Poca wrote:Do you buy it... or do you still peel, chop and prepare it yourself?
I love it ready prepared.... just open the bag and tip it in a pan.... fkn ace!
Sprouts with the skins off.... swedes, which are such hard fookers to chop anyway ...chopped onions... no more tears!
Even prepared mash, just stick it in the microwave ...... pity the poor fookers that have to prepare it all for us lazy fookers tho'!!
Keyser wrote:Poca wrote:Do you buy it... or do you still peel, chop and prepare it yourself?
I love it ready prepared.... just open the bag and tip it in a pan.... fkn ace!
Sprouts with the skins off.... swedes, which are such hard fookers to chop anyway ...chopped onions... no more tears!
Even prepared mash, just stick it in the microwave ...... pity the poor fookers that have to prepare it all for us lazy fookers tho'!!
For some reason the term 'fookers' sounds utterly filthy.
I like it!
Poca wrote:Keyser wrote:Poca wrote:Do you buy it... or do you still peel, chop and prepare it yourself?
I love it ready prepared.... just open the bag and tip it in a pan.... fkn ace!
Sprouts with the skins off.... swedes, which are such hard fookers to chop anyway ...chopped onions... no more tears!
Even prepared mash, just stick it in the microwave ...... pity the poor fookers that have to prepare it all for us lazy fookers tho'!!
For some reason the term 'fookers' sounds utterly filthy.
I like it!
Fooker!!!
Poca wrote:Do you buy it... or do you still peel, chop and prepare it yourself?
I love it ready prepared.... just open the bag and tip it in a pan.... fkn ace!
Sprouts with the skins off.... swedes, which are such hard fookers to chop anyway ...chopped onions... no more tears!
Even prepared mash, just stick it in the microwave ...... pity the poor fookers that have to prepare it all for us lazy fookers tho'!!
megaera wrote:I buy as much ready prepared stuff as possible. Roasties, veg, mash, salad, whatever.
Makes dinner time much less stressful - no way I'm spending ages peeling, chopping and slicing just for the finished product to be rejected by a picky 4 year old
megaera wrote:I buy as much ready prepared stuff as possible. Roasties, veg, mash, salad, whatever.
Makes dinner time much less stressful - no way I'm spending ages peeling, chopping and slicing just for the finished product to be rejected by a picky 4 year old
Lady Murasaki wrote:megaera wrote:I buy as much ready prepared stuff as possible. Roasties, veg, mash, salad, whatever.
Makes dinner time much less stressful - no way I'm spending ages peeling, chopping and slicing just for the finished product to be rejected by a picky 4 year old
Blending! It hides the veg from picky children. Hand blended pasta sauces are particularly good for hiding veg in.
megaera wrote:Lady Murasaki wrote:megaera wrote:I buy as much ready prepared stuff as possible. Roasties, veg, mash, salad, whatever.
Makes dinner time much less stressful - no way I'm spending ages peeling, chopping and slicing just for the finished product to be rejected by a picky 4 year old
Blending! It hides the veg from picky children. Hand blended pasta sauces are particularly good for hiding veg in.
Pasta is on the 'yucky' list too. Except for when it isn't
TBH, he will eat carrot, peas, sweetcorn and broccoli -its just what I put with it that causes problems
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