Nee-Naw-Nee-Naw! Food Crimes we Cannot Abide!

Ah this is one of my biggest pet hates. My mum has a habit of opening a pack of cheese, using it once..putting it in the fridge and forgetting about it. Next time she wants cheese, she'll either open a new pack that's in their or go out and buy new cheese.

I make a conscience effort to stock rotate the fridge putting things she's opened right at the front.

STILL NEVER WORKS.

*just opened a box of Celebrations and I'm searching for the Galaxy Truffle*



WHAT KIND OF TRAVESTY THIS? WHY REPLACE THE BEST DAMN THING IN THE WHOLE BOX?

Between this and Cadbury's Heroes (which for some reason has now also dropped the Bourneville but replaced it with NOTHING), this has been one of my most predominant foodie gripes for about the past six months when they first TWIX-FIXED IT.

Note to Mars: TWIX FIXIN' IS NOT "FIXING".

Cadbury's Heroes are dire, bar Fudge and Twirl.

I cannot believe this, I feel so robbed It's all about Quality Street now.

I always make the joke that Mars will replace the next-tastiest Celebration (Malteser Teaser) with one of their most foul products next.

My guess?

LEMON LOCKETS.

Celebrations, gone downhill. Heroes, downhill.
I'm waiting for the green triangle to be taken from Roses.
That'll tip me over the edge.

I'm not sure exactly, I think it's just the juices from the meat.

Having a plain naan, or plain rice, with a curry.
No. Boring person.

You should be having a keema naan, unless you're a veggie, in which case - why are you having a curry?
Likewise with rice, even if I'm cooking on my own, I drain the rice, then spice, mix and stick it on the heat for a couple of minutes - Ueber lush. Respect the curry and have a good rice.

and if you have a very dull curry (Tikki Masala, Korma etc.) then shame on you - chef's specials all the way.


Edit:

Is it a crime that I will currify any meat if I'm not sure what to do with it? God I love curry.

Why shouldn't a vegan or vegetarian have a curry? When I am following a vegan diet, I eat curry all the time. Coconut and/or tomato based curries with lots of fresh vegetables are amazing.

I dont usually like curry, I feel they taste quite greasy, but this sounds really nice. What's it like compared to normal curries? (I am assuming you've tried both as you said 'im following a veg diet.. sorry if I'm wrong!)

Why shouldn't a vegan or vegetarian have a curry? When I am following a vegan diet, I eat curry all the time. Coconut and/or tomato based curries with lots of fresh vegetables are amazing.