Reply to: Vindaloo

[suityou01]

I'd love to order one for voodooflux and get his reaction.

Mind you, have a look at my avatar
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and have a ponder at what is going on there.

The evening shift has arrived.

[RichardCranium]

Now if you are going to start with the dodgy frozen meals, this one wins.

I'd love to order one for voodooflux and get his reaction.

Mind you, have a look at my avatar
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and have a ponder at what is going on there.

[norrahe]

I don't mind nan for breakfast. But there's really no subsitute to a good wholesome homemade curry using raw ingredients. Hell if it's the nations favourite food, all's it takes is a little time and effort to cook your own and knock a huge dent to the sub-standard ready meals you buy from the supermarkets. And it works out cheaper!

In the time it takes your greasy, lukewarm takeout curry to turn up you can cook your own and sort out rice within 30 mins.

Most curries use the same base ( the spice mix will vary based on the meat or fish used) and then it is a case of adding to it to produce the curry required.

[d000hg]

EEEEEK!!!!!

Quite apart from the appearance (YUCK) the nutrition label is just terrifying.

Not really. Other than cholesterol it's just typical junk food. 87% of recommended salt in 50% of daily calorie intake is probably fairly average.

If you ate this for breakfast and then nothing else apart from a healthy snack in the evening, you'd almost be getting it right

[Zippy]

Who mentioned ready-meals?

Does it count as cooking your own if you use bought curry paste?

I think so.

[d000hg]

I don't mind nan for breakfast. But there's really no subsitute to a good wholesome homemade curry using raw ingredients. Hell if it's the nations favourite food, all's it takes is a little time and effort to cook your own and knock a huge dent to the sub-standard ready meals you buy from the supermarkets. And it works out cheaper!

Who mentioned ready-meals?

Does it count as cooking your own if you use bought curry paste?

[HairyArsedBloke]

I am now gagging for a Chicken Madras for brekkie.

Last nights leftover curry takeaway - breakfast of champions.

[EC4N]

...Also, left over peshwari nan is a great mid-morning snack.

I don't mind nan for breakfast. But there's really no subsitute to a good wholesome homemade curry using raw ingredients. Hell if it's the nations favourite food, all's it takes is a little time and effort to cook your own and knock a huge dent to the sub-standard ready meals you buy from the supermarkets. And it works out cheaper!

[TykeMerc]

Now if you are going to start with the dodgy frozen meals, this one wins.

Note the proud proclamation on the box "Over 1lb of food"

Thats right, this is a meal for those who regard quantity as the main indicator of value in their food. Read on for the full gory, and it is very gory, details.

EEEEEK!!!!!

Quite apart from the appearance (YUCK) the nutrition label is just terrifying.

[DaveB]

2% vitamin C.

I've ordered 10.

There no room for any more cos of the 231% cholesterol

[suityou01]

Now if you are going to start with the dodgy frozen meals, this one wins.

Note the proud proclamation on the box "Over 1lb of food"

Thats right, this is a meal for those who regard quantity as the main indicator of value in their food. Read on for the full gory, and it is very gory, details.

2% vitamin C.

I've ordered 10.

[d000hg]

I honestly find it difficult to understand how you can eat curry for breakfast.

A creamy curry is really quite nice, the sauce anyway... it's often really quite sweet. I wouldn't eat a prawn curry for breakfast though, but chicken passanda would be quite ok.

Also, left over peshwari nan is a great mid-morning snack.

[DaveB]

Just like this!!

No? Well, how about this?

Now if you are going to start with the dodgy frozen meals, this one wins.

Note the proud proclamation on the box "Over 1lb of food"

Thats right, this is a meal for those who regard quantity as the main indicator of value in their food. Read on for the full gory, and it is very gory, details.

[suityou01]

I don't like hot for hot sake - but it'll clear a cold.

My preference is for something Thai - Green, Red or Jungle with jasmine rice.


Trouble is...

I'm trying to cut down - lost 10 pounds since Xmas - only another 200 or 300 pounds to go... or there abouts!


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Ha! Tinkles is a chubber like SY01

Keep going son, you will get there.

[Tingles]

I don't like hot for hot sake - but it'll clear a cold.

My preference is for something Thai - Green, Red or Jungle with jasmine rice.


Trouble is...

I'm trying to cut down - lost 10 pounds since Xmas - only another 200 or 300 pounds to go... or there abouts!


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