory of my dear lady wife for preparing and testing 87 of these recipes'

Made me wonder if tripe could be used in some other way.
Like removing hot cup stains from polished furniture....

Do you know of any other use for tripe ?

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yeah its good at lining bins!