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« Reply #90 on: 00:26:53, 02-03-2008 »
A friend brought these round earlier this evening:



And very nice they are too! Shouldn't really be snacking on sugary things (dentist's orders) but under the circumstances ...
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« Reply #91 on: 01:29:04, 02-03-2008 »
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah i really want biscuits now. I have all evening.  but i don't have any biscuits to hand.  grrrrrr.
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« Reply #92 on: 23:59:22, 03-03-2008 »
Quote from: oliver sudden on 23:55:56, 03-03-2008
our breakfast coffee, muesli and orange juice?
Hmm. Mr Sudden and I seem to have similar tastes in breakfast (though mine has more fruit! Grin ).
I've been thinking today that coffee for breakfast rather than tea could have a useful effect on me first thing in the morning.  Shocked

I've got the munchies right now but don't have anything interesting in the house... now hang on. I think I've got some pistachios somewhere...
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« Reply #93 on: 00:02:38, 04-03-2008 »
Which do you pour over the muesli, the coffee or the orange juice?  Grin

I have coffee (on its own) and muesli with yoghurt and fruit if I've got any.

Do we have a breakfast thread?  (Not related to the R3 programme.)
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« Reply #94 on: 00:04:02, 04-03-2008 »
I think that this is it.
I mentioned breakfast last week in the middle of this snackage thread and it kind of took off.
I suppose noone can really face posting about breakfast in the burning thread.
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« Reply #95 on: 00:07:43, 04-03-2008 »
I suppose few people actually cook breakfast these days, except maybe on weekends.  I sometimes but rarely rouse myself to make pancakes, or an omlette.

My temperamental toaster would sometimes put my breakfast in the burning thread.  I think my toaster is at least partly responsible for my switch to muesli in the mornings...

Must go dig out the good-night thread now!  Kiss
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« Reply #96 on: 18:31:34, 14-03-2008 »
Just eaten two biscuits and 100g of salt and vinegar 'crunchy sticks'
Might have another biscuit now.
And a cup of tea.
Then I might think about dinner.
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« Reply #97 on: 18:44:30, 14-03-2008 »
Another thread I've never seen before ... Where do they all come from? They're like the ladybirds.

Also, I just got back from Sainsbury's and it's made me wish I'd bought some custard creams. Or gingernuts. Like Mary, I like the fakeness of custard creams, but unlike her I'm not a jammy dodgers fan at all. My other favourites are gingernuts and Digestive biscuits (preferably plain), of any of which I can eat the best part of a packet in one sitting ...

Oh, wait. I bought some Eccles cakes, didn't I? Right, that'll be the four of them gone within the hour, I bet. Roll Eyes

Um, I'm feeling poor. And trying to finish some work that I haven't really got round to all week (I seem to be able to do one thing a day at the moment, which if I leave the house in the afternoon means not much happens in the morning, although that's not quite true, I have done a fair bit of tidying this week and dispatched several postal items that had been on the 'to do' list for a while). So I'm afraid I'm not going to make the Vivaldi concert, although if I'm very very good and manage to finish this work I may pop along for a drink later.

In the meantime, a cup of tea and a packet of Eccles cakes will do me nicely.
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« Reply #98 on: 18:46:49, 14-03-2008 »
Mine are chocolate chip things. I've just moved the tin next to my computer which I fear is a bad move.
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« Reply #99 on: 18:47:42, 14-03-2008 »
You youngsters with your sugary biccies and your 100g of salt and vinegar wotsits! Huh!
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« Reply #100 on: 18:49:33, 14-03-2008 »
That's nothing compared to the 'saffron rock candy' I was given yesterday.
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« Reply #101 on: 19:23:37, 14-03-2008 »
I think I have to go and get a custard cream.
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« Reply #102 on: 19:37:40, 14-03-2008 »
Nice, Mary!

Anyone else have a penchant for these? I was an addict at ages 7-9.
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« Reply #103 on: 19:51:02, 14-03-2008 »
Quote from: martle on 19:37:40, 14-03-2008
I was an addict at ages 7-9.
Ah, the summer of love! Wink
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« Reply #104 on: 20:01:10, 14-03-2008 »
Indeed, tinners!
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