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Jan 2020
7:54pm, 11 Jan 2020
15,665 posts
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Serendippily
I remember a child at my primary school being sent for punishment when he put a foot on the bench in order to drive down on a tough and stringy piece of meat with a toothless knife. They thought it was disrespectful to the cooks.
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Jan 2020
7:58pm, 11 Jan 2020
18,675 posts
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Dvorak
What I have to say regarding dinner today properly belongs on another thread 
I'm looking forward to my (half a giant) pizza when it is finally served. I must not say anything about when it is being served. (Cooking it myself was NOT an option.)
My very wet kit from parkrun is still in the car. I should probably get it whilst there is a break in the rain.
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Jan 2020
8:25pm, 11 Jan 2020
7,734 posts
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Mazlin
I have not moved on from the ‘bread and pizza’ stage. I like to think it’s part of my delightfully quirky personality.
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Jan 2020
8:27pm, 11 Jan 2020
11,024 posts
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NDWDave
Malbec and hula hoops
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Jan 2020
8:30pm, 11 Jan 2020
37,690 posts
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Purps
L is currently not liking anything and being particularly fussy, E lives on fresh air some days, H is fairly easy but doesn't like roast dinners.
I don't like the planning of meals at the moment, in fact I'm not sure when I ever have tbh, I like cooking, but thinking about what to cook, nah.
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Jan 2020
9:11pm, 11 Jan 2020
11,469 posts
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D2
I had to eat what was on my plate as a child too, it was a weekly menu and always contained potato, a veg and some variety of "meat"... mind you that was back in the day when "meat" was corned or luncheon more often than not!! I've been watching Julia in Iceland, really great scenery.
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Jan 2020
10:18pm, 11 Jan 2020
60,236 posts
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swittle
Three-hour catch-up 'phone call from Jim, who is no longer sourcing bananas in Costa Rica.
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Jan 2020
10:23pm, 11 Jan 2020
3,550 posts
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Dillthedog
I source bananas from Lidl
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Jan 2020
10:24pm, 11 Jan 2020
60,238 posts
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swittle
Toffee sauce - mmm!
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Jan 2020
10:30pm, 11 Jan 2020
2,796 posts
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ThorntonRunner
My mum still recounts that she hated egg custard and was excused it as a child. But then she was given it while staying at an aunt's and being brought up to be polite, ate it. Some time later aunt and her mum were talking, subject came up, "Jessie doesn't like egg custard". "She ate it when she was at ours". Thereafter she was made to eat it at home as well. Aged 95 she still feels hard done by😂😂
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