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I love chorizo like
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It's nice but usually 'loved' by knackers who call it
CHAWRITHO
Oh I just looove chawritho!
- said any knacker who bought a 'spanish selection' from Tesco's sliced meats aisle and now thinks they're Spanish. Probably been to Barthelona and Madreed as well.
Loukaniko thank me later.The absolutely daddy of ingredients. Everything tastes better when accompanied by chorizo. Food of the gods if you will.
I await poster's poor attempts at bettering it.
It's nice but usually 'loved' by knackers who call it
CHAWRITHO
Oh I just looove chawritho!
- said any knacker who bought a 'spanish selection' from Tesco's sliced meats aisle and now thinks they're Spanish. Probably been to Barthelona and Madreed as well.
My local makes a semi cured, very spicy version, which is lusharooney fried up with slices of pork loin.
This would be decent if I posted in pure football thereIs he signing for us?
Not only putting down chorizo, also slating Indian food. What a monster.Too oily, too spicy usually stuffed with crap ingredients that you would never recognise because of the hot spices.
Works on the same principle as overpriced Indian food, which likewise uses rubbish ingredients well camouflaged with spices.
Scared of spicy bait.Not only putting down chorizo, also slating Indian food. What a monster.
You can anyway marra. Don't stick to stereotypes.PS also means I can drink a good red Rioja with fish
Yuk!The absolutely daddy of ingredients. Everything tastes better when accompanied by chorizo. Food of the gods if you will.
I await poster's poor attempts at batter it.
Chicken curry are topper toobbq pulled pork toasties. change your life