What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Wilmslow's feckin miles away... I'm hoping somewhere nearer sells it than thatBruce Rioja wrote:Ah, posh pop, my favourite. That stuff's another of the reasons that I travel up to Booths in Chorley. The nearest Booths to you will probably be the one in Wilmslow if you're ever over that way, or at Media City if you have to go into Mancunia. San Pellegrino is the only bottled water I buy, too.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Just discovered San Pellegrino Liminata and Arunciata - Lemonade/Orangeade made from sparkling water (San Pellegrino sparkling water, which is distinctive). Very nice. All I need now is to source a regular supply.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Yiss, I know. I was just thinking it could be en route to you coming up here or summat. Do Ocado deliver to the back of beyond? They sell it. Alternatively you can do what I often do and mix SP with fresh orange juice. C'est une boisson magique.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Wilmslow's feckin miles away... I'm hoping somewhere nearer sells it than thatBruce Rioja wrote:Ah, posh pop, my favourite. That stuff's another of the reasons that I travel up to Booths in Chorley. The nearest Booths to you will probably be the one in Wilmslow if you're ever over that way, or at Media City if you have to go into Mancunia. San Pellegrino is the only bottled water I buy, too.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Just discovered San Pellegrino Liminata and Arunciata - Lemonade/Orangeade made from sparkling water (San Pellegrino sparkling water, which is distinctive). Very nice. All I need now is to source a regular supply.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Went to Le Verre Volé in Paris on monday lunchtime for a last-day nice meal. Had a starter consisting of artichoke hearts, along with cured bacon and in a garlic sauce with seasonal veg.
main was angus beef with mushrooms, salad, new potatoes onions, all in a lovely meaty gravy.
yum.
main was angus beef with mushrooms, salad, new potatoes onions, all in a lovely meaty gravy.
yum.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
They sell San Pellegrino in that Italian café near Subway on the Middlebrook.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
The water or the pop?Gary the Enfield wrote:They sell San Pellegrino in that Italian café near Subway on the Middlebrook.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Lost Leopard Spot wrote:The water or the pop?Gary the Enfield wrote:They sell San Pellegrino in that Italian café near Subway on the Middlebrook.
The pop definitely. Not sure about the water. Lemon or Orange. Little Miss GtE had some over Easter.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Sell it in supermarkets. Sure tesco have it.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Just discovered San Pellegrino Liminata and Arunciata - Lemonade/Orangeade made from sparkling water (San Pellegrino sparkling water, which is distinctive). Very nice. All I need now is to source a regular supply.
Just looked it up, ocado have it on their online store. Sure others have it.
It is absolutely fantastic on a hot summers day.
Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Eh? Is it just me? It's feckin water. Use the tap.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
No. It is posh lemonade and orangeade made from posh sparkling water....Bijou Bob wrote:Eh? Is it just me? It's feckin water. Use the tap.
It is nice though.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I'll check but I don't think I get Lemonade out of my tap.Bijou Bob wrote:Eh? Is it just me? It's feckin water. Use the tap.
Oh, and it's not just water... you've obviously never tried it, it has a distinctive flavour and is naturally carbonated. Do you put tap water in your G&T?
And cheers everybody, I've checked and I can get it in a couple of places around me, now I've put some effort in.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Liver and bacon with onions, a much underrated dish which is easy to make. Found a bottle of S African red someone gave me, a blend of Shiraz/Mourvedre/Viognier. It's very nice decided to sit up and watch a Doors gig until I finish it.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Liver? Comes as no surprise whatsoever!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
The cupboard is bare when it comes to fava beans and chianti I'm afraid Bruce.Bruce Rioja wrote:Liver? Comes as no surprise whatsoever!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
not by me... I am salivating at the thought... plenty of pepper, i hope... Did you do mash? I'd be jersey royals, broad beans and crusty baguette... and that wine sounds like it has the balls to stand up to it...LeverEnd wrote:Liver and bacon with onions, a much underrated dish which is easy to make. Found a bottle of S African red someone gave me, a blend of Shiraz/Mourvedre/Viognier. It's very nice decided to sit up and watch a Doors gig until I finish it.
Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
The wine is great. I just ate it with carrots. I'd been grazing for a while on all sorts of body par... I mean snacks.William the White wrote:not by me... I am salivating at the thought... plenty of pepper, i hope... Did you do mash? I'd be jersey royals, broad beans and crusty baguette... and that wine sounds like it has the balls to stand up to it...LeverEnd wrote:Liver and bacon with onions, a much underrated dish which is easy to make. Found a bottle of S African red someone gave me, a blend of Shiraz/Mourvedre/Viognier. It's very nice decided to sit up and watch a Doors gig until I finish it.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I've always wanted to like liver, the chicken livers at the pub i worked at always smelled amazing, but bleurgh! That 'offal' aftertaste!
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Went to the James Martin restaurant in Manchester a couple of weeks ago. The food was great but very pricey. I had "Seared West Coast Hand Dived Scallops" for starter at £10.50. Although they were nice it only came with two scallops.
Then a 10oz Rib Eye steak which came with five chips and three onion rings. At £26 it was still a bit expensive but the best steak I've ever had.
With drinks the bill came to £115 per couple. Good food but I wish I'd eaten before I went out.
Would I go again? Probably but it would have to be a very special occasion.
Then a 10oz Rib Eye steak which came with five chips and three onion rings. At £26 it was still a bit expensive but the best steak I've ever had.
With drinks the bill came to £115 per couple. Good food but I wish I'd eaten before I went out.
Would I go again? Probably but it would have to be a very special occasion.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Bruce Rioja wrote:Liver? Comes as no surprise whatsoever!

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Well that is the amount of hands most divers have!malcd1 wrote:I had "Seared West Coast Hand Dived Scallops" for starter at £10.50. Although they were nice it only came with two scallops.
Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I'm not sure it makes them more tasty but it must make them more expensive.Worthy4England wrote:Well that is the amount of hands most divers have!malcd1 wrote:I had "Seared West Coast Hand Dived Scallops" for starter at £10.50. Although they were nice it only came with two scallops.
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