What are you Eating/Drinking?
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I don't know how he ate those. I would rather prefer original Pringles in the can.
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Delicate balance
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Beer alarm went off
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Ooooo.. the good stuff.
I only buy Stella if I’m missing home. I do prefer it to Thai beer though, but the hangover is stronger.
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A bottle of wife beater?
The stuff always gives me a headache for some reason. Must be certain chemicals in it.
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"Miso Black" Ramen
I got the 'upgraded'/deluxe version with extra noodles, egg and extra slice of pork belly and it was a bit too much. It was very tasty, but it a bit heavy and I couldn't finish it. The garlic after-taste has been coming back on me all afternoon too.
We went for a special lunch for my mate's birthday and he insisted on paying for it (£90!), but we insisted on paying at least £10 each, but I feel kind of bad that I didn't really enjoy it all that much - considering it cost £17.90, it was on the steep side.
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I can't be the only person who calls it a Nelson...
The UK is a joke.
90 quid for a few rounds of noodles? I'm clearly in the wrong industry.
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Monthly food budget for me 🤣
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You'd pay not much less than that for similar from a chain like Wagamamas. It's just UK food prices these days. Thanks, Nigel!*
*Farage - not Sureshot.
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5 fish and chips, a cheese burger, hunters chicken and some sides, plus a few pints set me back £240 last time I was on the coast in Essex (Leigh on Sea).
The place was rammed. They must have made milyons.
How does a business model like that survive in a cost of living crisis?
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I'd rather prefer wine or champagne.I'm such a sucker for odd flavored whiskey.
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Especially if it has a bulldog named Dough Ball on it.
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Yeah, me too. What was that one like?
We have a Peanut Butter Whiskey called Sheepdog here that's a favourite at my bar. It's a bit like a next level Butterscotch Schnapps.
I just recently bought a salted caramel popcorn bourbon by Buffalo Trace and a banana bourbon whiskey by Howler Head. The Banana Bourbon Whiskey was surprisingly good in a weird sort of way, but the Buffalo Trace was underwhelming. I honestly was expecting it to be the other way round.
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It had more of a syrupy consistency than I was expecting. It was pretty decent to just sip on but I really need to get my hands on a bottle to try the S'Mores and Snickerdoodle cocktails.
Recipes – DOUGH BALL
doughballwhiskey.com
I have a bottle of Screwball peanut butter whiskey somewhere that I should revisit.
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It had more of a syrupy consistency than I was expecting. It was pretty decent to just sip on but I really need to get my hands on a bottle to try the S'Mores and Snickerdoodle cocktails.
Recipes – DOUGH BALL
I have a bottle of Screwball peanut butter whiskey somewhere that I should revisit.
Unfortunately, a quick search shows nothing like it Down Under
