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Me too......love pot noodles. In fact I love almost any noodle based dish. In a pot or not :drool:
The noodle place in Bexleyheath now does home deliveries :disturbd: :D

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I like the new ones, The Posh Noodles

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i had one look at one of them and went :eeek: :sick: and had a :fit: :D :D :D

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I've always liked them :)

but I haven't had any for a long time

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<ripple of applause from the other group members>
Now you've reached stage one of the recovery programme, maybe you'd like to share with the group how long you've had these "desires"? We're all here to support you.

:p:

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The thing is you can actually make something ten times nicer with much more flavour by spending just a couple of pounds on some real pasta and making yourself a really nice dish without E, G, H, J, D, K numbers, preservatives, and chemicals, and it will taste twice as nice.
Nothing beats real cooking.

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So right.

My Tarts Spaghetti is to die for. ;)

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Ahh but its not as fast, boil kettle, pour on noodles wait 2 minutes, stir, burn mouth:D

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couldnt agree more :tu: , its just when i am at work , something quick and easy to do is handy :tu:

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I tried the posh noodles once, didn't like them very much. Prefer the Pot Noodle :erm:

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When you live on your own, as many of us do, it's difficult to justify spending an hour preparing a meal just for yourself. Far quicker to shove a microwave meal in the micra or a pizza in the oven.

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You can buy fresh pasta in the supermarket.It takes 3 minutes to cook in boiling water and you add the fresh sauce of your choice available from the same shelf in the supermarket. :rolleyes:

Also fresh chopped garlic and tomato UNCOOKED is absolutely smashing with any kind of hot cooked pasta.For the almost lazy amongst you. ;)

Or take some cooked ham and a RAW egg and add to hot spaghetti with some grated parmesan.The egg cooks on the hot pasta.It's delicious and is the real recipe for carbonara. :D

None of the above takes more than 15/20 minutes.

I love pasta.It's the fastest food and is quicker than ordering in a take away.

Incog. :)

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Well I do that but the sauce would be discounted as "processed" - I'd have to make fresh, which involved faffing around. Besides which, whenever I cook anything it either tastes nasty or of nothing :(


I use the powered stuff - saves on chopping. I don't like tomatoes :sick: Same with all fruits. Ewwwwwww.


<makes notes>


:tu: My fav pasta comes from Asda - best stuff I've had.

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yum :drool: - everyone round to Incog's for supper ;)

- rather than the 'pasta sauce' type products, which I find are too sweet, why not try a jar of fresh passata with some pesto to jazz it up.

<edit> just seen John doesn't like tomato - ho hum ;)

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This is why I watch Ray Mear's and weep in the sure and certain knowledge I'd starve to death if my plane crashed somewhere remote and all I had was a squirrel and a bit of manky weed to live on. It's the skin, seeds and hard core (from a tomato - not the squirrel). In tomato based products you usually end up with just skin - same with peppers. I don't like the bits of skin. Tomato on a pizza or in lasagne (only from M&S though) I will eat.