14-09-2004, 23:34
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Re: Pot-Noodles
I used to like pot noodles with mash (smash) when I was at college/uni - but now I don't...
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14-09-2004, 23:35
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Originally Posted by Nikko
Well if you are going to thread the noodles, you will need a needle, not a spoon
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14-09-2004, 23:39
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Originally Posted by Scott
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There is no need to embarrass yourself - if you fail to understand things, remain silent.
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14-09-2004, 23:40
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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There is no need to embarrass yourself - if you fail to understand things, remain silent.
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I always embarras my self, I always mis-understand something, It's in my nature to
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14-09-2004, 23:46
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Originally Posted by Scott
I always embarras my self, I always mis-understand something, It's in my nature to 
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Well here is a word from the wise - if you respond to something, note the correct spelling and try and relay it back
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15-09-2004, 00:11
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Originally Posted by paulyoung666
right o , i suppose you eat gourmet food all the time then , do you get your cornflakes in a silver bowl with a silver spoon as well 
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I was merely commenting on the fact that the spoon immersed in the pot noodle was clearly labelled "SPOON"
as for the gourmet food, dunno about gourmet, but I would personally prefer to spend another 10-15 minutes producing something tastier than a pot noodle...
if you want quick and easy food, pasta (penne / tagliatele) with mushroom sauce (campbells mushroom soup, only mix half a can of water with it instead of a full can) and some poached salmon, cook the pasta with garlic, and flake the salmon into the pasta / mushroom sauce, add a little salt and some black pepper and you have something that pot noodle can never hope to match.
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15-09-2004, 01:47
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Originally Posted by dilligaf1701
I used to like pot noodles with mash (smash) when I was at college/uni - but now I don't...
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Thankgoodness you saw sense !
Many people like you could have become Pot noodle addicts.
Thankfully, You have been saved.
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15-09-2004, 02:17
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Originally Posted by dilligaf1701
I used to like pot noodles with mash (smash) when I was at college/uni - but now I don't...
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Cant see the potmash pots for sale anymore... Shame as they are fab for camping. No washing up and keep you warm as a late night snack
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15-09-2004, 08:51
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Re: Pot-Noodles
Never heard of potmash before
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15-09-2004, 08:53
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Originally Posted by Scott
Never heard of potmash before 
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I put smash into the standard (beef and tomato) pot noodle
Although - I would've bought a pot smash
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15-09-2004, 10:19
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Originally Posted by greencreeper
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.
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Take heart. I was the same at your age ie tomato = yuk and I had never even tried a sweet pepper. Now? NO PROBLEM. Love 'em both and chillis - buy 4 packs a week from Tesco. Go great with pasta and all sorts. Tried 'em once (in strict moderation) with strawberrys on my Weetabix + museli mix for breakfast. Very interesting and not bad at all
ps - prefer Tesco fresh pasta to Asda. Dunno why exactly, just tastes a bit better.
pps - Pot noodles = curried elastic bands. I would rather starve
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15-09-2004, 10:24
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Re: Pot-Noodles
Here you go people: Pot noodle ads.....enjoy!
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15-09-2004, 11:15
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Re: Pot-Noodles
Oh Ramrod, your not that obsessed with them now are you?
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15-09-2004, 11:37
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Re: Pot-Noodles
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Oh Ramrod, your not that obsessed with them now are you? 
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I love them but tend not to eat them 'cos they are full of cr*p. I occasionaly eat the Asda 'healthy options' (or words to that effect) ones.
Hello, name is Ramrod and I'm addicted to noodles......the nastier the better
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15-09-2004, 12:03
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Re: Pot-Noodles
I love the new Posh noodle Sweet and sour variety. more spice than sweet and sour.
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