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Old 22-02-2009, 20:00   #25
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Re: gravy - thick or thin
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Originally Posted by Flange View Post
I love thick gravy...if you can pour it, then it's not thick enough

2 slices for me please.
exactly, even better of you can trowel it on and - who needs concrete when tesco has a big supply of gravy granules.


the missus on the other hand can't stand it on dinner - although i have never managed to fathom out why she likes it on chips and not roast dinner or any other dinner, just chips. i can accept that. but she doesn't like custard either - must have a thing against pouring sauces, thats just wrong to not like custard
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