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Old 27-12-06, 11:40 AM   #11
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Picalili - folks will do anything to disguise the taste of the dreaded "Cauliflower" now that IS YUK!
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Old 27-12-06, 11:46 AM   #12
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Picalili - folks will do anything to disguise the taste of the dreaded "Cauliflower" now that IS YUK!
Why disguise it? Its minging
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Old 27-12-06, 11:53 AM   #13
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Picalili - folks will do anything to disguise the taste of the dreaded "Cauliflower" now that IS YUK!
Why disguise it? Its minging
Exactly!

Cauliflower = Mingin
Cauliflower disguised with Picalili sauce = Mingin

Picalili without any crud of Cauliflower = acceptable

Pickled eggs - yum

Silverskin pickled onions - yum

Beetroot - yum
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Old 27-12-06, 03:06 PM   #14
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Mark, as you where.

As for the rest of you, PICALLILI IS WRONG!
Well said sir.

In fact anything pickled is wrong to eat (apart from those small sweet little silverskin onions). Pickled stuff is meant to be floating in oversized jars on dusty shelves at the back of laboratories n stuff. It is also generally had more legs/heads/appendages than is natural, occasionally stirring in its jar and moving of its own accord.

Anything even remotely related to that has got to be wrong to eat.

HERESY !! The work of the Devil !!

Pickled onions should be large, crunchy & strong enough to blow your head off
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Old 27-12-06, 03:58 PM   #15
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and gherkins should be nice and sharp too!!!
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Old 27-12-06, 10:28 PM   #16
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is all i have to say on the subject
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Old 27-12-06, 10:47 PM   #17
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hmmm lovely gherkins home made pickled onions as well betroot.. and occasiaonaly red cabbage
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Old 27-12-06, 10:54 PM   #18
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please no more!! .. mods.. can we lock this thread now.. pretty please
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Old 27-12-06, 10:59 PM   #19
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nothing wrong with homegrown veg
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Old 28-12-06, 09:47 AM   #20
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is all i have to say on the subject
I with you Anna - though perhaps if we each into a jar and pickle that they may not even be able to taste the difference.

And as for homegrown veg VB - my Dad used to grown beetroot for pickling - when Mum was boiling the vile stuff the whole house smelled like burning mud - when I was about 2 my Mud Pies smelled better believe me.
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