Your fave unhealthy food/snacks!

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  • Splottboy
    Splottboy Posts: 3,695
    This is tasty, and probably "healthy" but here goes...
    Take a thick crust of bread, Flora it, and spread with thick strawberry jam.
    Put a full uncut banana in it, and roll it up like a spliff, sorry, hotdog.
    Could be called a Jamnana or Banjama sandwich. Mmmmm......
    Eat and repeat if other crust still available!
  • rake
    rake Posts: 3,204
    brawn and blackpudding sandwich.
  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    Nachos, I could scoff nachos until I lose conciousness.
  • starseven
    starseven Posts: 112
    dairylea on toast. 40 year addiction.
  • lloyd_bower
    lloyd_bower Posts: 664
    Chocolate defintely, Millionaire Shortbreads (chocolate topped caramel shortbreads) and fruit cake.
  • andy162
    andy162 Posts: 634
    Walkers Chilli Sensations

    Cooplands Yorkshire curd (large)

    Pizza, "The Sugar Rays Special"...got the lot on it

    Custard Tarts

    Subway BMT (footlong with the works)

    Cheese

    Chicken kebab with mayo ( + chips)

    Aspalls Cider

    Christmas cake with pouring cream

    Chicken Jalfezzi
  • deptfordmarmoset
    deptfordmarmoset Posts: 3,118
    I've just had a fried bacon sarnie in white bread. After 3 days of healthy mixed salads it was time for a relapse.
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  • pepelepew
    pepelepew Posts: 180
    neilmacd wrote:
    Steakbakes from Greggs

    I genuinely believe they are laced with crack cocaine! I can't pass Greggs without buying one.
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  • Lagavulin
    Lagavulin Posts: 1,688
    A "good" curry. I'm a sucker for a good curry. Had a bit of a binge a few weeks back where a curry and a few Kingfishers would be the order of the day; Friday.
    More remarkable was I still managedto remain sub 70KGs throughout.

    Also, if I know I'm going to be late in from work on a night (9:45pm plus) I have pre-ordered a thin and crispy Papa Johns pizza online in advance a few times. So much nicer than a "chippy" pizza, Pizza Hut or Dominos pizza but I still feel rather bit guilty afterwards (frozen pizza bases in the freezer and a can of Waitrose's sardine fillets in the cupboard).
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  • Pokerface
    Pokerface Posts: 7,960
    Christ allmighty. Reading this thread is making me want to get dressed and go to the shop to get something unhealthy to eat!


    Is there any way to block out certain threads!!?? :oops:
  • wiffachip
    wiffachip Posts: 861
    Lagavulin wrote:
    A "good" curry. I'm a sucker for a good curry .

    wouldn't expect anything else from a sandancer

    might have a look over the water over the Christmas hols, which one would you recommend ?

    Greggs cornish pastie for me at the minute, the traditional shape, though I do miss the flat ones

    not such a fan of the Gateshead dummy, Greggs sausage rolls. Make me teeth all furry
  • Lagavulin
    Lagavulin Posts: 1,688
    wiffachip wrote:
    Lagavulin wrote:
    A "good" curry. I'm a sucker for a good curry .

    wouldn't expect anything else from a sandancer

    might have a look over the water over the Christmas hols, which one would you recommend ?
    The Raj, Burrow Street (just off Ocean Road but worth the effort to find) or perhaps Indigo on Ocean Road itself.. The latter is more contemporary but has a superb range of fish and duck dishes. The Machli Dupiaza is a personal favourite.
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  • wiffachip
    wiffachip Posts: 861
    Lagavulin wrote:
    wiffachip wrote:
    Lagavulin wrote:
    A "good" curry. I'm a sucker for a good curry .

    wouldn't expect anything else from a sandancer

    might have a look over the water over the Christmas hols, which one would you recommend ?
    The Raj, Burrow Street (just off Ocean Road but worth the effort to find) or perhaps Indigo on Ocean Road itself.. The latter is more contemporary but has a superb range of fish and duck dishes. The Machli Dupiaza is a personal favourite.

    definitely not up for contemporary, but could fancy trying the Machli Dupiaza. Long time since I've been out in Shields, not the easiest place to get to from Wallsend

    heard good reports about the chip shop, Colemans
  • snakehips
    snakehips Posts: 2,272
    I can't resist biscuits , any sort.
    I drool at things like this ........................

    I biscotti di Martina
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  • disgruntledgoat
    disgruntledgoat Posts: 8,957
    hmm let me see...

    Beer
    Curry
    Pies
    Scotch Eggs
    Sausage Sarnies

    THink that about covers it. Swore off curry for tw months a while back... 3 weeks to go!
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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    Lamb passanda from Tandoori Delite in Ealing.
  • Aggieboy
    Aggieboy Posts: 3,996
    Haagen Daz - Pralines and cream.
    "There's a shortage of perfect breasts in this world, t'would be a pity to damage yours."
  • sampras38
    sampras38 Posts: 1,917
    For me it tends to be chocolate, of any kind, but I'll also occasionally have a huge bowl of ice-cream on top of a pile of crushed chocolate digestives. Those are my two treats.

    Very rarely drink these days and never been much of a fan of junk food.
  • Gazzaputt
    Gazzaputt Posts: 3,227
    KFC. Could finish an 8 piece bucket quite easily. :oops:

    Chocolate is my other sin.
  • on the road
    on the road Posts: 5,631
    Right now I'm having fried egg on toast.
  • BiggerBoat
    BiggerBoat Posts: 168
    Doesn't anyone like cheese? My greatest downfall. Once I have a nibble then I need a glass of wine (or 6).
    We need a bigger boat.

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  • on the road
    on the road Posts: 5,631
    Yes I love cheese, especially melted cheese on toast. I can't live without cheese.
  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    Grilled halloumi cheese. :D
  • sampras38
    sampras38 Posts: 1,917
    BiggerBoat wrote:
    Doesn't anyone like cheese? My greatest downfall. Once I have a nibble then I need a glass of wine (or 6).

    Tis ok, but can't say I'd miss it if it wasn't around. When i do have it, it tends to be melted, like on toast or in an omlette.
  • Buckled_Rims
    Buckled_Rims Posts: 1,648
    I absolutely love Wensleydale and Cranberry cheese. I've only recently bought it from Morrisons. Yum Yum.

    I'm not too keen on the White Stilton, apricot and amaretto.
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  • Stewie Griffin
    Stewie Griffin Posts: 4,330
    McDonalds, just had some for lunch. I was going to get a chicken Biryani but they were closed :evil:
  • jc4lab
    jc4lab Posts: 554
    Maple syrup and Pecan nut danish pastry from tesco..
    jc
  • beverick
    beverick Posts: 3,461
    Pork pies, cheese and cream. Well virtually anything with a high fat content for that matter..........

    Bob

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