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i have some here ian lol i'll fetch you some up tomorrow, but why andrews? its not pop, i always knew you where weird ;) |
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Haven't had it in years. At home my parents didn't have a lot of money when we were growing up, but they always made sure that we got fish and chips for tea on friday's and on Saturdays if we had all been good, we would get a scoop of ice cream in a glass topped up with lemonade. |
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Why is it stuff thats meant to make you feel better always tates vile?
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Never heard ov cheese wi egg in till we moved to accy. We had cheese in thoven. Lancashire cheese crumbled into a dish with milk poured over top. It was cooked on a high heat for about half an hour. Some times tomato or onion were added.
It was eaten with loads of bread to dip in it or toast. Mmmm loverly. Mick cant stand it says it stinks. But he wont even try it. When our eldest had just started eating solids he said. " Your not going to feed her that." When we used to have pobies it was just 2 slices of bread broken up in a bowl sugar on top and then hot milk added. |
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My mum had to go over to northern ireland - granny had died and left us kids in the caring hands of dad. Every night he made us mashed spuds and 2 boiled eggs with runny yokes cut up on the top of it - mum was away for a week was I ever so glad to get mum back!!!! Didnt like it - used to just eat the mashed spuds and leave the egg white!!! lol He could only make fried fish, that and fried spuds and bacon and egg. We got the fried spuds and bacon and egg on sunday but the rest of the time we got mashed spuds & egg.
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My mum used to go round the corner to Britcliffe's selling-out shop and buy a bottle of lemonade and a brick of ice cream. She'd pour the lemonade out, plonk the brick into it and we'd eat the resultant gooey mess as it slowly melted.
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My sister used to treat me when out shopping with her - ginger beer and ice cream in it or dandelion & burdock (fizzy) with ice cream or fizzy vimto with ice cream. It was the stall in accy market hall or if we went to blackburn or bury but mainly at accrington. Might have to sweet talk her into taking me out again!!! lol
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we use to buy a tablet ? of jelly and tear of chunks and chew on it blackcurrant jelly sweets |
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ummmmm i used to love cubed bread with oxo over em ... yummy
when ever i was ill my mum always tried to do a pan full of broth or spud pie my two fav meals of all time and always made me feel better .. |
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When I was suffering from tonsillitis as a child, which was quite often until my tonsils were removed, my mum would warm some milk, add a small nob of butter and a spoonful of pure honey. Whilst the milk was heating up she would soak a cloth in either meths or vinegar and wrap it around my throat. It never worked but the milk and honey tasted great.
My all time favourite snack was and still is a couple of slices of buttered toast liberally spread with jam, preferably strawberry jam, with slices of a good quality sharp Cheddar cheese on top. It’s almost a meal in itself. |
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