Today I'm happy about......
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Love Haggis and black pudding but can't be doing with offal.Lord Kangana wrote:I suppose now wouldn't be the time to admit to a liking to Haggis aswell then? Black pudding? Offal?
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You do realise Haggis is offal though, don't you?
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That was pretty much the top n tail of it.Bruce Rioja wrote:And straight off for a Cardinal Chunder.
They eat some bloody rotten nosebag, the Krauts. I always end up living on Wienerschnitzel for the week when I'm there, so as to remove any unpleasant surprise possibilities

If they'd grilled the fackers, it might have been ok.
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Haggis, black pudding, white pudding - all fine.Bruce Rioja wrote:Love Haggis and black pudding but can't be doing with offal.Lord Kangana wrote:I suppose now wouldn't be the time to admit to a liking to Haggis aswell then? Black pudding? Offal?

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I'm a bit lost here worthy. Did you like the white puddings you were eating or not?
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These things weren't just boiled in the water and placed in a tureen, they were fcuking soggy and waterlogged. Like a condom full of runny poo.Lord Kangana wrote:I'm a bit lost here worthy. Did you like the white puddings you were eating or not.
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As sadly my spaniel found out recently. His treat when I sneak him into the local whilst out on a 'walk' is a pepperami. Sadly, I didn't notice that the dozy git behind the bar had given me the hot one. The poor dog did!Bruce Rioja wrote:Things rarely are as hot as they're claimed to be, with the notable exception of this rascal. I don't know if they still make it, but bloody hell - it's hot!Puskas wrote:very pleasant, but not as hot as they're trying to make out on that website
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Worthy4England wrote:These things weren't just boiled in the water and placed in a tureen, they were fcuking soggy and waterlogged. Like a condom full of runny poo.Lord Kangana wrote:I'm a bit lost here worthy. Did you like the white puddings you were eating or not.

(isn't that basically what sausages are anyway?)
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No, generally firm.thebish wrote:Worthy4England wrote:These things weren't just boiled in the water and placed in a tureen, they were fcuking soggy and waterlogged. Like a condom full of runny poo.Lord Kangana wrote:I'm a bit lost here worthy. Did you like the white puddings you were eating or not.
(isn't that basically what sausages are anyway?)

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Oh yes (benefits from an accompanying glass of Glayva too). The offal thing isn't a principle thing - I just don't like any of it on its own. Never have. My mum used to try to get me to eat liver when I was a kid and I just couldn't do it, still can't, yet I love pate.Lord Kangana wrote:You do realise Haggis is offal though, don't you?
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Ah. Getcha.
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In France ( on the Cherbourg peninsula) I was served a trio of 'saucisson' which turned out to be pork, a kind of blood sausage (black pudding-ish) and a sausage with translucent skin and what looked like intestines stuffed inside.
I (and a big german fella on an adjacent table who had ordered the same thing) tucked into the first two and then started on the third. I cut into mine and the innards spilled out onto the plate accompanied by a stench that would have poleaxed a bull.
Both the German and I left our plates unfinished. Never has there been a more perfect cross border unstated unity than existed between he and I at that moment of our complete and utter disgust at that 'sausage'.
I (and a big german fella on an adjacent table who had ordered the same thing) tucked into the first two and then started on the third. I cut into mine and the innards spilled out onto the plate accompanied by a stench that would have poleaxed a bull.
Both the German and I left our plates unfinished. Never has there been a more perfect cross border unstated unity than existed between he and I at that moment of our complete and utter disgust at that 'sausage'.
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Gary the Enfield wrote:In France ( on the Cherbourg peninsula) I was served a trio of 'saucisson' which turned out to be pork, a kind of blood sausage (black pudding-ish) and a sausage with translucent skin and what looked like intestines stuffed inside.
I (and a big german fella on an adjacent table who had ordered the same thing) tucked into the first two and then started on the third. I cut into mine and the innards spilled out onto the plate accompanied by a stench that would have poleaxed a bull.
Both the German and I left our plates unfinished. Never has there been a more perfect cross border unstated unity than existed between he and I at that moment of our complete and utter disgust at that 'sausage'.
Well, today's hot choice is Chicken Pimpernel in a Scarlet Sauce,
Scarlet Chicken in a Pimpernel Sauce, or Huge Suspicious-Looking
Sausages in a Scarlet Pimpernel Sauce.
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About 10 years ago I was working for a Sitt Iffrican company. Sometimes, on a nice day, skottel braais would miraculously appear in the car park and it was Boerewors for lunch. My word, those boys and girls know how to make a sausage.
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That will have probably been Andouilette Gary. Arse sausage.
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Bolton town hall square, large Bratwurst sausage and onions on a large bun, touch of salt and splash of mustard. Delicious 

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You're all a bunch of sausage munchers
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Lord Kangana wrote:That will have probably been Andouilette Gary. Arse sausage.
Explains the smell. Dirty bastards.
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I was interested enough in this to Google it... some good Andouilette stories here:Gary the Enfield wrote:Lord Kangana wrote:That will have probably been Andouilette Gary. Arse sausage.
Explains the smell. Dirty bastards.
http://unclestinky.wordpress.com/2008/0 ... n-sausage/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


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mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:I was interested enough in this to Google it... some good Andouilette stories here:Gary the Enfield wrote:Lord Kangana wrote:That will have probably been Andouilette Gary. Arse sausage.
Explains the smell. Dirty bastards.
http://unclestinky.wordpress.com/2008/0 ... n-sausage/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
The French.
That's the kiddie. Am remembering the smell as I type.

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