The Confession Box - get it off your chest

BTH · 31-01-2013 5:39pm

Dory Dory wrote: »

It's a train wreck, really. So disturbing that you want to look away....but you just can't.

:pac:

Oryx · 31-01-2013 5:47pm

Its like the crying game over there at the moment.

BTH · 08-02-2013 5:32pm

Birthday here at work. How could I resist Lolly and Cooks cupcakes. Soooooo good. The full chocolate one is basically a brownie its so heavy. Yum...

Maybe it'll help me float in the pool later?

shotgunmcos · 08-02-2013 10:21pm

No training
Pizza
Chips

miller82 · 09-02-2013 8:29pm

BTH wrote: »

Birthday here at work. How could I resist Lolly and Cooks cupcakes. Soooooo good. The full chocolate one is basically a brownie its so heavy. Yum...

Maybe it'll help me float in the pool later?

Work scoff always gets me

Bambaata · 11-02-2013 4:25pm

€3.50 pints and €5 cocktails are not a good mix! On a school night too!! Im pretty sure i was still drunk this morning coming in to work.

Dory Dory · 11-02-2013 5:33pm

In a weak moment yesterday, I lusted over these Dunkin Donut Brownie Batter Donuts imagining the glorious sugar rush I could get from a few of these deliciously disgusting babies. Challenge with Shotgun is still intact, no sins (other than in the mind) taken by yours truly. 42 days down, 83 days to go.

shotgunmcos · 11-02-2013 11:56pm

Dory Dory wrote: »

In a weak moment yesterday, I lusted over these Dunkin Donut Brownie Batter Donuts imagining the glorious sugar rush I could get from a few of these deliciously disgusting babies. Challenge with Shotgun is still intact, no sins (other than in the mind) taken by yours truly. 42 days down, 83 days to go.

Mmm mmm mmm..

littlemsfickle · 12-02-2013 2:29pm

Pancake Tuesday...'nuff said:)

hf4z6sqo7vjngi · 12-02-2013 9:28pm

littlemsfickle wrote: »

Pancake Tuesday...'nuff said:)

Tell me about it, 4 very large pancakes covered in nutella and I am done for.

shotgunmcos · 12-02-2013 11:23pm

Kaysen Unimportant Ace wrote: »

Tell me about it, 4 very large pancakes covered in nutella and I am done for.

Jealous!

I did 7 with either jam or lemon curd. Really missed my nutella, banana and vanilla ice cream specials

Oryx · 12-02-2013 11:47pm

I haven't made pancakes in ages and tonight's were yum. Stuffed my face. I'm a traditionalist though. Lemon and sugar. None of yer fancy chocolate spread or ice cream. I left that to the kids.

griffin100 · 12-02-2013 11:52pm

Pancakes......my kids love making pancakes.........hence I tend to have them 2-3 times a week for breakfast......covered in sugar and coated in golden syrup.......lovely.

RacoonQueen · 12-02-2013 11:59pm

Oryx wrote: »

I haven't made pancakes in ages and tonight's were yum. Stuffed my face. I'm a traditionalist though. Lemon and sugar. None of yer fancy chocolate spread or ice cream. I left that to the kids.

Nothing like caster sugar on pancakes.

I could live in this thread. Expect me to appear on ''this is why you're morbidly obese'' sometime soon.

griffin100 · 13-02-2013 12:03am

RacoonQueen wrote: »

Nothing like caster sugar on pancakes.

I could live in this thread. Expect me to appear on ''this is why you're morbidly obese'' sometime soon.

Type II diabetes is for wimps

BTH · 13-02-2013 10:08am

Have to agree with Oryx. Sugar and Lemon. None of your fancy stuff.

sconhome · 13-02-2013 10:25am

BTH wrote: »

Have to agree with Oryx. Sugar and Lemon. None of your fancy stuff.

Flat crepe type panckaes or fluffy american style?

Love sugar and lemon on the crepe style, maple syrup on the other. Kids love both, so its pancake Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday in our house usually.

BTH · 13-02-2013 10:32am

amphkingwest wrote: »

Flat crepe type panckaes or fluffy american style?

Love sugar and lemon on the crep style, maple syrup on the other. Kids love both, so its pancake wednesday, thursday and saturday in our house usually.

Thin crepe type ones.

littlemsfickle · 13-02-2013 10:44am

Agreed - thin crepes with lemon and sugar, add in a mug of tea....happy out:)

BennyMul · 13-02-2013 10:58am

simply some peanutbutter and jam on the pancakes. ummmmm

d4r3n · 13-02-2013 11:47am

Sugar and lemon, raspberries and nutella, delish!

RacoonQueen · 13-02-2013 1:57pm

Thin crepe ones are what we always had, with sugar and butter.

I must make the american styles ones with maple syrup, since I've never really had them and never made them myself it is very unfair to just brush them off like that without a real comparison.

Dory Dory · 13-02-2013 2:17pm

RacoonQueen wrote: »

Thin crepe ones are what we always had, with sugar and butter.

I must make the american styles ones with maple syrup, since I've never really had them and never made them myself it is very unfair to just brush them off like that without a real comparison.

I have a pretty yummy American recipe made with buttermilk. Just sayin'.

:D

RacoonQueen · 13-02-2013 10:10pm

Dory Dory wrote: »

I have a pretty yummy American recipe made with buttermilk. Just sayin'. :D

American ones have to come in a huge pile right? Like this?

You can't have just one or two or five, you need about fifteen right?

shotgunmcos · 13-02-2013 10:46pm

RacoonQueen wrote: »

American ones have to come in a huge pile right? Like this?

You can't have just one or two or five, you need about fifteen right?

yum...
When I visit one of my best mates in Toronto we celebrate with a wholewheat blueberry and banana stack with maple syrup pouring off the top. Mmm mmm mmm

elvis jones · 24-05-2013 11:17am

Brother in law home from Uk = weekend on the beer;)

shotgunmcos · 17-02-2014 11:38pm

Maltesers, the lighter way to enjoy chocolate...

....until you polish off a 360g box that is

68 lost souls · 18-02-2014 12:56am

Gonna be a week off training this week I think, very under the weather so you know the old saying starve a fever feed a cold... Share bag of crisps before bed oh and chocolate cake at 11am this morning in work, and a handful of chocolates oh oh oh and after dinner.Really feeling guilty about todays eating but keep telling myself it will make me better, pretty sure they meant healthy food when they came up with that saying.

MrCreosote · 18-02-2014 2:57am

68 lost souls wrote: »

Gonna be a week off training this week I think, very under the weather so you know the old saying starve a fever feed a cold... Share bag of crisps before bed oh and chocolate cake at 11am this morning in work, and a handful of chocolates oh oh oh and after dinner.Really feeling guilty about todays eating but keep telling myself it will make me better, pretty sure they meant healthy food when they came up with that saying.

Current medical evidence suggests feeding both a fever and a cold. It seems the type of food doesn't matter, but it is important to serve it covered in chocolate (chocolate/hazelnut spreads are acceptable at a pinch).

Dory Dory · 04-03-2014 11:13pm

Forgive me Father for I have sinned. Today I consumed a freshly baked (by a local establishment here in town) chocolate brownie with ooey gooey caramel sauce drizzled artistically over it's perfect surface, a scrumptious peanut butter cookie with a heavenly dollop of chocolate in the center, AND this evening I plan on downing a German chocolately looking cupcakey thingy as my post-dinner dessert. It is Fat Tuesday you know, and all these goodies arrived as a gift from the shop owners.....so, I'm hoping absolution is in your vocabulary.

:D

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