Food that you rarely have in the house...

Bozza

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...because if it's in the house, you'll just eat it.

Me: Branston. I could eat a whole jar, straight from the jar, with a spoon in one go. I don't, it generally takes me about 2 days as I find excuse after excuse to go to the fridge and have a bit more. (No one else eats it, so my re-dipping in with a spoon isn't as bad as it sounds)

As such I rarely buy it because I just trough my way through it.

 

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somerset

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• Dec 8, 2014

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Sun pat crunchy peanut butter, gone in 24 hours.

 

dazzer6666

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• Dec 8, 2014

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Pringles (otherwise I spend too much time on NSC)
Any savoury pastry stuff (pork pies, sausage rolls etc). Gone in no time.
Chocolate

 

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Gwylan

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Uffern

• Dec 8, 2014

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Liquorice

I could just eat packets of it so I just have it at Christmas

 

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ringmerseagulltoo

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• Dec 8, 2014

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Pickle in the fridge? Surely the whole point of pickling is to preserve food.

Rarely in our house - tripe. In fact never of the food variety. Also, my wife thinks we should only buy biscuits we don't like to make them last longer.

Bozza said:

...because if it's in the house, you'll just eat it.

Me: Branston. I could eat a whole jar, straight from the jar, with a spoon in one go. I don't, it generally takes me about 2 days as I find excuse after excuse to go to the fridge and have a bit more. (No one else eats it, so my re-dipping in with a spoon isn't as bad as it sounds)

As such I rarely buy it because I just trough my way through it.

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Prince Monolulu

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The Race Hill

• Dec 8, 2014

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Blacksticks Blue, once you pop, you just can't stop

 

Barrel of Fun

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Sūþsēaxe: The Land of the South Saxons

• Dec 8, 2014

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Capers. They go in and on everything.

 

Bozza

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ringmerseagulltoo said:

Pickle in the fridge? Surely the whole point of pickling is to preserve food.

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Agreed. I like it when it's cooler than room temperature.

 

skipper734

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• Dec 8, 2014

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I'm on my third Christmas Tin ( plastic) of Celebrations. They appear to only last two or three days, unless somebodies eating them whist I'm asleep.

 

El Sid

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• Dec 8, 2014

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A pot of this will last me about 20 minutes, especially with Marmite.

 

Hillian1

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Caviar, not the real stuff but the Lumpfish stuff.

Superb, tastes like Christmas.

 

Meade's Ball

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Hither (sometimes Thither)

• Dec 8, 2014

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Them there discs of Marmite cheese or a six-pack of McCoys salt 'n' vinegar. Together with a ciabatta double-pack, that's a crunchy 30 inch sandwich as soon as i get in from work.

 

Bry Nylon

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• Dec 8, 2014

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Salted peanuts. Or cashew nuts.

 

atfc village

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• Dec 8, 2014

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Ritz biscuits gone in a flash.

 

beorhthelm

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i could say pretty much any food, i have alot lower will power at home than in the supermarket when i want to get out and have the price of the items in front of me.

the thing i miss from my imposed abstence is pork scratchings. ridiculously moorish i could eat a bucket load. unfortunatly even half a packet will wrong me.

 

OSRGull

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• Dec 8, 2014

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A multipack of skips are gone within a blink of an eye as are jaffa cakes.

 

Cheshire Cat

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Sultanas and cashews

 

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janee

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• Dec 8, 2014

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Pesto just eat it off the spoon!

 

hart's shirt

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Chewits.

To save all that fiddling around with paper, I unwrap all of them, then squash them together to make one very large chewit.

 

Bry Nylon

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hart's shirt said:

Chewits.

To save all that fiddling around with paper, I unwrap all of them, then squash them together to make one very large chewit.

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Just reading that makes my jaws ache!