Poundland Food Special - All Day Breakfast | Ashens
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[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aueah-mOjDI&feature=g-u-u[/media]
God that's disgusting, and I saw the Poundland mini pizza.
I used to eat these as a kid, life as a working class kid I guess.
at least the food is sterile
I remember having ADB in ration packs, they were great... But then I ate all my rations cold...
Bloody hell Steve.
I'm hungry.
It doesn't look that bad....
Holy shit that was disgusting.
I've eaten the hunger breaks breakfast, actually not so bad for a hangover with some bread
[editline]26th August 2012[/editline]
Is he doing this on his sofa?
[QUOTE=craigharley;37413576]I've eaten the hunger breaks breakfast, actually not so bad for a hangover with some bread
[editline]26th August 2012[/editline]
Is he doing this on his sofa?[/QUOTE]
He does [B]everything[/B] on his Sofa. It's the Ashens way!
[QUOTE=craigharley;37413576]I've eaten the hunger breaks breakfast, actually not so bad for a hangover with some bread
[editline]26th August 2012[/editline]
Is he doing this on his sofa?[/QUOTE]
He always does these videos on his sofa :v:
ninjas
lost it when he opened the hula cookie
These are brilliant at a festival
I'm lucky when I was little, I always had homecooked meals.
I don't really have a problem with the canned foods. It's not like you can expect a gourmet meal to come out of a cheap can.
But those candies just make me sick
This hole was made for me.
Taking photos of his penis.
:downs:
I've had those all day breakfast things as festival food. They're pretty poor but nothing inedible.
The only things that look especially horrible are the deserts.
The blue lolly looked tasty and so did the parrot
mmmmmmmmmm
I still eat these now, in fact there's one in my cupboard (cost less than £1 too), it's just beans and sausage but with some other meat in too
This actually really pissed me off, I eat the bolagnaise one all the time, shit's good.
[QUOTE=The mouse;37420952]This actually really pissed me off, I eat the bolagnaise one all the time, shit's good.[/QUOTE]
I don't think your parents loved you much as a kid.
[sup][sup]it looks fucking disgusting[/sup][/sup]
[QUOTE=The mouse;37420952]This actually really pissed me off, I eat the bolagnaise one all the time, shit's good.[/QUOTE]
I'm struggling to remember what we call bolognese in the states. I never hear that term, closest I could find that we call it is ragu (not the brand name) or just meat sauce.
[editline]27th August 2012[/editline]
Maybe I should narrow it down, here in the midwest I've never really seen anything called Bolognese. I won't presume for everyone though. Maybe it's just me.
looks like it's loaded with msg and ground up leftover jelly meat or something.
I doubt the warm foods taste as bad as he makes them out to be.
But the real meat content in the "meat" is so low. If someone cooked and served you a plate of the scraps they make this stuff out of, you wouldn't eat it. They just reform it to look like real meat so you do eat it...
I remember I went round my friends house when I was a kid, aaaaages back. We must have been about 12? I was used to homecooked meals, my mum loved organic produce and cooking from scratch, and she especially loved cooking bolognaise for everyone, and she did it well!
So, I go round my friends house, and we spend the day tiring ourselves out and basically building up this abyssal hunger. My friend asks his mum if we can eat something, and she asks me if I would like bolognaise. Now, to my 12 year old self, that sounded like a great idea. I figured she must cook bolognaise as well as my mum does, so I was really looking forward to dinner. About five minutes later, she comes out with two plates piled high with bolognaise, and already my alarm bells are ringing. "How the fuck did she knock up bolognaise in five minutes?"
So, me and my friend sit down at the table, and his mum proceeds to watch over us. My friend piles into the bolognaise and I dig in myself. One spoonful and I already feel nauseous. I then try and bail out of having to eat this disgusting pile of gloop by forlornly moving my spoon around the plate over and over.
When I went home later that day, I told my mum the whole fiasco with the bolognaise and she couldn't stop laughing. She knew it was from a tin can, and told me "Not everyone cooks like your mama". I can't abide meals that come in tin cans, they're horrible.
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