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Look carefully at the base of the plate; is that a green sauce?Originally posted by zeitghostObviously not to be sniffed at.
Very appropriate indeed.
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Good to see my romantic thread has gone almost full circle and is on to "sex with someone who loves you"
Allbeit via edible sheeps lungs and cows rectums.
Good work all.
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI think you could beat a cows rectum, but I would suggest a very long stick and a pair of wellies.
There's only one thing you cant beat, and thats a w@nk
Women are alright but you can't beat the real thing.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostErm, I can think of ways to beat that too. I'll call my beautiful assistant.
Churchill - In "Andy Gray" mode...
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Erm, I can think of ways to beat that too. I'll call my beautiful assistant.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostThere's only one thing you cant beat, and thats a w@nk

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I think you could beat a cows rectum, but I would suggest a very long stick and a pair of wellies.Originally posted by zeitghostYou just can't beat a nice slice of sheep's lung or a morsel of cow's rectum.
There's only one thing you cant beat, and thats a w@nk
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Yes you can;Originally posted by zeitghostYou just can't beat a nice slice of sheep's lung or a morsel of cow's rectum.
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You've been out anal probing cattle again, haven't you?Originally posted by zeitghostYou just can't beat a nice slice of sheep's lung or a morsel of cow's rectum.
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Yes you can, it can have plenty of bits of dead animal in it.Originally posted by dang65 View PostWell, I can report back that the vegetarian "haggis" was absolutely delicious. It was blatantly not a haggis, but it kind of looked like one and had a similar texture and that, and very tasty. Can't ask much more of food than that really.
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Well, I can report back that the vegetarian "haggis" was absolutely delicious. It was blatantly not a haggis, but it kind of looked like one and had a similar texture and that, and very tasty. Can't ask much more of food than that really.
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To paraphrase DNA "A substance that tasted almost, but not quite , entirely unlike haggis/sausage/lasagne."Originally posted by TestMangler View PostVegetarian haggis/sausage/lasagne. A bit like an 'electric car' or some other stupid invention
Probably best of it doesn't have an approximation of the flavour
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Holland and Barrett used to do a 1lb porkless pie. In my memory it even had the jelly but I might have that wrong.Originally posted by dang65 View PostThat's right, it's a vegetarian haggis, like a vegetarian sausage, or a vegetarian lasagne. It's a travesty. However, no one else in my family will touch an actual haggis, so I thought I'd see how they got on with this instead. I'm hoping it will have a similar texture and at least an approximation of the flavour, but I suspect it will have neither.
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Vegetarian haggis/sausage/lasagne. A bit like an 'electric car' or some other stupid inventionOriginally posted by dang65 View PostThat's right, it's a vegetarian haggis, like a vegetarian sausage, or a vegetarian lasagne. It's a travesty. However, no one else in my family will touch an actual haggis, so I thought I'd see how they got on with this instead. I'm hoping it will have a similar texture and at least an approximation of the flavour, but I suspect it will have neither.
Probably best of it doesn't have an approximation of the flavour
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That's right, it's a vegetarian haggis, like a vegetarian sausage, or a vegetarian lasagne. It's a travesty. However, no one else in my family will touch an actual haggis, so I thought I'd see how they got on with this instead. I'm hoping it will have a similar texture and at least an approximation of the flavour, but I suspect it will have neither.Originally posted by TestMangler View PostThat's not a haggis then, is it ?
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