Steak Canadians where can I get them in Sheffield

[D_Money 10]

Are they the things that scrubbers eat?

 

Nice artery clogging meat

[skipskap 10]

Thanks everyone! Off to Costco tomorrow.

 

D Money thanks for nothing.....!!!!

[discodown 11]

Are they the things that scrubbers eat?

 

Nice artery clogging meat

Is 'scrubbers your favourite derogatory term? you've used it in several threads now

[alternageek 10]

on a baguette + fried onions + cheesesauce + ketchup = heaven

 

and there you have a philly cheesesteak

[SHYTOT 10]

Reminiscing about food we used to eat as kids. Used to love these but can't seem to find them anymore. Tried Morrisons and Tesco to no avail. Without wanting to trawl everyshop in Sheffield can somebody in the know point me in the right direction.

 

If you drive down the Dronfield Bypass early in the morning you generally see 2 or 3 in the outside lane.

 

You need to act quickly because the crows have normally had them by 8.30

[D_Money 10]

Thanks everyone! Off to Costco tomorrow.

 

D Money thanks for nothing.....!!!!

 

No worries, go and feed your family of chavs

[D_Money 10]

Is 'scrubbers your favourite derogatory term? you've used it in several threads now

 

Not really, just for that are of a low social class.

 

You seem to fit the bill!

[cgksheff 44]

....... My only gripe is the usage of the term "Scotch" it should be "Scottish" Costco use it on a few of their beef products, part of their American origins I suppose.

 

Not wanting to scotch your gripe, but ...

 

'Scotch' used to be used commonly, even by 'Scots'.

 

Today it is still, perfectly, acceptable for many consumables;

 

Scotch Eggs

Scotch Whisky

Scotch Beef

Scotch Broth

 

etc.

[skipskap 10]

No worries, go and feed your family of chavs

 

If only you knew me.

 

Why do you come on here?

 

Nothing constructive in any of your posts.

 

You do however have the magical power to judge someone by the food they ate as kids. Amazing!!

 

Sorry if I am attempting to angage you in some sort of dialogue.

[alternageek 10]

We've got some of those in our freezer, great with mushroom, toms and chilli sauce in a pitta bread. My only gripe is the usage of the term "Scotch" it should be "Scottish" Costco use it on a few of their beef products, part of their American origins I suppose.

 

americans actually dont call them scotch steaks or steak canadian, they refer to them as sliced steaks or "steakumms" - which is a brand name.

 

http://www.steakumm.com/Sliced_Steaks.htm

[lyndix 10]

We've got some of those in our freezer, great with mushroom, toms and chilli sauce in a pitta bread. My only gripe is the usage of the term "Scotch" it should be "Scottish" Costco use it on a few of their beef products, part of their American origins I suppose.

 

I did these for tea tonight, oh my god! How nice are they done like this mmmmmmmmmmmmmm:love:

Much better than steak canadians.

[steve0 10]

Anybody remember these,i used to have them in my local about twenty odd years ago,with onions and brown sauce mmm.Had a look round supermarket but cant get them,anybody know where to get them from.