What are you eating now?

[DB11]

More impressive than my ham salad and coleslaw sandwiches with pickled onion and ryvita/Philadelphia

[FoxesAreBlue]

More impressive than what looks like dog meat stew that I've just fished out of the slow cooker.

[Unabomber]

Has anyone ever done the eating challenge at Jones cafe on Queens Road? I see there is an article about some american eater doing it. Might try it, looks pretty nice.

 

http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/American-professional-eater-completes-big/story-25920298-detail/story.html

Edited 27 January 2015 by Unabomber

[kingcarr21]

Has anyone ever done the eating challenge at Jones cafe on Queens Road? I see there is an article about some american eater doing it. Might try it, looks pretty nice.

 

http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/American-professional-eater-completes-big/story-25920298-detail/story.html

i reckon i could do it

[Unabomber]

i reckon i could do it

Same here, not in a record time but I'd do it.

[GingerrrFox]

Has anyone ever done the eating challenge at Jones cafe on Queens Road? I see there is an article about some american eater doing it. Might try it, looks pretty nice.

http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/American-professional-eater-completes-big/story-25920298-detail/story.html

I tried and failed but to be fair I had a massive dinner the night before and tried the challenge on a whim. It's not too hard and I would have completed it in a proper state. The trick is to make little sandwiches out of the toast and egg. The woman said she thought I was gonna do it but I slowed down horrendously in the last 10 minutes. I left a sausage, 2 bacon, 1 hash brown and 3 pancakes (which are the worst as they end up being like a sponge in your stomach).

[Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo]

Has anyone ever done the eating challenge at Jones cafe on Queens Road? I see there is an article about some american eater doing it. Might try it, looks pretty nice.

 

http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/American-professional-eater-completes-big/story-25920298-detail/story.html

 

Is that timed? It looks do-able, but the amount of bread there looks off-putting. Need to let that soak in the sauce before eating. How much is it for a pop?

[Itsthejoeker]

I'd be able to tackle that, not in 12 minutes though. Also providing the pancakes are on a different plate.

[Unabomber]

You get 30 mins, if you do it you get it for free if not then it is £15.

[cambridgefox]

Has anyone ever done the eating challenge at Jones cafe on Queens Road? I see there is an article about some american eater doing it. Might try it, looks pretty nice.

 

http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/American-professional-eater-completes-big/story-25920298-detail/story.html

i know this might be hard to believe,but despite my frail ,painfully thin appearance I could give that a go.What I like is the bitchy comments,it's exactly the same in the Cambridge Evening nuisance .

[Unabomber]

 

Wigston-Bloke  |  January 26 2015, 10:12PM

Really, is this anything to be proud of?

 

 

Erm yes.

 

[Webbo]

Just had some lasagne for tea, delightful.

 

I was thinking my favourite teas all seem to have mince and cheese in it, like burritos as well. Is there anything else with beef mince and cheese in it I should try?

[Unabomber]

Just had some lasagne for tea, delightful.

 

I was thinking my favourite teas all seem to have mince and cheese in it, like burritos as well. Is there anything else with beef mince and cheese in it I should try?

Chilli topped with cheese.

A burger topped with cheese.

A cottage pie topped with cheese.

Pasta with meatballs topped with cheese.

Beef taco salad topped with cheese.

[Nick]

Beyond taco's, chilli and putting cheese in homemade burgers, my cheesy beef repertoire ends!

[Rincewind]

Biscuits.

[Unabomber]

Biscuits.

Reckon you could do that eating challenge Ken?

[cambridgefox]

Just had some lasagne for tea, delightful.

 

I was thinking my favourite teas all seem to have mince and cheese in it, like burritos as well. Is there anything else with beef mince and cheese in it I should try?

cheese topped with mince makes a nice change from boring mince topped with cheese.

[Webbo]

cheese topped with mince makes a nice change from boring mince topped with cheese.

It's that kind of blue sky thinking that makes British cuisine so respected around the world.

[Rincewind]

Reckon you could do that eating challenge Ken?

Not now. Lost my appetite as I've grown older. A good thing in a way because it means spending less and saving on food bills.

[Unabomber]

Not now. Lost my appetite as I've grown older. A good thing in a way because it means spending less and saving on food bills.

Shame though cos if you do it, it's free. 

[Strokes]

I'd be able to tackle that, not in 12 minutes though. Also providing the pancakes are on a different plate.

Same, I'm not keen on maple syrup touching my sausages. I'd save the pancakes for a pudding, do you think I could order extra ice cream?

[Carl the Llama]

Anyone ever tried one of these bad boys?  Delectable doesn't do it justice.

[AoWW]

Anyone got an Aga? At the moment it's just a large warm object that's nice to cuddle but I'm told I can cook on/in it. It has no apparent controls or instructions. Bizarre. *eyes it with suspicion*

 

I fear I'm going to have to buy a book about it and do some proper research.

[Carl the Llama]

 

I've never heard of these before but now I really want one.

Edited 2 February 2015 by Carl the Llama

[BoneDog]

2 bananas sliced up in a bowl with a big tub of Yeo Valley blueberry yoghurt on top, with a hint of lime. 

 

It's a fine snack.