[Josy]

I dont think anything I eat is weird

[Marc]

Originally Posted by Josy

I dont think anything I eat is weird

You're scottish though half of the stuff you eat is weird.

I mean battered mars bars

(assumes all scottish people eat those)

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Marc

You're scottish though half of the stuff you eat is weird.

I mean battered mars bars

(assumes all scottish people eat those)

I have never ate a battered mars bar in my life

[Marc]

Originally Posted by Josy

I have never ate a battered mars bar in my life

Perhaps it's time to stop letting your legacy down and eat one

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Marc

Perhaps it's time to stop letting your legacy down and eat one

Eww no it sounds revolting.

[Marc]

Originally Posted by Josy

Eww no it sounds revolting.

[Suze]

I have never tried a battered Mars bar, although they have been around for years now. But they do sound yummy, so might try one one day

[Suze]

Originally Posted by Josy

I dont think anything I eat is weird

When you see some of the combinations of foods on cooking programmes, then I doubt anything I eat is weird either. I eat what I like together as foods not what is considered the norm though. I don't even get special foods in for Christmas any more, just foods I and family like rather than Christmas foods that are still in packets six months later and have to be thrown.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Suze

When you see some of the combinations of foods on cooking programmes, then I doubt anything I eat is weird either. I eat what I like together as foods not what is considered the norm though. I don't even get special foods in for Christmas any more, just foods I and family like rather than Christmas foods that are still in packets six months later and have to be thrown.

..yes I stopped doing the 'traditional' Christmas foods years ago...we just have what we feel like