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  1. 16-10-2019 09:19 PM #1
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    Chips

    Watch until the end.

    https://twitter.com/avfcofficial/status/1184394801346691073?s=21
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  2. 16-10-2019 09:50 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by 4 Front Teeth View Post
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    Watch until the end.

    https://twitter.com/avfcofficial/status/1184394801346691073?s=21

    Very unprofessional. Hoped we were done signing dafties like this.

    I'm gravitating more toward the opinion that all professional footballers should follow the example set by Kane et al and not eat chips during the season
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  3. 16-10-2019 09:52 PM #3
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    I should probably just add in case anyone hasn't been on the Doidge thread, this is very much tongue in cheek.
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    If he asked for chips here where I live he'd be sorely disappointed......
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoboHarry View Post
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    If he asked for chips here where I live he'd be sorely disappointed......
    Dunno mate, love me some ruffles
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    Quote Originally Posted by Haymaker View Post
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    Dunno mate, love me some ruffles
    We had a British store open up about 10 miles away from me - pork pies, sausage rolls, Turkish Delights, minty Aero's and much much more. What more can an old man ask for?
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  7. 17-10-2019 01:22 AM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoboHarry View Post
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    We had a British store open up about 10 miles away from me - pork pies, sausage rolls, Turkish Delights, minty Aero's and much much more. What more can an old man ask for?
    There's a proper pie shop in Montclair near me. Run by some northern English fella. Class.
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  8. 17-10-2019 03:17 AM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoboHarry View Post
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    We had a British store open up about 10 miles away from me - pork pies, sausage rolls, Turkish Delights, minty Aero's and much much more. What more can an old man ask for?
    One thing that pains me here in California is even in all the British stores and (fake) British imitation restaurants it's still nothing like back home. The chocolate still tastes slightly different with a bit more wax added so it lasts, and I've never ever came across sausages like we have back home, and British bacon? Forget it! 😫
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    Quote Originally Posted by California-Hibs View Post
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    One thing that pains me here in California is even in all the British stores and (fake) British imitation restaurants it's still nothing like back home. The chocolate still tastes slightly different with a bit more wax added so it lasts, and I've never ever came across sausages like we have back home, and British bacon? Forget it! 😫
    They sell "Irish" bacon in the stop and shop near me. Can get good haggis in Kearny too. #eastcoast
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  10. 17-10-2019 05:06 AM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoboHarry View Post
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    We had a British store open up about 10 miles away from me - pork pies, sausage rolls, Turkish Delights, minty Aero's and much much more. What more can an old man ask for?
    Pickled onion monster munch for a start!!
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  11. 17-10-2019 05:20 AM #11
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    I used to get Haggis in a tin,when I lived in NC...it was nowhere near what it said on the tin...
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    Was haggis not banned in the US for a bit?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermit Crab View Post
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    Was haggis not banned in the US for a bit?
    Think it was in certain States..wish it had been banned where I was...
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    Quote Originally Posted by California-Hibs View Post
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    One thing that pains me here in California is even in all the British stores and (fake) British imitation restaurants it's still nothing like back home. The chocolate still tastes slightly different with a bit more wax added so it lasts, and I've never ever came across sausages like we have back home, and British bacon? Forget it! 😫
    Yep....once had a hershey bar in new york coz every american i met raved about them.....🥔🤢🤢

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    Quote Originally Posted by NthCarolinaHibs View Post
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    I used to get Haggis in a tin,when I lived in NC...it was nowhere near what it said on the tin...
    Horrible stuff, only time I bought tinned haggis the cat ate it. You should buy the vegetarian option just to open it and smell it. Wife is veggie but she wasn't eating that muck......
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermit Crab View Post
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    Was haggis not banned in the US for a bit?
    I think it was the importing of haggis that was banned IIRC.......
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoboHarry View Post
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    We had a British store open up about 10 miles away from me - pork pies, sausage rolls, Turkish Delights, minty Aero's and much much more. What more can an old man ask for?
    Trouble with the US is they fill pies with sweet stuff. I made a very decent steak pie and the subsequent conversation was on how nice it would have been with apple. And no, chicken pies don't count!
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    Thought this thread was about the new stand at Tynecastle
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    Quote Originally Posted by stuart-farquhar View Post
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    Trouble with the US is they fill pies with sweet stuff. I made a very decent steak pie and the subsequent conversation was on how nice it would have been with apple. And no, chicken pies don't count!
    Not this store, the lady who owns it is from near Loch Lomond and has the stuff made locally for a mainly British and Australian clientele. You're right though generally speaking about people wanting sweeter foods.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoboHarry View Post
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    Not this store, the lady who owns it is from near Loch Lomond and has the stuff made locally for a mainly British and Australian clientele. You're right though generally speaking about people wanting sweeter foods.....
    You do get some here and there true. And usually Brits.
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