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Potato skins in bacon fat.
Made by throwing jacket potato skins in a frying pan with bacon.
Georgia doesn't eat the skin, you see, so her potato was scooped out. So I threw it in the pan. As you do.
Delicious, but wrong.
Made by throwing jacket potato skins in a frying pan with bacon.
Georgia doesn't eat the skin, you see, so her potato was scooped out. So I threw it in the pan. As you do.
Delicious, but wrong.
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Potato skins in bacon fat.
Made by throwing jacket potato skins in a frying pan with bacon.
Georgia doesn't eat the skin, you see, so her potato was scooped out. So I threw it in the pan. As you do.
Delicious, but wrong.
Made by throwing jacket potato skins in a frying pan with bacon.
Georgia doesn't eat the skin, you see, so her potato was scooped out. So I threw it in the pan. As you do.
Delicious, but wrong.
It really doesn't sound too appetising.
JFH wrote:
> It really doesn't sound too appetising.
> It really doesn't sound too appetising.
According to the news, statistics and all that bullsh, everything that tastes nice will kill you though.
Then again, eating faeces isn't exactly a healthy option either.
Unless you're a rabbit.
Unless you're a rabbit.
Twain wrote:
> According to the news, statistics and all that bullsh, everything that
> tastes nice will kill you though.
I just ignore the media hype, if you listened to it you'd never eat a thing. You only live once!
*Goes off to put the deep fat fryer on*
> According to the news, statistics and all that bullsh, everything that
> tastes nice will kill you though.
I just ignore the media hype, if you listened to it you'd never eat a thing. You only live once!
*Goes off to put the deep fat fryer on*
Rai wrote:
> Then again, eating faeces isn't exactly a healthy option either.
>
> Unless you're a rabbit.
You think faeces tastes nice, do you?
Not that I've tried it personally. It might be nice! I mean, it was once food, right? Food which you obviously ate because you liked it.
> Then again, eating faeces isn't exactly a healthy option either.
>
> Unless you're a rabbit.
You think faeces tastes nice, do you?
Not that I've tried it personally. It might be nice! I mean, it was once food, right? Food which you obviously ate because you liked it.
Ewww. You could have just bought another jacket po and made the same for yourself. No good having her mother say, "He died from your leftovers" do you?
Twain wrote:
> You think faeces tastes nice, do you?
>
> Not that I've tried it personally. It might be nice! I mean, it was
> once food, right? Food which you obviously ate because you liked it.
Yes, but faeces have had all of the nutrients and flavour absorbed by the body, so, they wouldn't taste very nice at the other end.
The only exception is sweetcorn, as it isn't digested properly. Before you get wild ideas of eating sweetcorn, pooing it out, washing it off, eating it again...etc just remember that all of the nutrients have gone the first time round.
And, Rai, why the hell did you mention faeces?
> You think faeces tastes nice, do you?
>
> Not that I've tried it personally. It might be nice! I mean, it was
> once food, right? Food which you obviously ate because you liked it.
Yes, but faeces have had all of the nutrients and flavour absorbed by the body, so, they wouldn't taste very nice at the other end.
The only exception is sweetcorn, as it isn't digested properly. Before you get wild ideas of eating sweetcorn, pooing it out, washing it off, eating it again...etc just remember that all of the nutrients have gone the first time round.
And, Rai, why the hell did you mention faeces?
tnc wrote:
> The only exception is sweetcorn, as it isn't digested properly.
> Before you get wild ideas of eating sweetcorn, pooing it out, washing
> it off, eating it again...etc just remember that all of the nutrients
> have gone the first time round.
That's not such a wild idea...have you ever wondered why Smartprice sweetcorn is so cheap but flavourless?
> The only exception is sweetcorn, as it isn't digested properly.
> Before you get wild ideas of eating sweetcorn, pooing it out, washing
> it off, eating it again...etc just remember that all of the nutrients
> have gone the first time round.
That's not such a wild idea...have you ever wondered why Smartprice sweetcorn is so cheap but flavourless?
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