For anyone travelling to Ireland or maybe visiting family here I would highly recommend you try this chicken product , nicest chicken I've ever eaten tbh . Abit dearer than the normal chicken products though well worth it .
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21-08-2023 07:41 PM #1
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23-08-2023 12:32 PM #2
"Truffle magic" - tried it in Sorrento and it was delicious, although quite expensive (but if you're in the market for truffle powder anyway then it's maybe not too much more).
https://ninoandfriends.it/en/truffle-magic/
Top tip: forget about it for a year once you get home then when it's out of date your wife won't eat it and you can have twice as much.
Same place does Pistachio cookies which are very good: https://ninoandfriends.it/en/pistachio-cookies/
At this point though you're cheaper just flying out to Italy and visiting the shops as they give you free samples of everything.Mon the Hibs.
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23-08-2023 12:58 PM #3
On the Italian theme Rega San Marzano tinned tomatoes.
About £2.50 a can so pricey for a tinned tomato but they are amazing. For anything that cooks for ages or has tomatoes as a background then I'll just use the cheap ones but for soemthing all about the tomatoes then I've always got a couple of tins of these.PM Awards General Poster of The Year 2015, 2016, 2017. Probably robbed in other years
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23-08-2023 03:18 PM #5
Marmite.
My fiancé is a vegetarian so I make a lot of veggie stuff.
Tablespoon of marmite in a quorn mince bolognese or chilli gives it a really deep, fairly meaty, taste.
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23-08-2023 08:24 PM #6
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Burratta - really tasty with tomato's, garlic, red onion, olive oil, basil, prawns and bread
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25-08-2023 09:37 AM #8
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I’ve used the rega ones and the mutti ones and don’t notice much difference. Mutti San Marzanos are available in Waitrose.
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25-08-2023 01:06 PM #10This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former.
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25-08-2023 05:46 PM #11
The Pinch of Nom recipe books.
Been eating a lot more healthily these last couple of years, and it's great to have familiar foods that are a lot healthier.
Just had their version of Coq Au Vin for tea which although not as good as something made with really good red wine and with lots of butter in the sauce was still very tasty.
I love my food and not having to give up much has been a godsend.
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26-08-2023 05:55 AM #12
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The American version is brilliant, what we get here, not so much
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26-08-2023 07:50 AM #14This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Fanta lemon is the same. Great everywhere else but rotten here.
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26-08-2023 08:31 AM #15This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Honestly not sure mate, it is a completely different colour over there, looks like the old school orangeade you used to get in glass bottles when I was a kid
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26-08-2023 10:18 AM #16
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It's mainly about the sugar tax. In uk its 4.6gram of sugar per 100ml to keep under the 5g limit, its 8g in most of Europe and 12g! In the US. Also in Europe and uk there is orange from concentrate, in the US its just flavorings. Hence fanta is yellow here and an orange not seen in nature in the US
The bad news for people who love a fanta limon in Spain is that, they brought out a sugar tax like us 5g, so it tastes pretty much the same as UK now.
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26-08-2023 11:09 AM #17This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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26-08-2023 11:21 AM #18This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Don't think it's ever been sold in the UK and I think they have recently lowered their sugar content by quite a bit as well, from around 7g down to about 4.5.PM Awards General Poster of The Year 2015, 2016, 2017. Probably robbed in other years
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26-08-2023 11:47 AM #19
Gaseosa is my soft drink of choice when in Spain. Tremendous stuff and no sugar. Do think there is a lot of salt in it though (you can't taste it).
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26-08-2023 11:52 AM #20
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26-08-2023 11:54 AM #21
I'm gutted at what they've done to Fanta Limon, was a proper Spanish staple.
If the idea was to get us to stop drinking fizzy drinks, the sugar tax has been a success tbf. It's made all of the previously enjoyable drinks (other than full fat coke and the special edition Irn Bru) totally rank.
I've actually been drinking diluting Vimto recently. They seem to have bucketloads of the stuff in ASDA at the moment and the original version of it seems to have the original sugar level in it. The "no added sugar" vimto orange and pineapple is actually quite pleasant as well, just so I'm not guzzling gallons of the sugary stuff.
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Orange lucozade is another one. They've just changed it again and stuff is rotten now. Cheek to increase the price as well.
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26-08-2023 05:31 PM #23This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I think Smartie was alluding that when he said it’s still enjoyable after the others changed their recipes.
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28-08-2023 01:43 PM #25
Singularity Hot Sauce, they do a hot sauce with blackberries and Carolina reapers that’s not only fiery but really delicious.
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28-08-2023 02:05 PM #26
I got a couple of steaks from ASDA on Saturday that were tremendous.
They absolutely weren’t cheap, but it was the first time I’d had a steak in months due to my partner being pregnant and now having had our wee boy.
It was part of their “extra special” range but were as good as anything I’ve got direct from a butcher before.
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