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Tim in Belgium
03-02-08, 02:14 PM
Just rediscovered sardines on toast, a nice combination but something I hated as a kid. Are there any other lunch time snacks that I may have forgotten about and am missing out on?
I have also just started eating sardines on toast again...........doctors orders!
My cholesterol level is a little high, so oily fish is the order of the day. I'd forgotten how nice they are with a liberal dousing of vinegar:D
Spiderman
03-02-08, 04:43 PM
Mmmm fish. I love fish :D
If you guys like sardines try the little rectangular tins they come in (i think the brand is Princess) as they do them in diffrent sauces. I'm not usualy a fan of tinned, flavoured fish but these are absolutley yummy.
have em on toast if thats your thing but i usually just make a small salad and throw a tin of these on it. I love the ones in a spicy tonatoe sauce.
:( Just went to look in the cupboard as i made myself hungery typing this and only got one can left anf its just sardined in oil...but hey they'll do! :D
Tim in Belgium
03-02-08, 04:45 PM
Yep the ones I had were in tomato, co-op own brand and not bad at 39p a tin.
Speedy Claire
03-02-08, 05:30 PM
yummy... i love sardines on toast
Pedro68
03-02-08, 05:37 PM
me too ... but doused with salad cream :-P
OK everyone on this thread that states they like sardines are FREAKS :!: :!: :!:
me too ... but doused with ice cream :-P
And your an even bigger freak than the rest of them :shock:
OK everyone on this thread that states they like sardines are FREAKS :!: :!: :!:
+1
Speedy Claire
03-02-08, 06:10 PM
hmmmm yum yum, i wish the shops were open now.... i could just eat some fresh sardines. Mix up some olive oil, balsamic vinegar, couple of cloves of garlic, some fresh lemon juice, fresh lime juice and a bit of brown sugar... marinade the sardines for a few hours and then slap on the grill or barbeque :D
PS: Read the above as in manner of Nigella Lawson and look meaningfully and seductively to the camera just as she does :rolleyes:
+1
+2
pasta, tin of tuna dolop of hot salsa sause & chilli sause, toped with grated chesse and grilled..................... yummy
Defender
03-02-08, 06:16 PM
I've been eating sardines in tomato sauce and mixing it with salad for lunch at work.
The Glenryk (think that's how you spell it) brand taste far better than the John West brand and contain much less fat. As for the Asda brand - well they're rubbish!
because they are in tins, i put a few in my locker at work, but they have been there around 6 months do they go off ?
and how can u tell if they are off? smell not included cos i hate the smell but the doctor said i must.. :(
because they are in tins, i put a few in my locker at work, but they have been there around 6 months do they go off ?
and how can u tell if they are off? smell not included cos i hate the smell but the doctor said i must.. :(
look at the date:rolleyes:
I like sardines on toast too.... yummy with a touch of tabasco, or as Lissa says vinegar... must but some tomorrow.
look at the date:rolleyes:
okay i asked for that..
date is jan 2010....
i'm asking cos its warm / hot / cold at various tems in that locker,
would the temp make any difference to the taste.
do i eat it cold ?
do i eat it hot, if so how hot slight simmer or full blown hot. :smt104
Speedy Claire
03-02-08, 06:32 PM
okay i asked for that..
date is jan 2010....
i'm asking cos its warm / hot / cold at various tems in that locker,
would the temp make any difference to the taste.
do i eat it cold ?
do i eat it hot, if so how hot slight simmer or full blown hot. :smt104
If they`re tinned i prefer em cold
Spiderman
03-02-08, 07:03 PM
okay i asked for that..
date is jan 2010....
i'm asking cos its warm / hot / cold at various tems in that locker,
would the temp make any difference to the taste.
do i eat it cold ?
do i eat it hot, if so how hot slight simmer or full blown hot. :smt104
I'm sure they'll be fine in that case mate. Can you imagine how much variation in temp they go thru after being tinned? Think about the transport to get the to the shop, the shops own storgae areas, the temp variations overnight when the shop is shut etc.
Your locker cant be that much different.
Ive never had them hot out the tin or heated tham at all come to think of it...just cold is great.
And Speedy Claire...put my name on the list for yuo summer barbie and make some of those and i'll be there ;)
Sounds yummy!
Speedy Claire
03-02-08, 08:01 PM
And Speedy Claire...put my name on the list for yuo summer barbie and make some of those and i'll be there ;)
Sounds yummy!
yep will do... its nice to be thinking of barbeques when its freezing cold outside and the rain`s hammering against the windows :D
trickywoos
03-02-08, 08:19 PM
Tuna mixed in ketchup on a sandwich. Yum.
Mix the sardines up with mashed potato and smother on toast, then cover with brown sauce
Yummy
Spiderman
03-02-08, 08:59 PM
yep will do... its nice to be thinking of barbeques when its freezing cold outside and the rain`s hammering against the windows :D
You're so right!
Oh and you'll have to send me some directions too. Last time i was in Liverpool (about 15ys ago) i drove into the Mersey tunell @ about 2am....the wrong bloody way!!! I wondered why headlights were approching in my lane in the discatnce...then saw the road markings :shock:
:oops:
Kate Moss
03-02-08, 09:00 PM
Never had a sardine!
Speedy Claire
03-02-08, 09:01 PM
ok another fave lunchtime snack.... baked potatoe with beans and cheese :thumright:
Speedy Claire
03-02-08, 09:04 PM
You're so right!
Oh and you'll have to send me some directions too. Last time i was in Liverpool (about 15ys ago) i drove into the Mersey tunell @ about 2am....the wrong bloody way!!! I wondered why headlights were approching in my lane in the discatnce...then saw the road markings :shock:
:oops:
OMG!!! lmao..... how the hell did you manage that!!!! if you`re coming from the south you don`t even need to go thru the tunnel :confused:
Spiderman
03-02-08, 09:32 PM
i was working doing security at some place and i snuck off in the middle of the night to try and find a takeawy iirc and got very lost.
And tried to navigate a strange town by instinct alone. :lol:
Never had a sardine!
Well don't listen to the freaks here. Save yourself the torture. They are horrible.
Speedy Claire
03-02-08, 09:47 PM
i was working doing security at some place and i snuck off in the middle of the night to try and find a takeawy iirc and got very lost.
And tried to navigate a strange town by instinct alone. :lol:
Well your heart obv wasn`t on the job!!! was on your belly :( this is Liverpool you know, we apparantly have a bad reputation lmao tho i`ll add I live in a nice part :D
Speedy Claire
03-02-08, 09:50 PM
Well don't listen to the freaks here. Save yourself the torture. They are horrible.
Ignore him Kate.. sardines are lovely, try them :D
Spiderman
03-02-08, 09:52 PM
Well your heart obv wasn`t on the job!!! was on your belly :( this is Liverpool you know, we apparantly have a bad reputation lmao tho i`ll add I live in a nice part :D
nah i love you dodgy theiving scousers :lol:
We give them to the cat:D
Speedy Claire
03-02-08, 10:06 PM
nah i love you dodgy theiving scousers :lol:
cheeky git... :D
PS: Wanna buy any mobiles? digi boxes? alloys? credit cards? passports?
chazzyb
03-02-08, 10:09 PM
Sardine man too, me! Tinned plain ones in olive oil are my usual lunchtime snack, on toasted wholemeal. Lurvely. I must get through 5 or 6 tins a week. The family complain... ;-)
missyburd
04-02-08, 12:10 AM
ok another fave lunchtime snack.... baked potatoe with beans and cheese :thumright:
+1 definitely. or tuna and cheese! Hot or cold. Although should be hot really so the cheese can melt properly and go all stringy :D
I'm not a great fan of sardines, once had them on toast and they weren't too bad but then I bought meself another tin and they were sat in my cupboard for months :oops:. Shame, 'cos I know they're really good for me...maybe I could get used to them eventually.
JamesMio
04-02-08, 12:10 PM
I think it's just the idea of eating a whole fish, head/brain/guts/tits/lips etc - the lot, that puts me off them.
Same with Whitebait, I just cant get my head (or gag-reflex) round that.
Pedro68
04-02-08, 12:13 PM
I think it's just the idea of eating a whole fish, head/brain/guts/tits/lips etc - the lot, that puts me off them.
Same with Whitebait, I just cant get my head (or gag-reflex) round that.
Oooh - whitebait is lovely n crispy :-P mmmmmmm
Don't suppose you like cockles n muscles either then?
JamesMio
04-02-08, 12:22 PM
Actually, Mussels are Ok, I quite like them - as long as you don't actually look at them they're all good!
Cockles are wrong, especially the jars of them you get in chippies!!! Gad!!!
Pedro68
04-02-08, 12:27 PM
Cockles are wrong, especially the jars of them you get in chippies!!! Gad!!!
I'll give ya that one ... and eating a whole jar in one sitting is just asking for trouble :smt078
Essex of Essex
04-02-08, 12:29 PM
Sardines on toast are good, anchovey omletes are even better:)
Pedro68
04-02-08, 12:34 PM
anchovey omletes are even better:)
with or without capers?
Speedy Claire
04-02-08, 03:53 PM
I think it's just the idea of eating a whole fish, head/brain/guts/tits/lips etc - the lot, that puts me off them.
Same with Whitebait, I just cant get my head (or gag-reflex) round that.
The sardines I buy are already gutted and there`s no head/brain/guts/lips/tits else I wouldn`t be able to eat them either!
Speedy Claire
04-02-08, 03:55 PM
Don't suppose you like cockles n muscles either then?
Mussels are lovely.... The big fresh ones are best, either cold with pepper or cooked in some garlic, onion, white wine and cream :D
Pedro68
04-02-08, 04:00 PM
Mussels are lovely
Mussels is what I meant ... not muscles :oops: LOL
Sardines on toast ALWAYS good - but I draw the line at putting tomato sauce with them ewwww. Oily fish in oil is the best :). The bones are nice and crunchable too, when they've been in oil..
Anyone remember sugar sandwiches? (although I wouldnt recommend them for adult metabolisms *sic*).
Any seafood is aok with me (whitebait is good with only a touch of flour) - except tuna. You couldnt get me to eat that stuff if you paid me. Squid, Octopus and king prawns are my favourite....and the cat loves seafood breath. Not sure about hubby though.
Tim in Belgium
04-02-08, 05:40 PM
Mussels are lovely.... The big fresh ones are best, either cold with pepper or cooked in some garlic, onion, white wine and cream :D
It was good for mussels in Belgium, mmmmmm....
Tim in Belgium
04-02-08, 05:43 PM
Anyone remember sugar sandwiches? (although I wouldnt recommend them for adult metabolisms *sic*).
I'm a fan of eggy bread (french toast??) which is then rubbed in a plate of sugar before having golden syrup spread on top. A nice sugar rush to start the day with.
Speedy Claire
04-02-08, 05:44 PM
Mussels is what I meant ... not muscles :oops: LOL
Muscles are very nice too :D
Speedy Claire
04-02-08, 05:45 PM
I'm a fan of eggy bread (french toast??) which is then rubbed in a plate of sugar before having golden syrup spread on top. A nice sugar rush to start the day with.
Yep i used to love eggy bread to.... haven`t made that for years!!!
OK everyone on this thread that states they like sardines are FREAKS :!: :!: :!:
I'm happy to be a freak then :D
I'll be a freak tonight.................sardines on toast for tea for me:-D
I'm happy to be a freak then :D
I'll be a freak tonight.................sardines on toast for tea for me:-D
Yup. Thought as much. I can always spot the freaks. :lol:
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