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DarkHadouKurosaki wrote...
BTW, i meant the ham that smelt bad, not the sausages.
I do believe you have been eating the wrong kind of ham, good sir.
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Chef Sanji wrote...
DarkHadouKurosaki wrote...
BTW, i meant the ham that smelt bad, not the sausages.
I do believe you have been eating the wrong kind of ham, good sir.
In England, the ham we get are in packets and the scent it gives when you open it is awful.
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Gravity cat
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DarkHadouKurosaki wrote...
Chef Sanji wrote...
DarkHadouKurosaki wrote...
BTW, i meant the ham that smelt bad, not the sausages.
I do believe you have been eating the wrong kind of ham, good sir.
In England, the ham we get are in packets and the scent it gives when you open it is awful.
Yeah I know the ones you mean. The cheap, cooked thin wafer ham from tesco. Not all Wafer Ham gives off that stink though, usually when it makes a pong it means it's gone off.
A proper joint of ham is alot nicer.
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Gravity cat wrote...
DarkHadouKurosaki wrote...
Chef Sanji wrote...
DarkHadouKurosaki wrote...
BTW, i meant the ham that smelt bad, not the sausages.
I do believe you have been eating the wrong kind of ham, good sir.
In England, the ham we get are in packets and the scent it gives when you open it is awful.
Yeah I know the ones you mean. The cheap, cooked thin wafer ham from tesco. Not all Wafer Ham gives off that stink though, usually when it makes a pong it means it's gone off.
A proper joint of ham is alot nicer.
I am curious as to what this "wafer ham" you speak of is like...
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Gravity cat
the adequately amused
Chef Sanji wrote...
Gravity cat wrote...
DarkHadouKurosaki wrote...
Chef Sanji wrote...
DarkHadouKurosaki wrote...
BTW, i meant the ham that smelt bad, not the sausages.
I do believe you have been eating the wrong kind of ham, good sir.
In England, the ham we get are in packets and the scent it gives when you open it is awful.
Yeah I know the ones you mean. The cheap, cooked thin wafer ham from tesco. Not all Wafer Ham gives off that stink though, usually when it makes a pong it means it's gone off.
A proper joint of ham is alot nicer.
I am curious as to what this "wafer ham" you speak of is like...
Well it's wafer thin and it's quite moist. They add alot of water to it. It's basically processed meat.
This is the packaging;
I can't find a picture of the ham itself, but think "square" and "thin", kinda like processed cheese but not yellow or in individual packets.
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Gravity cat wrote...
Chef Sanji wrote...
Gravity cat wrote...
DarkHadouKurosaki wrote...
Chef Sanji wrote...
DarkHadouKurosaki wrote...
BTW, i meant the ham that smelt bad, not the sausages.
I do believe you have been eating the wrong kind of ham, good sir.
In England, the ham we get are in packets and the scent it gives when you open it is awful.
Yeah I know the ones you mean. The cheap, cooked thin wafer ham from tesco. Not all Wafer Ham gives off that stink though, usually when it makes a pong it means it's gone off.
A proper joint of ham is alot nicer.
I am curious as to what this "wafer ham" you speak of is like...
Well it's wafer thin and it's quite moist. They add alot of water to it. It's basically processed meat.
This is the packaging;
I can't find a picture of the ham itself, but think "square" and "thin", kinda like processed cheese but not yellow or in individual packets.
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Chef Sanji wrote...
Gravity cat wrote...
Chef Sanji wrote...
Gravity cat wrote...
DarkHadouKurosaki wrote...
Chef Sanji wrote...
DarkHadouKurosaki wrote...
BTW, i meant the ham that smelt bad, not the sausages.
I do believe you have been eating the wrong kind of ham, good sir.
In England, the ham we get are in packets and the scent it gives when you open it is awful.
Yeah I know the ones you mean. The cheap, cooked thin wafer ham from tesco. Not all Wafer Ham gives off that stink though, usually when it makes a pong it means it's gone off.
A proper joint of ham is alot nicer.
I am curious as to what this "wafer ham" you speak of is like...
Well it's wafer thin and it's quite moist. They add alot of water to it. It's basically processed meat.
This is the packaging;
I can't find a picture of the ham itself, but think "square" and "thin", kinda like processed cheese but not yellow or in individual packets.
Lovely isn't it?
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Gravity cat
the adequately amused
itsame00 wrote...
Shellfish and Fishgiitaaaa wrote...
Squid. and shellfish.@Both of you - How come?
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I had a bad experience when I was young while eating fish....O___O
Shellfish just taste weird for me, I don't like tasting sand.
Shellfish just taste weird for me, I don't like tasting sand.
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Gravity cat
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itsame00 wrote...
I had a bad experience when I was young while eating fish....O___OShellfish just taste weird for me, I don't like tasting sand.
Fair enough if you have a phobia of fish I guess, but shellfish tastes of sand? Lolno. Sandwiches which have been windswept at the beach tastes of sand! :P
My dad gets pickled Cockles from the supermarket on our weekly shop. 3 quid. Bit expensive for a small jar, but the cockles taste like prawns.
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Gravity cat wrote...
Fair enough if you have a phobia of fish I guess, but shellfish taste of sand?
It's not really a phobia, its just that when I was young, every time I eat fish those bone thingies always hurt me..... And for the shellfish thingy, its probably just how my mom cooks it,lol, when I eat outside though like Mandarin or something, I can eat fish & shellfish just fine.
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Gravity cat
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itsame00 wrote...
Gravity cat wrote...
Fair enough if you have a phobia of fish I guess, but shellfish taste of sand?
It's not really a phobia, its just that when I was young, every time I eat fish those bone thingies always hurt me..... And for the shellfish thingy, its probably just how my mom cooks it,lol, when I eat outside though like Mandarin or something, I can eat fish & shellfish just fine.
Oh I see... yeah I don't like fish for their bones as well. I do love the smell of fresh fish though... go to a fish market and my god, my mouth is watering like no tomorrow
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Gravity cat wrote...
itsame00 wrote...
Gravity cat wrote...
Fair enough if you have a phobia of fish I guess, but shellfish taste of sand?
It's not really a phobia, its just that when I was young, every time I eat fish those bone thingies always hurt me..... And for the shellfish thingy, its probably just how my mom cooks it,lol, when I eat outside though like Mandarin or something, I can eat fish & shellfish just fine.
Oh I see... yeah I don't like fish for their bones as well. I do love the smell of fresh fish though... go to a fish market and my god, my mouth is watering like no tomorrow
I learned really fast how to properly eat fish. No bones would stop me! Bwahaha!
But you know what? My mouth would water even more imagining eating them. Mmhmmm, whether it would be stewed, curried, baked....
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Gravity cat wrote...
itsame00 wrote...
Shellfish and Fishgiitaaaa wrote...
Squid. and shellfish.@Both of you - How come?
I just hate them I guess. I always imagine squids as something from another planet or something. Plus they have this weird flat bone/spine/whatever. NO. Just no.
For shellfish, I just can't stand the smell; that's it.
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Gravity cat
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BlackShogunFox wrote...
I hate meat that when living were scavengers...Example...Pork, shellfish, and etcetera.
Isn't that just being too picky?