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By:
Pandoras
When: 09 Apr 15 20:19
Can still get Golden Wonder Cheese N Onion? Certainly up north in your Home Bargains
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 09 Apr 15 20:27
I remember when McDonalds first opened .. every hamburger had a warm very slightly toasted bun , a perfect gurkin , splodge of red sauce & a bit of salt in the middle Happy
By:
padlock
When: 09 Apr 15 20:30
Kfc done american biscuits years ago , tasty
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 09 Apr 15 21:19
You lot all seem to love chocolate! Jellied eels, for me.
By:
orioles
When: 09 Apr 15 21:27
Jellied eels are bleedin' horrible, Slippy. Sorry.

The chap above pointing out the terrible quality of Cadbury's milk chocolate is bang on - ruined a good few products.
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 09 Apr 15 21:31
O, I just don't have a sweet tooth at all, I love my seafood. A plate of cockles and whelks and jobsagoodun. Good to see you back by the way Happy
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 09 Apr 15 21:32
are they like .. real eels .. an a fork 'll be 20p extra Confused
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 09 Apr 15 21:37
Yes McM, real eels in jelly, loads of pepper and vinegar, the food of Gods. Must be a London thing as nobody from outside the smoke seems to like them,
By:
orioles
When: 09 Apr 15 21:37
That's kind of you. It's good to see the good guys hanging on Happy

I like seafood too, mate, but as I said when someone asked me what jellied eels taste like; they're jellied ferkin eels, how does it sound like they taste?!
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 09 Apr 15 21:45
You'd never get one down me .. don't trust anything that moves Plain


the closest I'd get is a pickled onion , with me burger & chips Grin
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 09 Apr 15 21:53
Laugh
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 09 Apr 15 21:58
I did try a crabstick once though .. not bad at all after 5 pints Wink
By:
laystheway
When: 09 Apr 15 22:00
Cant remember what they were called but was shaped like a chewit,opal fruit,pacer etc, when you bit into them they had a flavoured liquid inside them
By:
Just Checking
When: 09 Apr 15 23:48
Capt__F 08 Apr 15 23:20 
pickled onion monster Munch
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Can still get them. Stock up and have a fantastic binge weekend.
By:
themightymac
When: 10 Apr 15 00:53
Best chocolate bar ever made Love

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By:
themightymac
When: 10 Apr 15 00:54
and the next best

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By:
Cork Langer
When: 10 Apr 15 01:05
Remember many years ago you use to be able to buy biscuits loose by the pound in F.W.Woolworth, there was a shortcake biscuit that was covered in Caramac chocolate, there was always a fight for the last one in the biscuit barrel...!
By:
themightymac
When: 10 Apr 15 01:11
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By:
orioles
When: 10 Apr 15 01:53
Mightmac KNOWS.

The five centre was delish.

My sainted mother used to make us sandwiches containing the original Fry's Chocolate Cream
By:
treble
When: 10 Apr 15 11:07
Aren't the pyramid shaped lollies in cardboard mentioned on the first page called Jubblies?
By:
treble
When: 10 Apr 15 11:09
As a nipper in the 80's, I used to love Heinz Haunted House spaghetti. Delicious on toast. But with the all the food panic over the years, they have stripped so much out of it that all beans and spaghetti are just rubbish now.
By:
johnnyrant
When: 10 Apr 15 13:24
rum truffles. Used to buy them at local bakery - delicious. Where have they gone?
By:
macarony
When: 10 Apr 15 14:17
Vista  curry in a box better than the real thing
By:
macarony
When: 10 Apr 15 14:18
Nearly as good as boil in the bag Sunday dinner
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 10 Apr 15 14:24
One of my favourite treats as a kid was Vesta chow mein, which in hindsight was gross.
By:
mememe
When: 10 Apr 15 14:26
Caramac ... often wondered what it was made from.

And that cheap chocalate sold at the market ... put it in the mouth and chew it and wait for it to melt, but it never did, just left a coating on your teeth.
By:
Foinavon
When: 10 Apr 15 14:34
Love all sorts of seafood but can't stomach jellied eels. Grotesque devil worship.Scared.
Sorry Slippy.
By:
macarony
When: 10 Apr 15 14:36
Sounds a bit like them plastic cheese slices the ones that don't melt only burn under the grill
By:
blackestnight
When: 10 Apr 15 14:37
I used to love tinned hotdog sausages as a kid in the 80s, they are gross now, imagine what they used to put in them.
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 10 Apr 15 14:38
I'm with Slippy - I love jellied eels
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 10 Apr 15 14:39
do they still do pop tarts? The concept of napalm rehashed as a snack.
By:
macarony
When: 10 Apr 15 14:43
Tins of salmon with bones and god knows what else in the tin
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And wtf is potted meat?
By:
blackpood
When: 10 Apr 15 14:50
Jubilee bottled beer. Unique taste
By:
blackestnight
When: 10 Apr 15 14:50
Potted meat is the scrapings off cow leg bones.
By:
macarony
When: 10 Apr 15 14:52
Arse bone more like
By:
bongo
When: 10 Apr 15 16:10
Pandoras knows his (cheese &) onions.
By:
themightymac
When: 10 Apr 15 16:11
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themightymac
When: 10 Apr 15 16:12
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themightymac
When: 10 Apr 15 16:12
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By:
polybot
When: 11 Apr 15 11:25
long pig
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