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I know it’s tinned, but what brand?
Some are in a carton, some are dried and some are home made.
I've thrown the tin now and cannot remember what brand it was.
It was nice and tasted of chicken if that helps.
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I had Heinz one a while ago and it was absolutely disgusting. Like yellow chicken custard. Then tried a tinned Crosse & Blackwell one and it was the best cream of chicken I’ve ever had in my life
I'll send in Time Team to see if they can find anything.
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^ id eat that cabbage and it looks like a kebab version. If they are Kiev's I would also eat them along with the cabbage.
The carrots though...I have no idea why they are even there.
The carrots though...I have no idea why they are even there.
FoF. For the second week in a row the top of the bun stuck to the top of the box. Odd.
Do you reckon much to their Steakhouse Stack?
Absolutely love that one!
Meanwhile, snack from earlier simply Greek Style Flatbread, Shawarma Kebab and Hot Spicy/Chipotle Mayo…
Not particularly pretty but can confirm taste not affected
Give the carrots some love, was a makeshift dinner that needed bulking out a bit.
@Gilbert89 - I haven’t actually tried the Stakehouse Stack. Shocking I know!
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I don’t like it. Find the sauce too sickly
I enjoy it, although if they over do it on sauce I can see what you mean.
Cully & Sully is the best chicken soup. They sell it in tesco and ocado
https://cullyandsully.com/chicken-vegetable-soup
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It was Heinz and it was really nice.
Yellow chicken custard sounds super fancy.