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Im not talking about pregnant women here, I'm talking about those random urges you get during the day for a specific kind of food.
Currently I'm suffering from a desire for a Peshwari naan. Not a curry and one, just the naan bread on its own.
Chances of me getting one = just about nil.
What do you think, is this my body being masochistic, or just one of those random things that happens?
Currently I'm suffering from a desire for a Peshwari naan. Not a curry and one, just the naan bread on its own.
Chances of me getting one = just about nil.
What do you think, is this my body being masochistic, or just one of those random things that happens?
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I. White choclate is good belly-timber indeed.
White chocolate. I just lurve that stuff.
Slaveunit wrote:
> How about chopping up the winegums and the choc, then putting the lot
> in the microwave until it melts together, then pouring it all into an
> ice-lolly mould and chucking it in the fridge?
Now THAT sounds good!
I know what I'll be doing this evening...
> How about chopping up the winegums and the choc, then putting the lot
> in the microwave until it melts together, then pouring it all into an
> ice-lolly mould and chucking it in the fridge?
Now THAT sounds good!
I know what I'll be doing this evening...
Curious words associated with food:
Bellygod - a glutton, someone who makes a god of his belly.
Belly-timber - food.
Kissing-comfit - a small confection used to sweeten the breath.
Tipsycake - cake saturated with liquor.
Lubber-wort - food of little or no nutritional value.
Maw-wallop - a badly cooked mess of food.
Yaffling - eating greedily or noisily.
Panguts - a fat-bellied person.
Bellygod - a glutton, someone who makes a god of his belly.
Belly-timber - food.
Kissing-comfit - a small confection used to sweeten the breath.
Tipsycake - cake saturated with liquor.
Lubber-wort - food of little or no nutritional value.
Maw-wallop - a badly cooked mess of food.
Yaffling - eating greedily or noisily.
Panguts - a fat-bellied person.
Your Honour wrote:
> Also, buy some winegums and dairymilk, and eat a couple of winegums at
> the same time as a couple of squares of chocolate, it's SO tasty.
How about chopping up the winegums and the choc, then putting the lot in the microwave until it melts together, then pouring it all into an ice-lolly mould and chucking it in the fridge?
> Also, buy some winegums and dairymilk, and eat a couple of winegums at
> the same time as a couple of squares of chocolate, it's SO tasty.
How about chopping up the winegums and the choc, then putting the lot in the microwave until it melts together, then pouring it all into an ice-lolly mould and chucking it in the fridge?
Tortilla chips are a bit like crack, in crisp form. They should come in smaller bags.
Dairylea on Walkers crisps - absolutely lush!
Also, buy some winegums and dairymilk, and eat a couple of winegums at the same time as a couple of squares of chocolate, it's SO tasty.
Also, buy some winegums and dairymilk, and eat a couple of winegums at the same time as a couple of squares of chocolate, it's SO tasty.
Marks and Spencers Salsa flavoured Tortilla Chips are the finest food to grace God's green earth. I'm ashamed to say I ate a whole bag on Sunday.
I'm on a diet at the mo, and it's really annoying because i get these cravings for chocolate which are really strong.
but as soon as I have a bar the craving may be gone, but the guilt of breaking my diet again makes me feel a lot worse.
but as soon as I have a bar the craving may be gone, but the guilt of breaking my diet again makes me feel a lot worse.
I often crave Marmite on toast.
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