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darmstadt replied

4 June 2014, 18:25
Squeal like a pig boy...
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greenlake replied

4 June 2014, 18:16
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xoggoth replied

4 June 2014, 17:36
Never thought of flavouring 'em first.
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speling bee replied

4 June 2014, 16:17
Originally posted by vetran View Post

seems quite popular in the US, MF should be happy!

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He gets them applied free via Medicare by his physician Dr Rimmer.
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mudskipper replied

4 June 2014, 16:09
distasteful
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MicrosoftBob replied

4 June 2014, 16:08
Perhaps it's made by Arnold J Rimmer
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vetran replied

4 June 2014, 16:04
seems quite popular in the US, MF should be happy!

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northernladyuk replied

4 June 2014, 15:56
Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post

It's actually MF's product of choice for rubbing salt into his wounds.
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vetran replied

4 June 2014, 15:50
Originally posted by Gittins Gal View Post

Hmmm...interesting.

I always wonder what kosher salt is. Whenever I watch these American foody programmes like Triple D, they always talk about kosher salt. I'm sure it goes beyond the scope of what would be acceptable to a Jewish person...

Less additives (Iodine for instance), its apparently used for removing blood from the surface of the meat hence the Kosher description.
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Gittins Gal replied

4 June 2014, 15:38
Hmmm...interesting.

I always wonder what kosher salt is. Whenever I watch these American foody programmes like Triple D, they always talk about kosher salt. I'm sure it goes beyond the scope of what would be acceptable to a Jewish person...
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TheFaQQer started a topic Very distateful

4 June 2014, 15:27
Very distateful
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