Your top five ....... Favourite Individual Tasting foods.
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all raw/ripe/organic/fresh/vegan:
me:
hachiya persimmon
thai coconut water
cherimoya
mango
valencia orange
the luv:
cherry
thai coco water
jackfruit
cherimoya
mango0 -
looking at all the selections thus far beds, maybe you might have asked "favourite HUMAN food?" :>)Bedsaddick said:Not your favourite meal but favourite single food stuff. Give your top five and I will collate the Charlton Life top ten from the results next week.
Here are mine
Advocado
Belly of pork
Free range eggs
Lamb
Mushrooms
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Baby Squid
Chorizo
Olives
Ripe Mango
Scallops0 -
Milk chocolate
Dark chocolate
White chocolate
Any biscuit with any type of the above smothered all over it
I also have a Cocopops fetish ATM
and yes I'm a fat bastard!0 -
Cherries
Broad beans
Luncheon meat
Cold baked beans
The bits of crackling at the bottom of a bag of chips0 -
Rare tuna
Salmon sashimi
Cheese
Fresh home made bread
Watercress0 -
What's "Human food" ?shootershill2tropics said:
looking at all the selections thus far beds, maybe you might have asked "favourite HUMAN food?" :>)Bedsaddick said:Not your favourite meal but favourite single food stuff. Give your top five and I will collate the Charlton Life top ten from the results next week.
Here are mine
Advocado
Belly of pork
Free range eggs
Lamb
Mushrooms0 -
food designed for us humans to eat, some of the selections here make me wonder...;>) anyway, lucky we all have one thing in common, a love of charlton! on we go...Bedsaddick said:
What's "Human food" ?shootershill2tropics said:
looking at all the selections thus far beds, maybe you might have asked "favourite HUMAN food?" :>)Bedsaddick said:Not your favourite meal but favourite single food stuff. Give your top five and I will collate the Charlton Life top ten from the results next week.
Here are mine
Advocado
Belly of pork
Free range eggs
Lamb
Mushrooms
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Olives
Espresso
Calamari
lamb
mushrooms0 -
I think it's humans that have been designed (evolved) to eat certain foods not the other way round.shootershill2tropics said:
food designed for us humans to eat, some of the selections here make me wonder...;>) anyway, lucky we all have one thing in common, a love of charlton! on we go...Bedsaddick said:
What's "Human food" ?shootershill2tropics said:
looking at all the selections thus far beds, maybe you might have asked "favourite HUMAN food?" :>)Bedsaddick said:Not your favourite meal but favourite single food stuff. Give your top five and I will collate the Charlton Life top ten from the results next week.
Here are mine
Advocado
Belly of pork
Free range eggs
Lamb
Mushrooms0 -
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"Barman, a vodka and coke, please"The Red Robin said:
Vodka?IdleHans said:
Vodka and pork belly? You're a bit odd, aren't you.The Red Robin said:What a good thread!
1.You can't beat a nice bit of steak / beef cooked and seasoned properly, i.e. rare.
2. Chocolate. Dairy Milk is the preference.
3.Can I have Coca-Cola?
4.Beef dripping roast potatoes
5.Lobster
(6. - If I can't have Coca-Cola then I'll go for pork belly).
"Sorry sir, we've run out of cola"
"In that case, barman, a vodka and pork belly will do"
I thought it was obvious, but then again I have had a very hard week.0 -
sure, fine dave mehmet (charlton's only almost turk?), just the "evolved" i disagree upon with many, as that word has led to all manner of opinions, lifestyles, rationale etc., the result being the currently odd shapes, sizes, dis-eases etc. that are typical amongst modern, industrialized humanity.DaveMehmet said:
I think it's humans that have been designed (evolved) to eat certain foods not the other way round.shootershill2tropics said:
food designed for us humans to eat, some of the selections here make me wonder...;>) anyway, lucky we all have one thing in common, a love of charlton! on we go...Bedsaddick said:
What's "Human food" ?shootershill2tropics said:
looking at all the selections thus far beds, maybe you might have asked "favourite HUMAN food?" :>)Bedsaddick said:Not your favourite meal but favourite single food stuff. Give your top five and I will collate the Charlton Life top ten from the results next week.
Here are mine
Advocado
Belly of pork
Free range eggs
Lamb
Mushrooms0 -
Mango
Cherries
Parmigiano
Artisan aged goats cheese from France
Sun dried tomatoes0 -
Kanu?shootershill2tropics said:
sure, fine dave mehmet (charlton's only almost turk?), just the "evolved" i disagree upon with many, as that word has led to all manner of opinions, lifestyles, rationale etc., the result being the currently odd shapes, sizes, dis-eases etc. that are typical amongst modern, industrialized humanity.DaveMehmet said:
I think it's humans that have been designed (evolved) to eat certain foods not the other way round.shootershill2tropics said:
food designed for us humans to eat, some of the selections here make me wonder...;>) anyway, lucky we all have one thing in common, a love of charlton! on we go...Bedsaddick said:
What's "Human food" ?shootershill2tropics said:
looking at all the selections thus far beds, maybe you might have asked "favourite HUMAN food?" :>)Bedsaddick said:Not your favourite meal but favourite single food stuff. Give your top five and I will collate the Charlton Life top ten from the results next week.
Here are mine
Advocado
Belly of pork
Free range eggs
Lamb
Mushrooms0 -
que?DaveMehmet said:
Kanu?shootershill2tropics said:
sure, fine dave mehmet (charlton's only almost turk?), just the "evolved" i disagree upon with many, as that word has led to all manner of opinions, lifestyles, rationale etc., the result being the currently odd shapes, sizes, dis-eases etc. that are typical amongst modern, industrialized humanity.DaveMehmet said:
I think it's humans that have been designed (evolved) to eat certain foods not the other way round.shootershill2tropics said:
food designed for us humans to eat, some of the selections here make me wonder...;>) anyway, lucky we all have one thing in common, a love of charlton! on we go...Bedsaddick said:
What's "Human food" ?shootershill2tropics said:
looking at all the selections thus far beds, maybe you might have asked "favourite HUMAN food?" :>)Bedsaddick said:Not your favourite meal but favourite single food stuff. Give your top five and I will collate the Charlton Life top ten from the results next week.
Here are mine
Advocado
Belly of pork
Free range eggs
Lamb
Mushrooms0 -
Gruyere
Cashew Nuts
Cevapcici (Croatian home made sausages ideally BBQd)
Millionaire Shortcake
HOME MADE Scotch Eggs
Not eaten yet, 'Kin starving now, knew it was a mistake opening this thread1 -
All fresh produce
Pitahaya (the yellow kind from Colombia, not the dragonfruit rubbish from Vietnam)
Rainier cherries (now in season - fabulous)
Sable Seedless grapes
broad beans
celery
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Roast pork with crackling
Roast potatoes
Beer
Cocktails
Quality cheese0 -
Good call.GlassHalfFull said:
Rainier cherries (now in season - fabulous)0 -
nice one ghf! (...& all readily available in se london?)GlassHalfFull said:
All fresh produce
Pitahaya (the yellow kind from Colombia, not the dragonfruit rubbish from Vietnam)
Rainier cherries (now in season - fabulous)
Sable Seedless grapes
broad beans
celery0 -
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Avocado
Tea
Freshly ground black pepper
Broccolli
New potatoes
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Stilton cheese
Lime
Basil
Mango
Rice
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Lamb
Jersey royals
Mango
Liquorice
Worcester sauce walkers0 -
A good question. The yellow pitahaya were briefly all the rage a few years ago, and Tesco were selling then at a pound each (that's basically for a few teaspoons of pulp) being highly nutritious. They have little shelf-life so they have to come by expensive airfreight, whereas the pink dragonfruit can take three weeks or so to get here by sea.shootershill2tropics said:
nice one ghf! (...& all readily available in se london?)GlassHalfFull said:
All fresh produce
Pitahaya (the yellow kind from Colombia, not the dragonfruit rubbish from Vietnam)
Rainier cherries (now in season - fabulous)
Sable Seedless grapes
broad beans
celery
I spent 27 notes in M+S this afternoon, 16 of which went on fruit. 8 quid for 600g (50% extra) Washington Rainiers, gone in a very short time; £4/400g for beautiful mahogany-coloured Kentish cherries; £2/400g Kentish straws (half price) and £2/200g Kentish rassers (half-price). This is fruit of the ultimate quality, and a clear sign that the fresh produce trade is currently dead in the water (Tesco selling stonefruit punnets for 75p) - if world-class fruit like the Rainiers is being sold with 50% extra - at the beginning of the season - something is very wrong. Wait for the dark red Washington Bings soon.
Sable Seedless - the South African is best although Sainsbury also had some nice Brazilian, I think it was. Season finished in May/early June ?
Broad beans and celery - seasonal. No problem. All clear ? Get in there !!
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Goats cheese
Falafel
Rocket
Minted lamb chops
Ginger0 -
we had pitahaya (every day) in southern ecuador at end of last year, not keen, though the luv enjoyed it with other fruit. re uk, i know the score, on my occasional uk visits it is challenging access/pricing/freshness/organic wise, being 100% raw. i would also connect with a local farmer for veg in cornwall at my poor old mum's place. obvious factors aside, you would love lost angles for produce, we have open air sun-drenched organic (local farmed) fruit n veg markets every day within 20 mins of our place...currently feasting on mid-season nectarines & end of season cherimoya, mmmmm....but awaiting the firework barrage as it's another one of their fist-pumping holidays!:>(O0
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What exact planet do you reside on @shootershill2tropics ?0
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meaning you think i'm off-kilter? (guilty as charged:>)...or where do i currently reside most of the time?Bedsaddick said:What exact planet do you reside on @shootershill2tropics ?
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Jamon Iberico
Lamb kleftiko
Manchego
Marmite
Lemon Curd0 -
Eggs
Lobster
Seabass
Sweet Potatoe
Cheddar Cheese0
