The **Now Eating** Thread
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Lovely late night bit of ham egg and chips
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Dammit! I forgot my Daddies brown sauce. Howl howl howl!
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Just a small snack.
Nice,I had Mcdonalds last night..fancied something diffrent so had a look on their website and "The Spicy" got my attention.
http://www.mcdonalds.co.uk/ukhome/product_nutrition.beef.1633.the-spicy.html
I wonder why they only do certain burger types at participating restaurants?..makes no sense,I couldn't have one because my local isn't listed as a participating restaurant!
Ended up with a Quarter pounder.
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Nice,I had Mcdonalds last night..fancied something diffrent so had a look on their website and "The Spicy" got my attention.
http://www.mcdonalds.co.uk/ukhome/product_nutrition.beef.1633.the-spicy.html
I wonder why they only do certain burger types at participating restaurants?..makes no sense,I couldn't have one because my local isn't listed as a participating restaurant!
Ended up with a Quarter pounder.
I don't tend to eat the specials much, i prefer the american style ones they do once a year!
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It was our local CAMRA branch's summer curry night last night so I was a bit naughty. Making up for it today. Only had 2 bacon rolls and the following today (followed by some fresh mango).
Three bean vegetarian chilli:
8 hours in the slow cooker.
Very, very tasty and only 306kcal (193 without the creme fraiche and cheese). The best of it is, I have another 6 portions for the freezer
Three bean vegetarian chilli:
8 hours in the slow cooker.
Very, very tasty and only 306kcal (193 without the creme fraiche and cheese). The best of it is, I have another 6 portions for the freezer
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Oaklahoma smashed onion burgers. Never going to do burgers any other way ever again:
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Nice,I had Mcdonalds last night..fancied something diffrent so had a look on their website and "The Spicy" got my attention.
http://www.mcdonalds.co.uk/ukhome/product_nutrition.beef.1633.the-spicy.html
I wonder why they only do certain burger types at participating restaurants?..makes no sense,I couldn't have one because my local isn't listed as a participating restaurant!
Ended up with a Quarter pounder.
How much did that much cost you.....I always find McDonald's expensive for what it is.... especially if you get individual burgers....I always end up getting massive mixed Donner instead which fills me up and it's cheaper....
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Awesome looking bread lego. Quite annoying to see though as I just managed to mess up my own very similar bread 
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80% hydration is my favourite for that style of bread though I've seen pictures of people getting good results with 100% and higher 
Personally I think that would be a little too annoying to work with.
Personally I think that would be a little too annoying to work with.
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I haven't had the spicy but I have had the classic.
It's a lot better than their usual stuff. The bun is much better, the patties are thicker and they use real cheddar rather than the usual plastic crap they stick on everything else.
Much closer to a 'premium' burger and taste much fresher, but still not close to the likes of GBK.
Their location choices don't make sense. The nearest one to me that does it is absolute chav central, even more than most McDonalds. The majority of punters aren't interested. They're only interested in big macs or quarter pounders and chicken nugget happy meals for the 5 kids they're dragging behind them.