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What are the most "middle class" foods?

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Original post by PrinceHarrys
I guess :rofl: Local markets are great, there's a guy at mine who does the best burgers :mmm:. Not good for the waistline :gah:

I pulled the trigger TBF, but my dad and uncle pressured me into it :grumble:


Haha, yes. Burgers are nice, haven't had them for a while. That's very true, too much saturated fats. :hmpf:
They shouldn't have, not good.



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Original post by Fullofsurprises
Only working class people eat sunday roast now.

Middle class people eat something from Nigel Slater.


Oh, I didn't know that, I always thought Sunday roast was a British tradition
Original post by the bear
Goi Non is a mysterious Vietnamese superfood grain only available in Hampstead.

Many people are asking themselves

"What on earth is Goi Non ?"


I lived in Hampstead for two years when I was a ballet student. [1984-86]. We all lived in a student hostel run by nuns, St.Dorothy's Convent on Frognal. Sting lived over the road from us [number 108]. We used to lean out the window sometimes and he used to wave at us. Seriously lovely area.
Original post by l'etranger
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I'm hungry :drool:

Original post by Vanny17
Haha, yes. Burgers are nice, haven't had them for a while. That's very true, too much saturated fats. :hmpf:
They shouldn't have, not good.



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Vegan ones are healthy :yep: But not as nice :ahee:
Original post by Fullofsurprises
Before Brexit.

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After Brexit.



Bangers and mash are peng naaah
Original post by PrinceHarrys
I'm hungry :drool:



I only eat English food like Ferrero Rocher
Original post by PrinceHarrys
I'm hungry :drool:



Vegan ones are healthy :yep: But not as nice :ahee:


Yes, they are. Come to think of it, haven't tried a vegan burger before. Might try it when next I buy a Burger or remember to lol. :h:
Original post by Trapz99
Oh, I didn't know that, I always thought Sunday roast was a British tradition


Roast Is a tradition and is classless. How you do the roast is a indication of how good a cook you are.
Original post by l'etranger
I only eat English food like Ferrero Rocher


Good choice :biggrin:

Original post by Vanny17
Yes, they are. Come to think of it, haven't tried a vegan burger before. Might try it when next I buy a Burger or remember to lol. :h:


You can make your own too :smile: :h:
Original post by PrinceHarrys
Good choice :biggrin:



You can make your own too :smile: :h:

Cool, might try it sometime :h::biggrin:
Baked Bean Bruschetta
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/barbequebakedbeanson_84001
Kale
Hummus
Herbal tea
Chilean red wine
Smoked salmon
Original post by Fullofsurprises
I'm sorry. Was only attempting jokes, did not realise this was in a serious section, I should have checked - usually when Bear gets started, I feel compelled to join in. My apologies. :sad:



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I can't. My focaccia baking machine has had a collision with the pomegranate depipper. It's chaos.
Original post by Fullofsurprises
I can't. My focaccia baking machine has had a collision with the pomegranate depipper. It's chaos.


:emo:

:hugs:

:console:



#brexitwoe


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Original post by Wilfred Little
Kale
Hummus
Herbal tea
Chilean red wine
Smoked salmon


Herbal tea is life :mmm:

Joinedup

Baked Bean Bruschetta


Amazing!
Original post by Vanny17
Quinoa, black olives, pesto, merlot, hummus, pheasant eggs, muesli. Only Waitrose brands.



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Pesto is student food. Consider the amount of pasta we eat :laugh:
Original post by markova21
I lived in Hampstead for two years when I was a ballet student. [1984-86]. We all lived in a student hostel run by nuns, St.Dorothy's Convent on Frognal. Sting lived over the road from us [number 108]. We used to lean out the window sometimes and he used to wave at us. Seriously lovely area.


did the Nuns let you roam free on the Heath ?

:holmes:
Anything 'locally sourced', 'heritage' or 'artisan'. Basically a way of putting a '0' on the end of the price and hoodwinking a load of yummy mummies with too much time on their hands.

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