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57 minutes ago, MicCanberra said:

I wouldn't mind someone dropping a cheesecake off at my house..

 

You’ve got the amazon drone trial happening in Canberra.

 

I am sure one of those flying robots would love to drop off your cheesecake, from about 1500ft.

 

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9 hours ago, Docker123 said:

 

I think you have made an Eton mess of our culinary tête-à-tête.

 

Or, perhaps that is Tater Tots for the non-francophones. 

 

 

Just trying to introduce European Haute-Cuisine.

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3 minutes ago, brian1 said:

Just trying to introduce European Haute-Cuisine.

I trust you enjoy a bowl of Spaget Brian, living in Italia.  With plenty garlic of course.

 

So with young Boris bringing on Brexit, will the Italian Govt chuck you ex pats out and send you back to the mother country?   Plenty of Brits residing in Spain and Portugal too.

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2 minutes ago, NSWP said:

I trust you enjoy a bowl of Spaget Brian, living in Italia.  With plenty garlic of course.

Just bought a Tim of spaghetti, (edgell I think) some baked beans too. I eat real fancy, got the bans in ham sauce.

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3 minutes ago, NSWP said:

I trust you enjoy a bowl of Spaget Brian, living in Italia.  With plenty garlic of course.

My Mrs does a better one than the Italians.More meat and not nearly all tomato.Loads of garlic,of course.

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2 minutes ago, GUT2407 said:

Just bought a Tim of spaghetti, (edgell I think) some baked beans too. I eat real fancy, got the bans in ham sauce.

I rest my case,your honour,lol.

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3 hours ago, Docker123 said:

 

You’ve got the amazon drone trial happening in Canberra.

 

I am sure one of those flying robots would love to drop off your cheesecake, from about 1500ft.

 

Can you order it for me, I live in the south.

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3 hours ago, brian1 said:

My Mrs does a better one than the Italians.More meat and not nearly all tomato.Loads of garlic,of course.

Sounds divine, I prefer my spaghetti heavy on the meat and garlic and not so much on the tomato.

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1 hour ago, MicCanberra said:

Sounds divine, I prefer my spaghetti heavy on the meat and garlic and not so much on the tomato.

Spot on,and we use minced beef,whereas the Italians use pork.

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50 minutes ago, MicCanberra said:

We have been having some smoked bacon that has a very sweet flavour. very nice change.

I noticed you have Aldi in Aus.That's where we get our smoked bacon in the UK.

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19 hours ago, GUT2407 said:

Just bought a Tim of spaghetti, (edgell I think) some baked beans too. I eat real fancy, got the bans in ham sauce.

You are a true gourmet Mr Gut, eating both tins, surely some for young Max? 

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15 hours ago, brian1 said:

Spot on,and we use minced beef,whereas the Italians use pork.

Depends on the region, or Nonna's individual choice, my lot favour 50/50 pork and veal. Real pork not the stuff squeezes out of a sausage. Then again when I tell people the Spag Bol starts out with Onion, Carrot, and Celery they think I'm weird.

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10 minutes ago, NSWP said:

You are a true gourmet Mr Gut, eating both tins, surely some for young Max? 

Spaghetti is a bit high in carbs and sugar for Max, but a few baked beans smeared on the corner of a piece of toast he goes crazy over, though I think he prefers scrambled egg if he has a choice.

 

i was just telling him this morning over some eggs benny that if he would learn to be a good service dog he could have eggs and baked beans every day on a cruise (thought it might act as an incentive for him).

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11 minutes ago, NSWP said:

I like those, available in Aldi.

Haven’t seen them there, potato gems are, but noisettes have a light crumbing on the outside, haven’t seen them in yonks, they used to come in a cardboard box back when Mrs Gut and I were newly weds living in a caravan.

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