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Old 11-07-2015, 08:12   #46
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It's the stinky Devil's food. Blurghhhh.
Yeah,who was it that looked at a cuppa tea and thought this isn't meaty enough
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Old 11-07-2015, 08:59   #47
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next offering was this fish pie
very good and tasty when first made but was absolutely horrible when re-heated
Hated fish pie. It was always stinky and strong flavoured.
If that was on the menu I starved...well sometimes just had a plate of carrot and the pud.
Don't know what it was about the menu, but it was never a goodudding(like jam sponge and custard or roll poly) when fish pie was on the menu...it was usually sago or jelly and custard.
Not something substantial that would stop your back and your belly from flopping together.
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Old 17-07-2015, 16:48   #48
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You aught to taste my wifes fish pie, Margaret.You'll want seconds I guarantee! !
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Old 17-07-2015, 18:28   #49
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Never Jim, I cannot stomach fish other than in batter.....and I hate 'fishy' fish.....it has to be meaty fish.
Salmon makes me violently ill.....no give my portion to the cat.
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Old 15-05-2016, 08:53   #50
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Some memories of mine were scarey dinner ladies.who took more home than they give the kids...A dollop of mash served with an ice cream scoop..Never any chips...Frog spawn sago...The poor kids on free dinners had to wear a big badge......
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Old 04-07-2016, 09:34   #51
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school fish pie, mushy peas that were as hard as the marbles you played with and mashed poatoes that always contained lumps that tasted underdone. the only plus side were the sweets. jam rolly poly. spotted dick and the school custard. school dinners must have been the first part of the national corriculum as they sounded as bad in accy as they were in the north east.
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