When I was pregnant, every morning before work I went by Burger King and bought two ham, egg and cheese croisann’wiches. I would tell everyone I was eating for two. I craved them. I haven’t had one since.
Hi Folks,
I had a Dr. appt but called and rescheduled, just didn't feel like going. So then I ordered pizza and am waiting for it. LOL Man I am lazy today.
I had a Dr. appt but called and rescheduled, just didn't feel like going. So then I ordered pizza and am waiting for it. LOL Man I am lazy today.
I hope you said yes. It was probably your only chance to experience the joys of motherhood. Just think--you and your wife, gestating together.Back in the early (19, NOT 18!) 70s, my then wife and I spent about 3 months in England and Scotland, stayed at many "bed & breakfast" places. One, where they knew we were heading for a train early the next morning, blithely asked if we'd like to be "knocked up" in the morning.
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That stuff is very similar to golden syrup.I love biscuits the same way. If you like it with butter and honey you should try it with butter and this:
I drive on both sides, depending on my state of awareness. Sometimes it is deliberate, when I am passing on a one lane each road. But it is not ALL the time that way, lemme tell ya.
I utilize the road. I win. I am better than ALL and have also driven in England, Scotland, Australia and HERE.
I also drove a "volvo amended" that my parents wanted to take that was set up British but was um sort of allowed to drive it set up, but the wrong way.
No wonder I suck.
Sigh. Long, bad day.
Anna
Yes - Biscuits are considered very similar to the Scones - almost made the same way too. However, Scones can be made with many different additional ingredients to make them either sweet or savory. One of my favorites is having a Scone w/Clotted Cream and Strawberry Jam.
Also, as for the British Biscuits (Cookies), most are made similarly to what we might call a "Short Bread" (both Round/Square) that are sweet and can even have nuts/a "fruit" jam filling in the middle or on top - think Pecan Sandies. A favorite of mine you can get almost anywhere in grocery stores and even CVS/Walgreens was "Walkers Shortbread Pure Butter Cookies", also there is the "Millionare Shortbread Bar" . . . "YUM" ! ! !
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If it makes you feel better I would go to different fast food joints before work. Yes, I could almost say I felt like a contestant on "My 600lb life".
LOL I perfected a recipe for sharing with my hubs. He never had biscuits/gravy until 2008 when I decided to perfect a recipe. (I was off my low carb diet).
When I was taking high dose steroids back in 2016 I craved mcdonalds cheeseburgers. (I know they are grease burgers). I don't eat out anymore. Burger king-I loved the spicy chicken sandwiches.
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my bcf order also arrived today 
and they threw in a sample of inw wunder waffle
....looked it up on their site but it doesn't have a description and the 3 reviews rated it badly ... guess we'll see....
and they threw in a sample of inw wunder waffle
....looked it up on their site but it doesn't have a description and the 3 reviews rated it badly ... guess we'll see....
I've had the Walkers Butter Cookies, they are delicious. I've also had some of the Jaffa Cakes. If I remember right they have fruit on them.Yes - Biscuits are considered very similar to the Scones - almost made the same way too. However, Scones can be made with many different additional ingredients to make them either sweet or savory. One of my favorites is having a Scone w/Clotted Cream and Strawberry Jam.
Also, as for the British Biscuits (Cookies), most are made similarly to what we might call a "Short Bread" (both Round/Square) that are sweet and can even have nuts/a "fruit" jam filling in the middle or on top - think Pecan Sandies. A favorite of mine you can get almost anywhere in grocery stores and even CVS/Walgreens was "Walkers Shortbread Prue Butter Cookies", also there is the "Millionare Shortbread Bar" . . . "YUM" ! ! !
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I can’t respond like I was going to. Just couldn’t type it.
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