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Listen you bone idol little tax dodging spenk, 2 things!!!!
1. I do not shop at Asda!
2. The only soup that is suitable is Heinz cream of tomato (organic can also be used but not advised)
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Listen you bone idol little tax dodging spenk, 2 things!!!!
1. I do not shop at Asda!
2. The only soup that is suitable is Heinz cream of tomato (organic can also be used but not advised)
Is he related to Billy Idol?
B
banned user
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That's woeful crack! Banti Cazorla !
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Howard the Duck
Striker
Depends, I'd have HP with a fry up or a bacon sandwich but ketchup with chips....
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banned user
Guest
What the living f u c k !
For a man who eats tomato products with terrifying regularity I thought you'd know what ketchup is
Howard the Duck
Striker
Thought since I was specifying HP on the brown that I should specify on the red too.Charmless Man
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Tadger
Striker
You do yourself no favours.
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Heeeed the Ball
Guest
Both from time to time, not regularly as I tend to eat food with sauces
Sam Handwich
Striker
Red is for children.
Marcosplace
Striker
Reverse that.
jamieboy
Midfield
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the only sauce you will ever need
martinlumley
Striker
Red and thick, and requires a smack on the bottom to get It out!
Where's the no sauce at all option?
Paulo was right on sauce, minging sugary vinegary shite which isn't required if you buy decent sausage and bacon
Paulo was right on sauce, minging sugary vinegary shite which isn't required if you buy decent sausage and bacon
Dark Traveller
Striker
Red for chips, fried eggs, bacon or fish.
Brown for pie, sausage rolls, broth or slice tattie and dumplings.
Brown for pie, sausage rolls, broth or slice tattie and dumplings.
Monty Pigeon
Striker
Having pork chops for tea. Usually it'd be HP sauce. However, I'm having cheesy mash with them. Can't get my head round HP and cheesy mash. Think I'll probably go sauceless.
sima-hebburn
Striker
Rooster Sauce for me , love it.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-magazine-monitor-25455643
Is it possible for a hot sauce to be cool and mainstream at the same time?
Take the case of Sriracha, the Thai chili sauce made by California-based Huy Fong Foods that comes in a clear bottle illustrated with a rooster and carries a green cap. The company has never spent a penny on advertising, but the hot sauce has quickly become ubiquitous on the strength of insider cred and word of mouth.
https://vimeo.com/ondemand/sriracha/79918470
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-magazine-monitor-25455643
Is it possible for a hot sauce to be cool and mainstream at the same time?
Take the case of Sriracha, the Thai chili sauce made by California-based Huy Fong Foods that comes in a clear bottle illustrated with a rooster and carries a green cap. The company has never spent a penny on advertising, but the hot sauce has quickly become ubiquitous on the strength of insider cred and word of mouth.
https://vimeo.com/ondemand/sriracha/79918470
efcarentwe
Full Back
Red sauce on corn beef hash or meat and potato pies only. Brown sauce on full English or bacon sarnie .
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