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Stephen Buckley writes:
Above is a packet of Irish rashers bought from a store that says you can get your weekly shopping for half price. Ask your self how can they do that and then have a look at the photo and guess what rasher was on top.
FIGHT!
Splutter
Jamie Murphy writes:
Picked these bad boys up in Newry at the weekend. Yummy. Added water…
You heard that right.
Award-winning foodies Forkful returns with a new video by Aoife McElwain, Mark Duggan, and Killian Broderick. For ingredients and whatnot see link (below)
A perfect Xmas stocNOMNOMNOM
Thanks Ciaran Le Cool
Ruairi writes:
I bought these rashers in Superquinn Kilmainham last Thursday gone. Just noticed the date on them today. 29.03.06! Jaypers
There’s a simple explanation.
Anyone spot it?
From a Wolfhound?
That’s disNOMNOMNOM.
An Empire Marketing Board promotion 1927.
The Pancakes, Butter And Syrup Quilt With Bacon Rug – first exhibited in 1976 at the Museum of Contemporary Crafts in New York (now the Museum of Arts And Design) by UK artist Ros Cross:
“The pancakes quilt was my response to the onslaught of American food (huge proportions) upon my arrival from the UK in 1973′
The original (above) was sold recently. It’s probably just a matter of time before the replication rights are acquired on account of (a) the internet and (b) the ‘want’ being strong with this one.
