Nov 2023
8:42am, 17 Nov 2023
15,916 posts
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jda
Plain fish and chips is a bit carb-deficient so it makes perfect sense really
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Nov 2023
8:43am, 17 Nov 2023
30,429 posts
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Rosehip
We also used to fire cocktail sticks through straws at party's and we can forget the blancmange rabbit with jelly green grass around it
Sounds like our parties were very similar. Currently going through dad’s slide photos, so hoping some evidence will come to light
Still don’t like muckdonald’s. Wimpy were OK, but Watford had an early Wendy’s AND a Burger King , which were much better.
I was always jealous of those whose families stopped at Little Chef or Happy eater on long journeys. For us it was always sandwiches and flask tea in a layby somewhere.
Little chef became a sunday treat once we had car/bike licenses and wages to pay for it - olympic breakfasts and enourmous thick pancakes
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Nov 2023
8:43am, 17 Nov 2023
48,874 posts
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EvilPixie
oh I do love a chip sarnie but I don't like butter so you can forget that rubbish
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Nov 2023
8:44am, 17 Nov 2023
48,875 posts
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EvilPixie
beefeater was our sunday treat kids meal was £1:99 if I recall correctly
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Nov 2023
8:44am, 17 Nov 2023
5,896 posts
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Winniefree
I used to love the curly Wimpy sausages, until I got one with a piece of glass in it. I can’t have been very old, was told not to make a fuss!
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Nov 2023
8:55am, 17 Nov 2023
22,700 posts
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RichHL
If you brave the queues and sit in at the Anstruther Fish Bar, you get bread and butter with your fish supper. 13/10. Would thoroughly recommend.
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Nov 2023
8:56am, 17 Nov 2023
10,242 posts
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Eynsham Red
Sugar on lettuce. I did that too.
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Nov 2023
8:56am, 17 Nov 2023
48,877 posts
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EvilPixie
wot?
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Nov 2023
9:02am, 17 Nov 2023
22,705 posts
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RichHL
My dad used to add sugar to his pot of yogurt.
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Nov 2023
9:10am, 17 Nov 2023
61,618 posts
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alpenrose
I guess that lettuce used to be bitter and has now been bred out so post rationing it was a treat to have sugar so it was put on anything.
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