View Full Version : Your Last Meal ? No fish/Chips !!!


poppins
11-10-2004, 11:52
What would your choice be for your last meal ?

Mine would be my Moms meat and potato pie.

GazB
11-10-2004, 12:11
Sorry, but it has to be a chippy.

Chips, cheese, beans and large battered sausage from the Devonshire Chippy (after about 25 units of alcohol, of course).

Unbeatable :thumbsup:

Lickable
11-10-2004, 12:15
14" Veg, with extra chicken, from Benitos in Hackenthorpe.

Or

12" Deep Pan Margarita with Chilli, Mush and onion, from the Warwick in Carlisle.


As seen as its the last day... I would prefer to eat it off of Patrick Stewarts head!

Yum!

beckb
11-10-2004, 12:17
Crispy duck with plum sauce, cucumber, spring onion and pancakes. Yum!

Or failing that cheese and beans on toast!

D2J
11-10-2004, 15:24
Mash Potato and lots of it.. Mmmmm Mash :help:

Snook
11-10-2004, 15:38
My Grandma's bangers and mash... miss it.

Siān
11-10-2004, 15:39
Or failing that cheese and beans on toast!

You can come to dinner anytime - it doesn't even have to be your last with a request that simple :D

igm1
11-10-2004, 16:08
definately one of my mum's sunday roasts. Superb- Pork or Beef? hmmm now there's a tough question :D :huh:

saxon51
11-10-2004, 16:16
Baked beans, mushy peas with a side order of boiled eggs, washed down with a pint or three of Wards best bitter.

Boy, would I go with a bang!:wow:

DaBouncer
11-10-2004, 16:57
My wifes chicken and potato pie with the extra thick crust, mushy peas and thick chicken gravy with Hendersons Relish all over.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm :clap:

igm1
11-10-2004, 17:45
Originally posted by ianmitchell
definately one of my mum's sunday roasts. Superb- Pork or Beef? hmmm now there's a tough question :D :huh:

lol add a few pints of boddingtons to my last meal :P :headbang:

D2J
11-10-2004, 18:20
Originally posted by ianmitchell
lol add a few pints of boddingtons to my last meal :P :headbang:

Can we see some ID please ? are you 18 ? :P

A.B.Yaffle
11-10-2004, 18:29
I would have a mushroom vindaloo and peshwari nan from Jannath's takeaway, then I'd ring Chatanoga at Woodseats and get them to deliver a hot and spicy pizza, then I would ring Jasmine Garden in Long Eaton and get them to come over with some chips and curry sauce and I'd wash it down with a couple of gallons of Strongbow. After all that I would probably be ready to die anyway lol

ToryCynic
11-10-2004, 22:55
Originally posted by beckb
Crispy duck with plum sauce, cucumber, spring onion and pancakes. Yum!

Or failing that cheese and beans on toast!

Ditto duck or roast chicken.

Alex

vidster
11-10-2004, 23:16
I would have one of my grandad's meat and potato pie's, special fried rice, chips and mushrooms in sauce from Kin's Kitchen and a 16" house special from Pizza Pan and Grills on London rd and to finish off i would have two mini fillet burgers from KFC.

Then they could take me away and fry me alive, I'd take the whole flunkin building with me! :hihi:

igm1
12-10-2004, 07:21
Originally posted by Deejay
Can we see some ID please ? are you 18 ? :P

at 16 you can have a drink with your meal :D

Mosherchik
14-10-2004, 09:52
The finest school dinner I ever had...
fish fingers, mash potato and baked beans... rounded off with a big slab of Arctic Roll for pud

ahhhh glorious.....

Ok I know Im not cultured, never got the point of delicately stacked food served with a coulis of some sort, good old proper nosh for moshy sil vous plait :D
I was warmed to the very soles of my feet to find that the Nursery Tavern sells fish finger butties :clap: with optional cheese and a serving of chips and salad (just to make it balanced :wink: )

Wavey
15-10-2004, 09:12
Sausage, Mash, Peas and gravy. Treacle Tart, bucket of tea.. no contest LOL
oh hold on a minute.. what about chips, fried egg, bread and butter and brown sauce..
OR a fry up..
DAMN IT

JoeP
15-10-2004, 15:17
My mum, bless her, created three meals that I'd have to choose from :

Home made meat and potatoe pie and chips.

Chicken stew with dumplings.

Cow heel and shin with lots of fresh baked bread.

The years have passed since my mum died but the memory of those meals lasts.

I guess I'd give a heck of a lot to have any one of them and just let her know what a fine cook she was.

:)

Joe