Good Food

[Carlos J]

Try it, you might like it, CJ. Live dangerously

Peanut butter, the smell makes me retch and I've smelt all kind of stuff, not saying as a food thread but you can guess.

Marmite is not marmite to me, so your advertising is wrong, people, just a bit hmm, not meh as never use that word.

As to WarmL, will try his Eggs Benedict on crumpets.

Random tale. One of my mates called Ben, always assumed a Benjamin, only when Pope Benedict err poped up found out he was a Benedict.

[Alex_1971]

Alex

I love my steaks medium well done and funny enough mashed potatoes, mushy peas, steak and gravy is one of my favourites. Never knew it was a kinda Crewe specialty

Robert, let's put it like this, my wife is from Manchester and to her the idea of steak and gravy is vile and should be made illegal, all her Manc family feel the same, yet these are the same people, along with most Lancastrians that eat weird shite like Butter Pies!

[Eaststand]

Butter pies.

Ran a pub in Bolton for a bit, tried em a few times, possibly the blades thing I've ever eaten.

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[Eaststand]

Try it, you might like it, CJ. Live dangerously

Peanut butter, the smell makes me retch and I've smelt all kind of stuff, not saying as a food thread but you can guess.

Marmite is not marmite to me, so your advertising is wrong, people, just a bit hmm, not meh as never use that word.

As to WarmL, will try his Eggs Benedict on crumpets.

Random tale. One of my mates called Ben, always assumed a Benjamin, only when Pope Benedict err poped up found out he was a Benedict.

I bet Benedict will become quite the popular name in the coming years after Bumperstamp Cabbagepatch's runaway success with Sherlock and appearing in every single dogshit superhero movie ever.

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[Carlos J]

I make you right, Landlord. As per and as a Sherlockian, do like his shows, superhero movies thataway. But also as per Gattiss and Moffatt do fuck it up and not better than the first series.

And err food.

[Robert Heenan]

Alex

I love my steaks medium well done and funny enough mashed potatoes, mushy peas, steak and gravy is one of my favourites. Never knew it was a kinda Crewe specialty

Robert, let's put it like this, my wife is from Manchester and to her the idea of steak and gravy is vile and should be made illegal, all her Manc family feel the same, yet these are the same people, along with most Lancastrians that eat weird shite like Butter Pies!

Ive seen butter pies about but never tried em as they've never appealed to me.

FAO Eaststand - a favourite amongst folks in Wigan and Bolton is pastie in a butty. Never tried it myself but its a specialty

[Carlos J]

Wouldn't normally have steak and gravy, but have other meats with mash and peas and gravy so why not. Never had chips and gravy till moved to Nottm, bewtiful, Mike.

Though if any of you northerners above and Landlord darn sarf, like steak, when in that London going to Flat Iron Steakhouse: https://flatironsteak.co.uk/

Mostly go to the Shoreditch one as near Liverpool St. No booking, if no table free will take your number so can wander off and text you when table free. Bewtiful steaks, though medium rare may not be for some, other special meats cooked over a fire and proper chips cooked in dripping.* Delicious and cheap for that London:



*Love when going back to mamas, she still has an old chip pan and cooks then in lard. Proper, beautiful chips and a couple of fried eggs for her favourite son.

[Basualdo]

Wouldn't normally have steak and gravy, but have other meats with mash and peas and gravy so why not. Never had chips and gravy till moved to Nottm, bewtiful, Mike.

Though if any of you northerners above and Landlord darn sarf, like steak, when in that London going to Flat Iron Steakhouse: https://flatironsteak.co.uk/

Mostly go to the Shoreditch one as near Liverpool St. No booking, if no table free will take your number so can wander off and text you when table free. Bewtiful steaks, though medium rare may not be for some, other special meats cooked over a fire and proper chips cooked in dripping.* Delicious and cheap for that London:



*Love when going back to mamas, she still has an old chip pan and cooks then in lard. Proper, beautiful chips and a couple of fried eggs for her favourite son.

And when your brother isnt visiting what does she make?

[Eaststand]

Yeah flat iron is fucking mint. Took the staff out to the Covent garden one for Xmas last year.

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[Alex_1971]

Another one that I have seen eye's rolled at is a gammon steak with gravy, I wouldn't say that's a Crewe thing more a me thing, most people I have mentioned this combo to think it's vile.

[Carlos J]

Top man and top boss, Landlord, great places and yeah, Alex.

Wouldn't normally have steak and gravy, but have other meats with mash and peas and gravy so why not. Never had chips and gravy till moved to Nottm, bewtiful, Mike.

Though if any of you northerners above and Landlord darn sarf, like steak, when in that London going to Flat Iron Steakhouse: https://flatironsteak.co.uk/

Mostly go to the Shoreditch one as near Liverpool St. No booking, if no table free will take your number so can wander off and text you when table free. Bewtiful steaks, though medium rare may not be for some, other special meats cooked over a fire and proper chips cooked in dripping.* Delicious and cheap for that London:



*Love when going back to mamas, she still has an old chip pan and cooks then in lard. Proper, beautiful chips and a couple of fried eggs for her favourite son.

And when your brother isnt visiting what does she make?

Bread and milk. Though also very nice.

[The End]

Why are the prices in decimals with no pound sign?

I mean, yes, I do know why. But whyyyy?

[kancutlawns]

Why are the prices in decimals with no pound sign?

I mean, yes, I do know why. But whyyyy?

Upper class eating institutions tend to do this. It's probably because it looks more quirky and traditional, I really don't know.

[The End]

Why are the prices in decimals with no pound sign?

I mean, yes, I do know why. But whyyyy?

Upper class eating institutions tend to do this. It's probably because it looks more quirky and traditional, I really don't know.

It is wrong is what it is. There is no such price as 2.5

[Carlos J]

Indeed. But the food is lovely though.