Traditional British Food: a deathmatch (20-07)

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Diogenes Jun 2020 2:21pm, 27 Jun 2020 50,374 posts	0 Diogenes Mmm, smoked entrails.
Wriggling Snake Jun 2020 3:36pm, 27 Jun 2020 27,401 posts	0 Wriggling Snake There's a 'musician' called beansontoast.
chunkywizard Jun 2020 3:58pm, 27 Jun 2020 8,678 posts	0 chunkywizard Did he do 'Chessington World of Advneture'?
Chrisity Jun 2020 6:26pm, 27 Jun 2020 17,927 posts	0 Chrisity Nico, were you some pages back thinking of the Bass Pale Ale?
Nicholls595 Jun 2020 6:41pm, 27 Jun 2020 21,199 posts	0 Nicholls595 Don't think I was Chris, but if you've got some?? 😉 Still have a small tray from a visit my dad made to the Bass museum when I was little lad. Not an ashtray, quite flat and rectangular. It's held my loose change and keys for the last 25 years.
GregP Jun 2020 7:48pm, 27 Jun 2020 120,777 posts	0 GregP Turns out we were thinking of Ind Coope(sp?) Long Life.
Nicholls595 Jun 2020 8:09pm, 27 Jun 2020 21,200 posts	0 Nicholls595 I remember as a teenager, being left 4 cans of beer on a Saturday night while my parents went to the pub. My younger brother and I would share the beer, Longlife or Colt 45 or Carling Black Label spring to mind.
GlennR Jun 2020 8:11pm, 27 Jun 2020 50,814 posts	0 GlennR Colt 45 was rather tasty, but deadly. See also Breaker.
Nicholls595 Jun 2020 8:14pm, 27 Jun 2020 21,201 posts	0 Nicholls595 Most things were deadly to a 15 year old and his 13 year old brother 😁 Good job we didn't have a car, or we might have invented joy riding.
TRO Saracen Jun 2020 8:15pm, 27 Jun 2020 21,406 posts	0 TRO Saracen I remember Norseman lager. It was a cheap copy of the Scandinavian lagers sold only in supermarkets as a 4 can pack. It was rank but it was dirt cheap; possibly the best bang for buck for getting trollied and ideal for bring to parties where you could dump it in the kitchen and drink everyone else’s much nicer stuff.