The angry thread

[RChook]

As long as it doesn't contain horsemeat

You mean "as long as it doesnt contain un-labeled horse meat" ?

After the Tesco fiasco I thort " can I buy horse meat in the UK", I mean, I knew it was legal, but is there anyone selling it.
So after a bit of googling I found only one online supplier and ,,,
here is the angry bit ! ,,,
Because of all the publicity he was sold out till next month !!!! Ha !!!

[guest311]

I just buy the ready made frozen ones,4 minutes in the Halogen cooker for five or six Yorkshire puddings and then put them on a plate and pour treacle in them,yummy

Allan

always baffled me when I wer' a lad,

if it was with roast beef it was a yorkshire pudding,
but according to my gran, with golden syrup it was a batter pudding 

[surfaceman]

FROZEN Yorkshire Puds!

That's right up there with ( excuse me for this, it IS just after Burns Night ) ready made mashed potatoes and "bashed" neeps ( for all you southerners, neeps is swedes ). Can nobody do any simple cooking anymore??

As for "ready frozen ice cubes" ... !!!

Alex

[Sprintex]

I go to the pub and they serve



Alan

Yep, made those myself before too, and you don't have to put up with "pub talk" putting you off your food either .

Can nobody do any simple cooking anymore??

Simple answer no, most people are too lazy to prepare and cook real food these days, hence the reliance on ready-made and the reason why there are so many fat bas obese people too! Too much hidden fats and sugar.

I may be a Southerner but I did make neeps 'n' tatties to go with our Macsween's haggis for Burns Night Supper, followed by delicious home made Cranachan. My Edinburgh-born-and-bred misses had no complaints 


Paul

[MikeDunn]

I just buy the ready made frozen ones

Memo to the Mods - how come we allowed this philistine person in ? 

[Bikeracer]

I just buy the ready made frozen ones

Memo to the Mods - how come we allowed this philistine person in ? 

Well I don't know how to cook and my wife is too ill to cook so I don't have a choice really.

Allan

[Newportnobby]

Strewth! There's more intensity here than on the Great British Bake Off
Each to their own, I say, dependent on personal circumstances such as ability, time etc.
Dunno about treacle but after a roast dinner I used to have the rest of the Yorkshire with golden syrup for dessert

[Bikeracer]

Dunno about treacle but after a roast dinner I used to have the rest of the Yorkshire with golden syrup for dessert

Us poor people had treacle,posh people called it Golden Syrup.

Allan

[Newportnobby]

Dunno about treacle but after a roast dinner I used to have the rest of the Yorkshire with golden syrup for dessert

Us poor people had treacle,posh people called it Golden Syrup.

Allan

Different products and different colours, Allan

[Bikeracer]

Well I learn something new every day,I must have been using Golden Syrup all these years in my ignorance.

Allan.

[Newportnobby]

Well I learn something new every day,I must have been using Golden Syrup all these years in my ignorance.

Allan.

Does that mean you're posh, too, then

[Sprintex]

Dunno about treacle but after a roast dinner I used to have the rest of the Yorkshire with golden syrup for dessert

Us poor people had treacle,posh people called it Golden Syrup.

Allan

Different products and different colours, Allan

So why is Treacle Tart made with golden syrup then?


Paul

[surfaceman]

Nah, not posh or working class - it seems to be a regional thing :

I was reliably informed ( by my southern English missus ) that what I knew to be Golden Syrup was in fact Treacle, and what I knew to be Treacle was in fact Molasses!

I wasn't silly ( or brave? ) enough to try to correct her!

Alex

[Newportnobby]

As far as I know all the treacle I have seen is almost black, not golden.
The syrup I used to have was in a green and gold tin with a recumbent lion in the picture and was a pale gold colour

[Bikeracer]

It still does I think,but the one I've got is in a squeezy bottle.But I still call it treacle.

Allan