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And by the title I mean foods/snacks that you’d enjoy creating for yourself in a hypothetical world/if you had access to the ingredients or even if you do but just haven’t gone there yet because of how out-there/random they seem (it could be your niche personal take on beans and toast that you haven’t had the courage to put to the pot-test yet, spicy jollof rice if you don’t normally cook stuff like that or a special Dorito nacho-wrap).

I’ll start with flamingo-battered French toast.

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I break an egg onto a pan of beans and cook it all together !

Scrumptious on toast or with toast pieces around beans as I prefer ..

I’m not keen on soggy toast ..

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Another of my odditys

Put three / four weetabix in a shallow bowl , add warm milk , leave a few seconds till slightly soggy then add a little cold milk and sprinkle sugar over the top !

Try it once !!


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Isn't that how most people eat weetabix? :suspect:

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Everyone I know just add cold milk …


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I don't like weetabix but my son & husband always eat it with warm milk

I would put honey instead of sugar,then it's healthier.

Warm milk on Cornflakes ( Kelloggs obvious ) is unbelievable !

The taste of them is amazing with warm milk !


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It’s an option .. although many claim that honey is just a form of sugar soooo..

Google ..
Honey and sugar are both carbohydrates, consisting of the two types of sugar: Glucose and fructose, both of which are broken down quickly by the body and can cause spikes in blood sugar levels. Overeating added sugars, including honey, can pose other health risks.


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Shark fin soup.

I would still choose honey over actual sugar .

Maple syrup is worse than honey surely?, and honey still has health benefits.

I've just bought a Doner Kebab flavour Pot noodle. I've never seen them before so I bought one just to test it out.

I'll probably have it for my lunch on Friday.

i eat weetabix with water :shrug:

That egg would be better off on top of a pile of Bubble and Squeek.

I did that with porridge when I was low on almond milk ,I don't think I'd do it with Weetabix though lol... I'd probably just use yogurt.

Sounds like it will go straight through you in the same lunchtime

:)


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I’ve heard of that but I’ve no idea what it is … I picture a dish of soggy cabbage for some reason


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With a sprinkle of sugar .. I hope


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One of the Worlds greatest cuisines.

Bubble and squeak is a must. You'll become addicted.

Here's a boxing day bubble and squeak made by the Butler's with Christmas dinner leftovers.

I had bubble and Squeak on Monday with my leftovers from my Sunday roast. I also had it boxing day too.

If we’re choosing based on taste and not mere health benefits (whatever they may be), I’d choose maple-syrup over honey any day of the week. I don’t mind honey in tea (whether it’s PG Tips, green, chamomile or c.b.d.) but when it comes to stuff that actually belongs on pancakes and stuff like that maple’s infinitely sweeter. To me honey’s best-suited to hot drinks.

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Ahhhh

Up north we do a similar thing with the non-meat leftovers but pour gravy all over before serving with Turkey , lamb or whatever... added flavour and very succulent.. I call it ghoulash :)


PS

Nice of David Jason to do the voiceover :)

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