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sunny-dave | 20:04 Wed 28th May 2014 | ChatterBank
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When I were a lad (nobbut a few years ago) the green stuff in "Salad" was a few leaves of limp lettuce - designed mainly to make the plate look fuller.

It was (effectively) inedible, but at least inoffensive and cheap.

Now "salad greens" seem to involve a load of stuff that previously I would have designated as "weeds" - dandelion leaves, rocket, escarole, mizuna, beet tops, lambs lettuce and god knows what other horrors.

It all costs a small fortune, tastes vile (unless smothered in expensive balsamic dressing) and is a complete fraud on the gullible consumer by the major supermarkets - aided and abetted by the usual foodie twits.

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"Just Say No to Green Crap"
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"It`s not rocket science" No, it`s just rocket.
20:33 Wed 28th May 2014
'rare rib eye' - prefer mine cooked........... just saying
Got to say, that so do I, Welshie.
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Moooo ... rare as you like for me please :)
Come to think of it, I have 2 questions:

If the 'big man upstairs' wanted us to eat uncooked meat, why did he let George Foreman invent his grill?

Do Jehova's Witnessess eat rare steaks (hope Goodlife doesn't read this!)?
Lol
Sorry, 3 questions:

3. Is it Halal?

Do vegetarians practice Oral se ?

Oops, typo there!
Good chips, crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside are the food of the Gods.

rare steak, good chips, bearnaise and a little bunch of peppery watercress.......perfect :-)
Well, at least there is something cooked properly on that plate Eccles

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