What are ye eatin' and drinkin' - The Eatening

Mam of 4

Cream crackers , butter and cheddar cheese !

VW 1

Chicken leek and sweetcorn pasta, with a creamy chicken sauce. Delish.

dastardly00

Celebrations...

Autosport

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Spiced beef samich

Love them

Having a McFlurry

bassy

Autosport wrote: »

Love them

Having a McFlurry

i knew you could,nt resist for to long lol

northgirl

Autosport wrote: »

Love them

Having a McFlurry

It must be nearly 2 months since I had a McFlurry :eek:

I really want a hot fudge sundae!

Sephiroth_dude

Bistro crisps and a cuppa tae

northgirl wrote: »

It must be nearly 2 months since I had a McFlurry :eek:
!

:eek:

*Falls down *

branie2

Mince pies with friends earlier on this evening.

kimokanto

branie2 wrote:

Mince pies with friends earlier on this evening.

Sounds a bit Hannibal Lector....

Surreptitious

We should have some kind of memorial service for the loss of the sundae.


I had jambons for brunch and a ham, cheese and tomato sambo on low calorie brown for dinner.

Surreptitious

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Spiced beef samich

I've never had spiced beef

Fathom

Tea

Kitty6277

Just had an easy peeler orange

Grandeeod

Surreptitious wrote: »

I've never had spiced beef

IMHO, an personal taste. I can eat it by the slice, buffet style, but never in any kind of bread, but with a bread.

VW 1

Surreptitious wrote: »

I've never had spiced beef

You aren't missing much if you have my tastebuds, i cant take to it at all.

Caveat being I've only ever had it made by my father in law, might just be his spice prep.

northgirl

Surreptitious wrote: »

We should have some kind of memorial service for the loss of the sundae.

I concur.

Or a petition? May Trump could lead their reinstatement? :pac:

Sephiroth_dude

Surreptitious wrote: »

I've never had spiced beef

:eek:

*Falls down again with the fright*

:pac:




You can get it in the ham counter, nice in a sandwich, give a try.

VW 1

Cold coffee and a cinnamon swirl.

I've been drinking cold brew coffees everyday since the tip on how to make it upthread. Its been a revelation for me, no longer spending 7 quid a day buying two coffees!

Sephiroth_dude

Day 3 of Porridge with honey

VW 1

Tea and celebrations someone brought to the office, Xmas sweets all over the place. I'll be rolling my way into the new year at this rate

Grandeeod

A very decent pint of rockshore. Wednesday night pints getting ruined by once a year midweek arseholes. Oh its christmas alright.
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bassy

went to chipvan this evening,had a cheese burger and large chip in the brown paper bag

Rows Grower

Irish Beef casserole (6 euro from Tesco) with mash, meant for 4 but seriously nice meal for two.

Kitty6277

Had a Burger King in the airport. Bacon Double Cheeseburger and chips (but they had no ketchup :eek:)

Surreptitious

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

:eek:

*Falls down again with the fright*

:pac:




You can get it in the ham counter, nice in a sandwich, give a try.

What shop? Supervalu is is? I don't want to cook a whole beef just to try some out.

Sephiroth_dude

Surreptitious wrote: »

What shop? Supervalu is is? I don't want to cook a whole beef just to try some out.

Yes Indeed supervalue, they'll slice it for you.

Surreptitious

Surreptitious wrote: »

What shop? Supervalu is is? I don't want to cook a whole beef just to try some out.

Maybe buy a tiny piece in The Market first.. I love it but only in a sandwich with a heap of butter and brown sauce.. No one else here would eat it.

Today I has Celebrations, Roses, Doritos and dips, pringles and peanuts.. Not one healthy thing eaten, did a stir fry and rice for the troops, couldn't look at it myself.

Grandeeod

bassy wrote: »

went to chipvan this evening,had a cheese burger and large chip in the brown paper bag

A chipvan??? Is that the real thing or a name for an expensive restaurant serving grub in paper bags? When i was young we relied on chip vans in the vast council estates of west Dublin before bricks and mortar stuff went up. I even remember a chinese takeaway in a van. WTF were we eating.

Rows Grower

Surreptitious wrote: »

What shop? Supervalu is is? I don't want to cook a whole beef just to try some out.

When you do taste proper spiced beef you'll know it's not something you can just google and copy and hope to get right.

Supervalu have the best of it for a sambo to try it out.

Eat a slice of it on it's own, spiced beef is unreal, try and get it as thinly sliced as you can.

VW 1

Kitty6277 wrote: »

Had a Burger King in the airport. Bacon Double Cheeseburger and chips (but they had no ketchup :eek:)

Flying somewhere nice?

Steak with pepper sauce, mash and carrot and parsnip mash.

Few cans of guinness to wash it all down. Picked up two cases in dunnes for 40 euro, love xmas deals.

bassy

Grandeeod wrote: »

A chipvan??? Is that the real thing or a name for an expensive restaurant serving grub in paper bags? When i was young we relied on chip vans in the vast council estates of west Dublin before bricks and mortar stuff went up. I even remember a chinese takeaway in a van. WTF were we eating.

yep chipvan in town its been there 25 odd years and the call it the munch box

Surreptitious

A healthy meal Chicken Biryani. Wasn't bad.

Grandeeod

bassy wrote: »

yep chipvan in town its been there 25 odd years and the call it the munch box

Thats sounds great! Something brill about standing in the cold waiting on the order with that smell in the air!

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bassy wrote: »

went to chipvan this evening,had a cheese burger and large chip in the brown paper bag

Just one chip? No? It's chips you ****

Surreptitious

Grandeeod wrote: »

Thats sounds great! Something brill about standing in the cold waiting on the order with that smell in the air!

After a feed of shtout!! :pac:

Mam of 4

bassy wrote: »

yep chipvan in town its been there 25 odd years and the call it the munch box

Reminds me of coming out of the discos years ago in the middle of nowhere , after having your "supper" at said disco , and murdering a burger and chips , always something special about chips from a van

bassy

Evelynn Flat Bridge wrote: »

Just one chip? No? It's chips you ****

Great first post you **** ***

Autosport

Ah the auld chip van on the square Can't beat it

Had lambs liver and onions and I'm now eyeing up a few maltesers

bassy

Autosport wrote: »

Ah the auld chip van on the square Can't beat it

Had lambs liver and onions and I'm now eyeing up a few maltesers

Ah you know the chipvan on the square

Kitty6277

VW 1 wrote: »

Flying somewhere nice?

Steak with pepper sauce, mash and carrot and parsnip mash.

Few cans of guinness to wash it all down. Picked up two cases in dunnes for 40 euro, love xmas deals.

Home to Ireland I’ve been in Leeds for the past few months so I’m home for Christmas

Grandeeod

bassy wrote: »

Great first post you **** ***

I hear you! But I do have a story where the terms got lost in translation. I was in Birmingham and in a so called "Irish" Pub. No Irish staff behind the bar at all, which is the norm. I'm sitting at the bar suppin a pint when in walks a fellow countryman. He looks at the food menu and decides to order. Along comes a young English girl to take his order. I'll have the Fish and Chip he says. I understood completely. But the young English girl looks at him in complete dismay. Wha! she says. He repeats it. Fish and Chip. So this confused lass asks him if he wants Fish with just one Chip! The Irish lad looked at her and asked if she was taking the piss. She wasn't. I intervened and sorted it out.

As for the poster who gave you grief over a very Irish term. Fook em!

Grandeeod

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Reminds me of coming out of the discos years ago in the middle of nowhere , after having your "supper" at said disco , and murdering a burger and chips , always something special about chips from a van

LOL! I remember the manky crap served up in Nighclubs. That's how they had the late License. But even in Dublin, there was always a chipvan outside for a decent post pints/shift feed. I always bought her at least a bag of chips!:D

bassy

The chipvan is a hot topic this evening time for a cool carling and cheers to you grandeeod

Autosport

Who doesn't

Yes I found the maltesers and they are being eaten

jellybear

Celebrations and 7up

Grandeeod

bassy wrote: »

The chipvan is a hot topic this evening time for a cool carling and cheers to you grandeeod

Fook it Bassy, I'm home and having a Heineken. Chip vans are great! Spent so many of my younger years getting a treat takeaway from a Chip Van. However I'm certain we'll be in a small group talking about it. "Vans" are all posh nosh these days.:D

Grandeeod

Grandeeod wrote: »

LOL! I remember the manky crap served up in Nighclubs. That's how they had the late License. But even in Dublin, there was always a chipvan outside for a decent post pints/shift feed. I always bought her at least a bag of chips!:D

Far be it from me to lower the tone but... years ago around here if a "beour" questioned her fellas feelings for her he'd say "Course I loves ya.. Don't I ##`s ya, don't I buys ya chips? 😜

Grandeeod

Deleted User wrote: »

Far be it from me to lower the tone but... years ago around here if a "beour" questioned her fellas feelings for her he'd say "Course I loves ya.. Don't I ##`s ya, don't I buys ya chips? ��

Buying Chips solved everything apparently.:D From a van outside some shIIty nightclub was extra special. Nowadays the "van" is some over priced catering vehicle at a festival. Best van chips I ever had was in the mid to late 80s in Carlow at the Monday market.

Surreptitious

They still have chip vans around west cork after the 'disco'. Usually the highlight of the night

bassy

Great to know theres still some knocking around the country