Weird? I politely pointed out to Tinkle on another thread that rostis are Swiss not Swedish. He said I was wrong as he’s too much of an arrogant clown to ever admit that he could be wrong.
Falafels
- Thread starter monkeytassle
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Constantly stalking him. It’s a bit weird.
monkeytassle
Striker
Ok they're Swiss. You win. Now. Those stories you promised tough guy? I bet you were one of those wannabe hooligans head forward arms out in a trackie.Been to both shorty, I’ve eaten rosti many times in both French and German speaking cantons. Never seen it on a menu in Sweden though.
Your obsession with me is borderline creepy tbh.
Apology accepted, I will sleep well now.
monkeytassle
Striker
Ok now please post the stories you know about me. The Internet prints receipts so I assume you can back it up.
Calling out his arrogant nonsense, no stalking involved.
pillars of hercules
Striker
You're talking shit and abusing him for no reason. Why?
He said I was wrong. I wasn’t, he was, he was being an arrogant arse. Now that he’s apologised I will leave the little muppet alone.
monkeytassle
Striker
Oh hi. Care to follow through on those stories you were so arrogant about you f***ing jub?
FishburnMackem
Winger
Only tried it on one occasion in Manchester whilst training down there, can you get kits for it in supermarkets? Must be canny healthy surely.
It's deep fried so it's not particularly healthy. You can buy falafel balls from any supermarket, though they're nothing compared to fresh ones.
FlyingLotus
Midfield
You can do it yourself with a decent recipe (e.g. Ottolenghi), it’s a bit of a faff though as you need to soak dried chickpeas and blend them with herbs, spices etc. before you deep fry them.
Had felafel in pitta with garlic and sriracha and salad from the Good Apple in town this lunchtime. Delicious, and not at all dry.
Literally never worth the chew on imo. Our Morrisons does good ones that only cost about 1.50 for a pack, come out really well when cooked. They freeze well too. Of no use to anyone on here like unless you live in Hackney.
Billy Fish
Striker
The M&S sweet potato ones make a good snack and nicely moist.
monkeytassle
Striker
Pil pel. If you know you know
FlyingLotus
Midfield
Yea I’ve only done them a handful of times. Much better when cooked properly by someone else!Literally never worth the chew on imo. Our Morrisons does good ones that only cost about 1.50 for a pack, come out really well when cooked. They freeze well too. Of no use to anyone on here like unless you live in Hackney.
Was stopping in a hotel in Aldgate for work and just wanted something quick and not to sit in a restaurant on my tod, and there was one of those right near by. Got a big thing with everything and was a happy boy.
Northern Boarders
Goalkeeper
Best Falafel wrap I ever had was in Malmö where they are the best in Sweden apparently. Pretty much lived on them the whole weekend I was there which was no bad thing.
