What`s your memories of school dinners?
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Still love it to this day,big dollop of jam in it too,yumm!
Almost forgot blamange,one slice or two?
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Turkey twizzlers and chips. Delicious
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.....Guess i should say i left school in `82!
Me too
I remember school dinners being fairly decent for the most part. No problem getting seconds either (I was a skinny kid at school but had an enormous appetite).
Favourites were spam fritters with beans and mash; fish and chips; mince and tatties; roly poly and custard; tapioca and milky coffee with cheese and biscuits.
Wasn't keen on the meatballs and the macaroni cheese and the rice pudding were boiled so long they were practically mush.
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They were great!
Apart from the salads
you always had 2 slices of beetroot and half a boiled egg - meaning I don't egg either of those now!
BB x
Apart from the salads
you always had 2 slices of beetroot and half a boiled egg - meaning I don't egg either of those now!BB x
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At break times I used to get a donut and a cup of minestrone soup, and dunk the donut in the soup.
TURKEY TWIZZLERS
School dinners were amazing in my fisrt 2 years of secondary school, then Jamie Oliver ****ed it all up and there was SALAD of all things
Just the usual burgers and hotdogs and lovely chips, it was awesome food actually
School dinners were amazing in my fisrt 2 years of secondary school, then Jamie Oliver ****ed it all up and there was SALAD of all things
Just the usual burgers and hotdogs and lovely chips, it was awesome food actually
A tray divided into like 4 sections like your going to eat them all at separate times. Then I remember sucking up to dinner ladies so you could get seconds
Hmmm on Fridays we used to have fish and chips and I used to smuggle in Salt.
Hmmm on Fridays we used to have fish and chips and I used to smuggle in Salt.
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Would have thought more peeps would have remembered the chip loaf tho!
Into the baker for a bloomer,split it between your mate,eat the middle then next door for the chippie to fill it up....not too much vinegar or the bottom fell out.
It`s like a chip buttie on steroids.
Into the baker for a bloomer,split it between your mate,eat the middle then next door for the chippie to fill it up....not too much vinegar or the bottom fell out.
It`s like a chip buttie on steroids.
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Would have thought more peeps would have remembered the chip loaf tho!
Into the baker for a bloomer,split it between your mate,eat the middle then next door for the chippie to fill it up....not too much vinegar or the bottom fell out.
It`s like a chip buttie on steroids.
i did that once, but it was still cheaper to just buy a chip butty, and you were'nt literally eating half a loaf of bread for your lunch.
Scotch Pie in a roll, that's more the thing .
Never really had dinners in comprehensive school, had packed lunch or went to the shops. Which reminds me of the butchers we used to go to where you could get a huge bacon sandwich + mushrooms/onions for £1.10, which was excellent. Pains me to see the shop now, which is now a Dickson's, so consequently you're now paying upwards of £1.50 for the tinniest of buns with the 2 rashers of the thinnest and smallest bacon ever produced, never cooked properly, and they charge you extra if you want onions.
