The **Now Eating** Thread
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Celebratory jam butties.
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Second pot of coffee of the morning with a freshly baked roll, jam and butter 
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Not actually now eating but free food given to us yesterday evening at a gig I played at. It included a ball in a spoon which was one mouthful but crispy and delicious, not sure what was in it. There was also apricot wrapped in parma ham and melon with some hazelnuts I think.
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Obligatory mid morning croissants
Followed by picky bit lunch
Followed by picky bit lunch
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Someone’s really enjoying their crimpetGammon pasta and cheese wrap.
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Late lunch
Beef in black bean sauce and rice
Beef in black bean sauce and rice
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A lot less sugar than the Sainsburys ones...
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looks like a floater in the poolSecond pot of coffee of the morning with a freshly baked roll, jam and butter
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You have a lot better eyesight than me
Looks like the swimming pool drain (or perhaps one of @Gilbert89 pathia worms 
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Bass (Because it is from the UK, so doesn't need to be called sea bass) done in a parcel.
Was after having a debate with someone about sea bass and our non existent fresh water bass in the UK.
Was after having a debate with someone about sea bass and our non existent fresh water bass in the UK.
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Never tried Bass, then when I wanted to it was scorned at... Might also explain why Cod is struggling as well.Bass (Because it is from the UK, so doesn't need to be called sea bass) done in a parcel.
North Sea cod : Why is it off the menu again?
North Sea cod has had a troubled history, and despite years of work to bring it back to sustainable levels, the state of the stock has once again declined to a worryingly low level. A combination of fishing pressure and environmental changes, the population is so small that its ability to reproduce may be impaired. All of the cod populations around the UK are in a similar position, making this iconic species one of the least sustainable fish to be caught in UK waters, and urgent action is needed to bring it back to healthy levels.
And is sea bass coming back?
UK sea bass has come off the Fish to Avoid list. This shows what can be achieved when management of fish stocks starts to improve. After being heavily fished for decades, a series of measures brought in over the last few years have reduced fishing pressure, the first step in giving sea bass a chance to recover. Populations are still at very low levels and there is a long way to go to get this fishery well managed and in a healthy state, but this species shows how beneficial good fisheries management can be.