White pudding very common in Ireland.
Though some of the brands tend to go a little too heavy on the oatmeal.
You can get a black pudding with a white pudding centre.
Though some of the black pudding I've had here in the UK is pretty nice.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostHas anyone tried white pudding? If I understand correctly it's like a veggie version, with suet and fruit or some such.
I like black pudding. But then I also like Lidl square sausage.
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The teenager strop was hilarious, "I want the breakfast in erm 5 yeah 5 little chefs by erm let me think, 3 weeks, yeah 3 weeks" ....
"No!?, right that's it I'm not playing now I'm out of here"
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Originally posted by TonyEnglish View PostIt depends what sort you get. The stuff they make in Bury is horrible. The stuff from Ireland and Scotland is nice - quite spicy and not full of fat like Bury black pudding. However it is essentially pig scabs at the end of the day.
I like black pudding. But then I also like Lidl square sausage.
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Originally posted by TonyEnglish View PostIt depends what sort you get. The stuff they make in Bury is horrible. The stuff from Ireland and Scotland is nice - quite spicy and not full of fat like Bury black pudding. However it is essentially pig scabs at the end of the day.
these are the black puddings that Heston uses.
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Scripted? You bet!
At 9:45, b4 the last commercial break we had the bint they brought in have a panic attack - and after the break all is well - and we are all set up for ep3. My prediction is that all will end up happy - and both Heston and that f-*kwit from Little Chef will get the marketing they wanted.
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Originally posted by Alf W View PostBTW, black pudding was brought over by the romans (and is horrible).
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Originally posted by norrahe View PostIn the end, this is all about publicity for little thief!
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Little thief not exactly renowned for its gastronomic delights.
How many of us have eaten there and vowed not to bother stopping at one on a long journey ever again?
Olympic breakfast is all well and good but the problem is they are going for quantity and not quality.
The food is "cooked" (a very loose term, in this case) by people who know nothing about food.
But what do you expect, this is high volume, high profit, cheap quality, get them in the door and get them out quick.
They haven't realised that people will come back if you pay a few pence more on the initial ingredients and improve quality.
I know motorway burger vans that serve free range food from local farms for less money!!!
In the end, this is all about publicity for little thief!
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Originally posted by DieScum View PostWatched the first episode Monday.
CEO came across terribly but I suspect he had a deliberately bad edit.
Heston had a good edit but he totally didn't get it. Did he really think people would eat oysters and lamb tongue because some historical recipe says it is traditional. A curry is much more authentically British to real people than that will ever be.
It remind me a bit of IT departments. You have CEO with his grand, out of touch schemes and catchphrases, but behind it all only cares (rightly) about profit.
The external consultants with their flash ideas and CVs who completely fail to understand what will work.
The local employees, who are never going to be celebrity chefs and may be stuck in a bit of a rut, but do understand the business and what works.
He needs to respect the local staff, work with them to actually make a real improvement that people want not what he thinks people should want based on his own tastes.
He needs to hive the business off into a franchise scheme.
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Originally posted by GreenerGrass View PostYou northerners make me me laugh, do you have baked beans with everything, like that old woman last night who liked them with a roast dinner, no doubt sipping cups of tea at the same time.
Baked beans should NOT be in the Great British breakfast, they are a cop out for poverty stricken crap cafes to bulk out and ruin the breakfast to feed imbeciles.
Tomatoes and mushrooms are great, but baked beans? Jesus, no wonder this country is in such a state. Surely a bit of black pudding is enough to get Northerners on board?
With regards to your "black pudding" statement, you're way out.
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