| Rubbish Christmas Foods 19:12 - Dec 18 with 1180 views | BlueBadger |
I'm not talking mince pies(although they ARE rubbish), figgy pudding, turkey etc here, I'm talking about the increasing trend for supermarkets(in particular) to add needless mulling, stuffing, mulling spices and, worst of all, fruit in cheese.
Yesterday Mrs Badger brought home some special 'christmas burgers' because 'I thought you and The Lad might enjoy them'.
And to be fair, we did, once I'd slung out the sachet of cranberry sauce and 'stuffing pellet'.
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| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 19:16 - Dec 18 with 1047 views | Swansea_Blue |
“The Lad”
You and the poor woman you’ve obviously kidnapped live with Sitters?  |  |
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| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 19:59 - Dec 18 with 973 views | BlueBadger |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 19:16 - Dec 18 by Swansea_Blue |
“The Lad”
You and the poor woman you’ve obviously kidnapped live with Sitters? |
We don't live with him, we live near him. | |
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| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 20:06 - Dec 18 with 959 views | azuremerlangus |
Bread sauce |  |
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| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 20:48 - Dec 18 with 915 views | Reuser_is_God |
Pigs in blankets crisps wind me up.
They’re just smoky bacon renamed. |  |
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| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 21:00 - Dec 18 with 889 views | jontysnut |
Eat-Me Dates
Turkey curry
Advocaat
Giblets
Toffee Quality Streets
Sweet Sherry
Crabbies Ginger Wine - and by extension the Whisky Mac
Shortbread
Coffee flavour Matchsticks |  | | |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 21:10 - Dec 18 with 865 views | Ftnfwest |
There’s always a few nervous ones on here when fruity cheese is mentioned. Yes it’s an abomination. |  | | |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 21:53 - Dec 18 with 805 views | BlueBadger |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 20:48 - Dec 18 by Reuser_is_God |
Pigs in blankets crisps wind me up.
They’re just smoky bacon renamed. |
Or, worse, crap expensive Frazzles | |
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| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 22:03 - Dec 18 with 779 views | Vaughan8 |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 20:48 - Dec 18 by Reuser_is_God |
Pigs in blankets crisps wind me up.
They’re just smoky bacon renamed. |
I would normally agree with you. Same with Turkey crisps are just chicken flavour.
However, I had Sainsburys taste the difference pigs in blanket crisps and they did taste different, a bit sausagey....! |  | | |
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| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 22:24 - Dec 18 with 747 views | WeWereZombies |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 21:00 - Dec 18 by jontysnut |
Eat-Me Dates
Turkey curry
Advocaat
Giblets
Toffee Quality Streets
Sweet Sherry
Crabbies Ginger Wine - and by extension the Whisky Mac
Shortbread
Coffee flavour Matchsticks |
Dates are really nice, the early seventies ritual of getting the right balance between Stone's ginger wine and Bells was a necessary rite of passage for every youth surely ? And I'm stuffing my face with shortbread at this very moment (although I know I will regret the stuffed feeling in my stomach later.)
I wont't quibble about the rest though.
[Edit - now that I think about it, the toffee ones are the only decent choice in a tub of Quality Street.] [Post edited 18 Dec 22:28]
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| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 23:41 - Dec 18 with 677 views | Churchman |
Pigs in blankets - sausages: mmm. Bacon: mmm. Rolled up fat ridden combo version: ghastly
Brazil nuts. Actually, all nuts: throw them in the bin
Renamed crisps
Quality Street - the ever shrinking box is the best bit
Adulterated cheese - cheese with Fruit that Mrs C loves and I don’t. Grounds for divorce?
Panettone- nice box rubbish contents
Egg nog - grisly |  | | |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 00:03 - Dec 19 with 657 views | floridablue |
Marzipan.... loved being allowed to stir the xmas cake mix, licking the wooden spoon as a kid (late 50s ) and then discovering end product covered in that! | | | |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 00:34 - Dec 19 with 632 views | WeWereZombies |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 23:41 - Dec 18 by Churchman |
Pigs in blankets - sausages: mmm. Bacon: mmm. Rolled up fat ridden combo version: ghastly
Brazil nuts. Actually, all nuts: throw them in the bin
Renamed crisps
Quality Street - the ever shrinking box is the best bit
Adulterated cheese - cheese with Fruit that Mrs C loves and I don’t. Grounds for divorce?
Panettone- nice box rubbish contents
Egg nog - grisly |
Hmm, another wrong 'un. Nuts are great. And a proper Panettone is a Christmas treat. | |
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| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 00:36 - Dec 19 with 630 views | WeWereZombies |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 00:03 - Dec 19 by floridablue |
Marzipan.... loved being allowed to stir the xmas cake mix, licking the wooden spoon as a kid (late 50s ) and then discovering end product covered in that! |
Maybe this thread should be called 'Rubbish Christmas threads' ?
The Battenberg Liberation Front have spoken... | |
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| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 00:54 - Dec 19 with 614 views | Churchman |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 00:34 - Dec 19 by WeWereZombies |
Hmm, another wrong 'un. Nuts are great. And a proper Panettone is a Christmas treat. |
Wrong un? Nah. I’m always right 😀.
Panettone? A bit of dry old cake with fruit in packed in a nice box? Waste of time and money. People only buy it because the name sounds exotic. Have some proper Christmas cake and trust me, you’ll be much happier.
As for nuts, dreadful things. Squirrel food. Get them in the bin or leave them out for the little guys with big tails. | | | |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 02:21 - Dec 19 with 584 views | ArnoldMoorhen |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 00:54 - Dec 19 by Churchman |
Wrong un? Nah. I’m always right 😀.
Panettone? A bit of dry old cake with fruit in packed in a nice box? Waste of time and money. People only buy it because the name sounds exotic. Have some proper Christmas cake and trust me, you’ll be much happier.
As for nuts, dreadful things. Squirrel food. Get them in the bin or leave them out for the little guys with big tails. |
Big tails you say?
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| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 06:19 - Dec 19 with 512 views | Keno |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 20:48 - Dec 18 by Reuser_is_God |
Pigs in blankets crisps wind me up.
They’re just smoky bacon renamed. |
Cheese with bits in
Just wrong |  |
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| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 10:09 - Dec 19 with 381 views | WeWereZombies |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 00:54 - Dec 19 by Churchman |
Wrong un? Nah. I’m always right 😀.
Panettone? A bit of dry old cake with fruit in packed in a nice box? Waste of time and money. People only buy it because the name sounds exotic. Have some proper Christmas cake and trust me, you’ll be much happier.
As for nuts, dreadful things. Squirrel food. Get them in the bin or leave them out for the little guys with big tails. |
Says the poster who regards Krispy Kreme as the ultimate doughnut.
I rest my case. | |
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| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 10:36 - Dec 19 with 349 views | BrayBlue |
Brussels Sprouts - the devil’s own 🤮
Cheers,
JK | | | |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 11:41 - Dec 19 with 288 views | DBaldy |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 00:54 - Dec 19 by Churchman |
Wrong un? Nah. I’m always right 😀.
Panettone? A bit of dry old cake with fruit in packed in a nice box? Waste of time and money. People only buy it because the name sounds exotic. Have some proper Christmas cake and trust me, you’ll be much happier.
As for nuts, dreadful things. Squirrel food. Get them in the bin or leave them out for the little guys with big tails. |
You're normally one of the most level-headed posters on here Churchie, but I'm afraid it's a hard disagree from me on the panettone.
I can only assume you've had a dodgy one before, but we have at least one in our house every Xmas and it's the lightest textured cake I've ever eaten, absolutely lovely. The M&S triple chocolate version is outstanding, trouble is the kids can now reach the top of the kitchen cupboard where we used to stash them, so it doesn't last very long!
Definitely agreed on nuts though, cannot stand them. | | | |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 11:43 - Dec 19 with 287 views | Churchman |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 00:34 - Dec 19 by WeWereZombies |
Hmm, another wrong 'un. Nuts are great. And a proper Panettone is a Christmas treat. |
Nah, I think you need to get out more and broaden those culinary horizons. Trust me, there’s more to life than tasteless dried up cake in a silly box and squirrel fodder. | | | |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 12:30 - Dec 19 with 235 views | WeWereZombies |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 11:43 - Dec 19 by Churchman |
Nah, I think you need to get out more and broaden those culinary horizons. Trust me, there’s more to life than tasteless dried up cake in a silly box and squirrel fodder. |
Well it is true that when I was in Timbuktu I bought some nut like things in the market and found them very strange, so i have had one duff experience with them.
DBaldy has already provided the convincing response on Panattone, perhaps you've just never experienced one in Italy ? | |
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| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 12:37 - Dec 19 with 223 views | farkenhell |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 10:36 - Dec 19 by BrayBlue |
Brussels Sprouts - the devil’s own 🤮
Cheers,
JK |
Beat me to it. Disgusting crap. | | | |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 12:52 - Dec 19 with 203 views | DarkBrandon |
Turkey. I know you aren't talking it ... but it is rubbish. [Post edited 19 Dec 12:52]
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| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 13:18 - Dec 19 with 171 views | Churchman |
| Rubbish Christmas Foods on 11:41 - Dec 19 by DBaldy |
You're normally one of the most level-headed posters on here Churchie, but I'm afraid it's a hard disagree from me on the panettone.
I can only assume you've had a dodgy one before, but we have at least one in our house every Xmas and it's the lightest textured cake I've ever eaten, absolutely lovely. The M&S triple chocolate version is outstanding, trouble is the kids can now reach the top of the kitchen cupboard where we used to stash them, so it doesn't last very long!
Definitely agreed on nuts though, cannot stand them. |
Admittedly I've only had panettone a couple of times and they had been in the silly box a while, but whilst it’s not the worst thing, for a light cake I much prefer a bit of Madeira. | | | |
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