rutabowa said:i've had scrapple in Philadelphia. it's alright, best not to know what's in it I guess.
Best you don't read the Wiki in that case

(heh, just realised the clue's in the smiley)
rutabowa said:i've had scrapple in Philadelphia. it's alright, best not to know what's in it I guess.

EastEnder said:sick, twisted people....
People who don't love Marmite make the baby jesus cry....![]()

i will leave these boards if you all keep insulting the cheese steak, i truly will!Pingu said:i withdraw my battenburg cake and replace it with the monstrosity that is a philly steak... cheese whizz indeed....
EastEnder said:sick, twisted people....
People who don't love Marmite make the baby jesus cry....![]()
I'm not a religious man, but under the circumstances I will pray for your soul.guinnessdrinker said:people who love marmite should be reported to social services. it's for their own good.

EastEnder said:I'm not a religious man, but under the circumstances I will pray for your soul.
<Lord, deliver guinnessdrinker from his torment, allow him to appreciate the joy of Marmite and deliver him from evil, ta. Amen>
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Can't agree with you on the cabbage, but as a non-mushroom-eating veggie, I find Quorn doubly disgusting: first of all, it's too bloody realistically like meat, secondly, it's fucking dry rot in a box, innit? Thirdly, it's some nameless, faceless, unidentifiable gunk that - as you point out - is highly processed. For all I know, it IS dry-rot-in-a-box. Yech.pogofish said:Quorn - The most industrially-dependant food of all & one that would be quite lethal for us without intensive processing.
Cabbage - Truly disgusting & politically rank.
PHILISTINE!Amanita Virosa said:Aubergines, courgettes, and cucumbers.
)"Guaranteed no lumps of Fat Or Gristle"MrMalcontent said:Anything in a can by Stag or Tyne brand.
Riff said:And marmite is Satan's arse-scrapings. <Joins Guinnessdrinker in the sensible corner
spanglechick said:wtf is headcheese?