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Black Pudding.

Discussion in 'Off-Topic Forum' started by Firefly44, Oct 24, 2014.

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    Never seen it here but I wish as love the stuff for brekkie :smile:
     
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    Dont know if I'm looking from the right angle, but that looks like such a small penis compared to one hell of a set of ball's!
    Guess I'm in the pig sty now for this comment. JB
     
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    Strange how English dialect can make something sound very unappetizing.

    You say black pudding and talk of pork.....I don't think of blood sausage, I think chocolate pudding with chunks of pork meat in it.....which just sounds disgusting.

    You say chicken/pork/beef pie and I think of a desert (apple/cherrie pie) with meat in it.....but chicken/pork/beef pot pie sounds awesome. (Don't know why that word "pot" changes the mental image).
     
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    cornish Pasty.jpg cornish pasty 2.jpg corish pasty  1.jpg cornish Pasty.jpg cornish pasty 2.jpg corish pasty  1.jpg
    Then my friend this one will slay you, A Cornish pasty, made for the plowman, Tin Miner in Cornwall England as a Poor mans midday meal. A complete meal in One. At one end is meat and potatoes/vegetables and the other a fruit Filling.
     
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    OH! H! double pictures Sorry folks.o_O:eek:
     
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    Yup it sounds disgusting but believe me it's awsome fried with bacon and eggs :smile:
     
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    Cornish pasty.....thinking: corn (or corned beef) in a croissant. Or...corn mushed up into a paste. :confused: