Food That Makes You Want More

[Manini]

German smoked cheese, olives, cheese twists (the crispy ones), chocolate fingers, Jaffa cakes and picked jalapeños. 

[StanSP]

KFC's popcorn chicken.

[Mark 'expert' Lawrenson]

Ginger biscuits with my cuppa.

Chocolate digestives with my cuppa

Custard creams with my cuppa (at work)

 

[Raw Dykes]

Chili con carne with tacos and sour cream

Chicken Jalfrezi

Chocolate

Doritos with hot salsa

Burger King. Especially chili cheese bites

Gherkins

Pickled onions

Cherry bakewell digestive biscuits. The packet disappears in about 10 minutes.

[Trav Le Bleu]

Gruel

 

[Dr The Singh]

Guru Ka langar

[walkerleeds]

Mashed potato. 

[Thefox81]

Cheese on toast with worcester sauce.

Any sort of curry.

Sour wine gums.

Cadburys oat breakfast bar.

Tuc biscuits.

Stilton and crackers.

[Silebyfox_89]

Indian homemade Samosas & chilli dipping sauce 

[Stuntman_Mike]

Ritz crackers and cream cheese.

 

Dark chocolate digestives.

 

Milk chocolate hob nobs.

 

Bombay mix.

 

Pretty much any crisps and any dip. 

 

 

Edited 7 September 2020 by Stuntman_Mike

[Crinklyfox]

Home made chicken biryani, not the stuff generally served in restaurants.  All the ingredients cooked together then left for at least a couple of days to let the spices marinate the contents.

 

Rhubarb crumble with custard.

[Col city fan]

15 hours ago, Unabomber said:

Also anyone who has praised black pudding is a good person. Only seen fussy eaters and people who have never even tried the stuff say they don’t like it. If you taste it then you will know how world class it is.

That all depends on the standard of the black pudding

Some is tasteless shite, some is rich and meaty 

[Babylon]

15 hours ago, Unabomber said:

 fussy eaters

I'm not sure not fancying black pudding when you know what it really is, can really be classed as being a "fussy eater". 

 

Seeing that being made is pretty disgusting and that's coming from someone who likes it. 

[worthosoriginals]

13 hours ago, Dr The Singh said:

Guru Ka langar

I think the thread is about foods, not about your favourite bollywood film doc. 

 

[Captain...]

On 05/09/2020 at 19:52, Itsthejoeker said:

****ing pringles

These Salt & Vinegar bastards are my nemesis.

 

I love all crisps (and chocolates and sweet stuff, I have a huge sweet tooth but also the savoury equivalent) but nothing gets me binging like Pringles. I have even woken up with a hangover, despite not drinking, because I've polished off a couple of tubes.

[Dr The Singh]

10 minutes ago, worthosoriginals said:

I think the thread is about foods, not about your favourite bollywood film doc. 

 

Guru Ka langar stands for food from the  gurus free communal kitchen 

[Bilsthorpe Blue]

Revels - not normally into chocolate but they don't make a bag big enough for these, detest the coffee ones though 

[Fox92]

Smoky bacon Walkers Crisps.

 

They are the only flavour where I eat a packet and could eat another packet.

[stripeyfox]

27 minutes ago, Captain... said:

These Salt & Vinegar bastards are my nemesis.

 

I love all crisps (and chocolates and sweet stuff, I have a huge sweet tooth but also the savoury equivalent) but nothing gets me binging like Pringles. I have even woken up with a hangover, despite not drinking, because I've polished off a couple of tubes.

Pringles are the perfect hangover snack. Even to the point that the tube can be retained for vomiting in, if required (based on a real world example on the coach back from Faliraki back to the airport after a bender many years ago)

 

[Alf Bentley]

45 minutes ago, Dr The Singh said:

Guru Ka langar stands for food from the  gurus free communal kitchen 

 

About 15 years ago, I did an evening class in comparative religions that included visits to a gurdwara, mosque, temple, church etc (don't remember a synagogue - maybe Corbyn did the schedule? ).

 

The visit to the gurdwara was the absolute highlight due to the tasty free grub we were given.

 

I must confess that I've yet to become a Sikh, though. 

[SemperEadem]

Sweet chill hummus

[tom27111]

Parma ham. Especially with cheese and biscuits 

Edited 7 September 2020 by tom27111

[Jattdogg]

On 06/09/2020 at 17:18, Dr The Singh said:

Guru Ka langar

Langar food is always good. For some reason the kheer they make always hits the spot, rotis on point, sabjis and daals. Getting hungry just thinking about it. My cousin is getting married this saturday so langar food for the win!

 

Outside of that...

-Apple pie

-pumpkin pie

-spicey chicken wings

- any prontas (paratha) made by my grandma (R.I.P.).

-mangos 

 

 

[Stoopid]

Bubble and squeak with brown sauce. (Why does leftover food always taste better than the original when re-cooked the next day?)

Poached egg with crispy bacon & toast with a bit of tabasco sauce and coffee. 

Mussels fried with wine and some kale. 

 

[Mark 'expert' Lawrenson]

Poppadoms and mango chutney