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25 May 11 - 12:05 PM (#3160362) Subject: BS: favourite snacks From: GUEST,Alan Whittle Curried Tuna Mayonnaise: curry powder; tin of tuna; squirt of lemon juice; tub of cottage cheese Mix thoroughly. Put on sandwich or ryvita crispbread. |
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25 May 11 - 02:16 PM (#3160440) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: Q (Frank Staplin) Oh, my! those poor tuna fish will soon be extinct. Use Spam instead. |
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25 May 11 - 02:55 PM (#3160463) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: Rapparee Use Squam -- the secret ingredient is tree rat. |
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25 May 11 - 04:12 PM (#3160499) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: Bonzo3legs Dulce de leche |
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26 May 11 - 04:51 AM (#3160676) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: MGM·Lion A smear of bitter-orange marmalade {Duchy Original thin cut Seville particularly recommended} can enormously animate a home-made hot-dog ~ fresh from fridge frank in a fresh white roll. ~Michael~ |
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26 May 11 - 05:12 AM (#3160686) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: GUEST,Patsy Grated carrot and cream cheese on granary bread and also peanut butter and banana on granary bread. |
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26 May 11 - 06:09 AM (#3160714) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: Sandra in Sydney tiny tomatoes (she sez. finishing one) seedless green grapes frozen seedless green grapes eaten straight from the freezer so they melt in the mouth! I used to love banana, tahini & peanut butter on any wonderful whole grain buttered bread, must buy some tahini again. And make the peanuts I bought last week up into very crunchy peanut butter! sandra (heading for the tomatoes again) |
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26 May 11 - 06:22 AM (#3160717) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: GUEST,Jon At the moment, I think my salad box plus cheese sandwich is as popular as anything at home. I just chop/slice/cut/cube whatever is to hand or I fancy and put in a plastic box which is kept in the fridge. Last one was grapes, onion, tomato, cucumber and from our garden: lettuce, chives, mint, lemon verbena and radish. Later in the year, I'll just be using stuff from the garden (although not our grapes - they are sour). |
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26 May 11 - 09:37 AM (#3160812) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: Becca72 A favorite since childhood (thanks, Aunt Lorna!) - eyeball sandwiches. Nice squishy bread (I prefer whole grain), peanut butter and fresh green grapes. YUM! Better than any jelly, for sure! |
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26 May 11 - 10:39 AM (#3160838) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: MGM·Lion Thank you, Becca. Emma & I just tried them. Delicious: better than any -er - jam, indeed!. ~Michael~ xx |
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26 May 11 - 10:46 AM (#3160844) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: GUEST,Patsy Thank you Becca I will try that on the weekend! |
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26 May 11 - 10:51 AM (#3160848) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: Bill D A mix of peanut butter & almond butter (crunchy) with honey on a piece of warm multi-grain toast. Honey varies, but I prefer 'tangy' honey with character. Leatherwoood honey from New Zealand is my choice, but hard to find anymore. |
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26 May 11 - 12:21 PM (#3160888) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: John MacKenzie Asparagus and smoked salmon Strong Canadian Cheddar and marmalade sandwiches. Hard boiled eggs, remoulade, and hot chili sauce. Stewed apple with digestive biscuits crumbled over them, and evaporated milk. |
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26 May 11 - 01:11 PM (#3160912) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: MGM·Lion Smoked salmon, black pepper, lemon juice, and a mild cream cheese, on light rye. |
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26 May 11 - 01:47 PM (#3160931) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: Max Johnson MtheGM A smear of bitter marmalade also works well with good pork sausages (free range I hope). Never tried them with a hot dog, but I shall. Also now wondering about grilling it with a pork chop (but that's hardly a snack, I admit). Favourite snack de jour is a fried chicken sandwich: Fried chicken left-over from a roast well seasoned, a lettuce leaf, between two slices of buttered toast lightly smeared with mayonnaise. Thanks for the grapes tip - I usually only eat them with Brie. |
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26 May 11 - 01:48 PM (#3160932) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: Max Johnson ...never tried it with ahot dog... soz |
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26 May 11 - 02:12 PM (#3160945) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: MGM·Lion Max ~ agree re sausages also. & with pork chop, or with duck: both meats that can be served à l'orange, after all. |
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26 May 11 - 03:45 PM (#3160981) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: Q (Frank Staplin) Mmmmmm, some pretty good choices. They sound more like meals than snacks to me. Sausage with Scotch Seville marmelade and biscuits (egg with it) is more of a full meal. But old strong Canadian cheddar with biscuits and marmalade is a snack that tastes so good that it expands into a meal. Some favorite snacks- A good creampuff and Guatemalan-Mexican coffee at 10AM. A good tamale at 4PM. The former are available here, but no good tamales. The best I remember were sold by a street vendor, in corn husks wrapped in hot towels and packed in a lard bucket. A sliced banana with milk and brown sugar. |
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26 May 11 - 04:24 PM (#3160997) Subject: RE: BS: favourite snacks From: Dave the Gnome One I have not had for years and only mentioned to someone the other day. Sort of 'mini pizza'. Toast (any sort - white works for me) cut into fingers and spread with cranberry sauce. Topped with... Wait or it... Anchovies! Mmmm. Must get some this weekend. DtG |