I hardly ever have them. I can cook most things so end up critiquing most takeaways quite harshly and speculating as if they'd used other ingredients then it would have tasted better. Tried my hand at Baking recently. Bread not cakes. My bread looks fine but I just cannot get the taste right with white bread; wholemeal etc no problem but plain white what I call 'bread bread' I just cant get the right balance of taste.

Cocktail sausages :love:

I always had you down as preffering a big one.

Comparisons like this make me laugh.

Unless you're eating Indian takeaway every night this isn't bad at all.

All about the balanced diet.

Lowkey wanna eat 89 cocktail sausages now

No

Thank you :cheer2:

So far so good

Mmmmm pizza!

Mmmmm Doner Kebab!

Mmmmm Lamb Madras and Onion bhaji's!

Mmmmm Fried Chicken!

We tend to have takeaways at the weekends mostly a Saturday night, but I get bored of them even just having them once a week tbh, we do go out for dinner or lunches quite a lot too though.

Tonight instead of a takeaway we are making homemade pizzas

Tasty.

Also tasty.

Never had.

Sounds good.

Have you tried a bhuna?

You've just made me hungry.:joker:

No.

But I have had tandoori chicken.

Bhuna's delicious imo.

You need to get yourself a bhuna

17,00 € (£14,28) on here.

:omgno: Make your own

12,90 euros on another place, but that place is permanently closed down.

Indian and Chinese takeaway food is very expensive here.

Would you say it's a lot more expensive for takeaway, restaurant food etc where you live compared to the uk?

Ah this basically answers the question I just asked you lol

I think it's because they are more restaurant based here.

This is what you’re wanting Cald