Nibble
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- Jan 3, 2007
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If you had kids you would have to take the nibbles to games
Haha! Yes, all the nibbles would be going!
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Taking your own nibbles to the Amex
- Thread starter aliakbanrafsanjali
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Haha! Yes, all the nibbles would be going!
Nibble
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- Jan 3, 2007
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Oh, to the guys trying to lose weight check out the program "The people that made us thin". Ep 1 is on BBCiplayer now. It won't make you feel good but it will ultimately help. They did the calculations for Weight Watchers something like 16 people in every 10,000 keep the weight off. The former CEO of WW said "the reason it's a great business is because it doesn't work. If it worked we wouldn't have a business".
you don't know do you
Not for sure, no. That's why I started the post with "not 100% sure" and "think"
Does anyone know - for sure?
Bob!
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- Jul 5, 2003
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If you had kids you would have to take the nibbles to games
No you wouldn't have to.
Not if they'd been brought up to eat at meal times.
Return of the Rev
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LamieRobertson
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children are fed? oh
Hillian1
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No joke mate, I make them up about 12ish and they're still hot at HT. I recommend a flask with a wide neck as they can be difficult to get out sometimes.
Genius, pure unadulterated GENIUS.
I am buying a wide knecked flask tomorrow.
BensGrandad
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Doing the same see you in Wilkinson Burgss Hil
jgmcdee
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Not for sure, no. That's why I started the post with "not 100% sure" and "think"
Does anyone know - for sure?
Paul Barber mentioned at the town hall that they are paid by Sodexo to run the concession. Not sure if there is any profit share as well.
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CT1
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Glass bottles no but I take a plastic bottle in every match
LamieRobertson
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No joke mate, I make them up about 12ish and they're still hot at HT. I recommend a flask with a wide neck as they can be difficult to get out sometimes.
are we still referring to your sausage?
aliakbanrafsanjali
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- Dec 29, 2012
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Thanks for the info and the good responses, and for those who questioned why the need for snacks. We leave home just after midday and don't arrive hone till sevenish, so even with a good early lunch soup and a roll (usually) it' a long time for a growing thirteen year old, who also has football training on saturday morning. I will be taking a flask from now on and maybe a couple of pies from the bakers, not sure about the hot dog manafacturing thing! But hey if it works for you Great. Thanks to all!
aliakbanrafsanjali
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Thought I would give an update on my progress with taking my own snacks to the games this season. On only 2 occasions have I bought food 1 hot dog and 1 chicken pie, taking my own snacks has been great, the variety and the price. We now go to our seats earlier and get to see the players warm up, we don't have to spend our time queuing at the kiosks and also have saved a little money. I truly believe that taking our own picnic (which my wife organises for us) has made my match day experience much better! Thanks all
Bob!
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- Jul 5, 2003
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