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Fixed that for youTheamountnumber of grammatical errors in this thread is astonishing. A predominantly English inahbited forum yet so many errors. Jesus wept.
Lasagna, chips and coleslaw
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I'm hungover that's my excuse..
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Ageeed. All comes out looking the same anyway. At least it should do in theory.
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Sweetcorn definitely comes out looking the same (as it went in) and sesame seeds.
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Good excuse to share this.
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The amount of grammatical errors in this thread is astonishing. A predominantly English inahbited forum yet so many errors. Jesus wept.
A lot of people post on a phone and they touch type, so what if there are spelling mistakes if you can read it so what.
We are not writing published stories in books. Why does everything have to be perfect?
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It's OK he spelled inhabited wrong. Such joy.
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It must be the thread, it's cursed.
Nah seriously I ****** up too, what a twonk
Nah seriously I ****** up too, what a twonk
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Chips go with everything.
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Annoying filming as style
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Take out the awful lasagne and add more chips and it is now edible
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I’ve not had lasagne and chips since school dinners, likely followed by steamed pudding. I was also a fat **** then. Probably not a coincidence. 
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No no no on the chips. You don't have more carbs with carbs! It's an either or situation. Coleslaw as a side though...sure! Whilst it's a bit fusion I guess it could work.
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I’ve not had lasagne and chips since school dinners, likely followed by steamed pudding. I was also a fat **** then. Probably not a coincidence.
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Whatever floats your boat OP. Don’t let the haters stop you from enjoying your tea 
Personally I would not serve chips or coleslaw with Lasagne. I have also never heard of this meal. I thought those are sides you’d get with say pulled pork or American bbq?
Maybe some garlic bread or bread or a side salad I can see many enjoying, but usually just the lasagne by itself is how I’d have it.
Personally I would not serve chips or coleslaw with Lasagne. I have also never heard of this meal. I thought those are sides you’d get with say pulled pork or American bbq?
Maybe some garlic bread or bread or a side salad I can see many enjoying, but usually just the lasagne by itself is how I’d have it.
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Stop winging people just get it down ya.
Food is food.
Food is food.
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I wouldn't eat chips with Lasagne but chips pretty much go with anything to be honest.
Not sure about the coleslaw though. Maybe a dryer coleslaw and not once of those awful ones that are 60% mayo.
Not sure about the coleslaw though. Maybe a dryer coleslaw and not once of those awful ones that are 60% mayo.
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I normally have vegetables with lasagne, unless I'm being a fat ******* in which case I have a double portion with no vegetables.