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Nic Barnes

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29th Dec 13 at 17:24

nah, tap water. we can drink that up north.

SVM 286

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29th Dec 13 at 17:35

Isn't that stuff 'beer' coloured too up there?

Tomnova16

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29th Dec 13 at 18:18

quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes

quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16
It is cooked?
i used the brackets to explain what i meant in the first post clever cunt.

So it's the best breakfast that isn't fried or boiled

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29th Dec 13 at 18:36

quote:
Originally posted by sc0ott
Always wondered what tuna tastes like

Love Tuna

with a fair bit of salad cream, though.

jiraffe

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29th Dec 13 at 19:14

Gotta love abit of Porridge i have it every morning

Nic Barnes

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29th Dec 13 at 19:43

quote:
Originally posted by jiraffe
Gotta love abit of Porridge i have it every morning

Daniel_Corsa

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29th Dec 13 at 19:56

Used to hate it, but been having those "fuel" porridge pots for breakfast most mornings for few months. Just for the ease of making them at work (just add water)

221 calories with golden syrup or mixed fruits, and keep me full till dinner.

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nick_sri

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29th Dec 13 at 19:57

porridge every day with honey on top

. Live near to mornflakes factory so every time wind blowing the right way all you can smell is caramel and oats.

jiraffe

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30th Dec 13 at 07:46

quote:
Originally posted by Daniel_Corsa
Used to hate it, but been having those "fuel" porridge pots for breakfast most mornings for few months. Just for the ease of making them at work (just add water)

221 calories with golden syrup or mixed fruits, and keep me full till dinner.

dinner or lunch?

Christopher

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30th Dec 13 at 08:53

Has to be just a simply dusting of sugar for me! Haven't had it in ages actually! May well go have a look in the cupboard and see if there's a box hiding in the back somewhere

Chris C

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30th Dec 13 at 14:33

Spoonful of Nutella in mine !

Nic Barnes

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30th Dec 13 at 18:27

yeah i tried that a few times its alright with nutella in. some bloke called lee hearsey told me to put peanut butter in it. wasn't so keen on that though.

i had honey this morning a I'm out of syrup. just realised as i type this I've just been food shopping and forgot to buy some more ffs.

Chris C

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30th Dec 13 at 21:08

Peanut butter, not a bad idea !

If I don't have Nutella then maple syrup is nice as well

Daniel_Corsa

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30th Dec 13 at 22:41

quote:
Originally posted by jiraffe

quote:
Originally posted by Daniel_Corsa
Used to hate it, but been having those "fuel" porridge pots for breakfast most mornings for few months. Just for the ease of making them at work (just add water)

221 calories with golden syrup or mixed fruits, and keep me full till dinner.

dinner or lunch?

Breakfast / Dinner / Tea or Super as I'm northern!

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taylorboosh

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30th Dec 13 at 22:44

Crunchy nut is without doubt the best non cooked breakfast...

The best cooked is fry up followed by dippy eggs and soldiers

Ronson

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31st Dec 13 at 08:03

Agreed with the crunchy nut, addictive!

Ronson

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31st Dec 13 at 08:05

That reminds me of the time I had two bowls of Allbran before going to work.

That was a big mistake!

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1st Jan 14 at 05:23

Like a landslide yep?

Nic Barnes

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1st Jan 14 at 09:50

Just had a bowl of porridge should set me up for a mornings push biking up the uk's only forest on a mountain. The Lake District is pretty awesome.

SVM 286

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1st Jan 14 at 11:03

I hope you whacked some steak and some eggs in there Nic

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