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  • DAF52
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    BRING BACK POT SWEETS, I kept telling all my mates about these gorgeous things and they never heard of them.

    Bring em BACK

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  • moonvisage
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    I like chicken and mushroom and i love the curry pot noodles.I had a chicken and mushroom the other day when a tooth abscess blew up in my mouth.It was a real god send,as i could hardly eat anything for days.I wish they would put more in the plastic jars and drop the price more,even with the king size ones,i would buy loads of them.

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  • vanhelsing
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    Pity the bacon one was discontinued but I didn't see very much of the kebab ones.

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  • smurfie1
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    [QUOTE][/Originally Posted by ruby
    While we're on about noodles..anyone remember Noodles and Doodles?
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    I remember these, thought no one else did, they were spaghetti shapes weren't they like spaghetti hoops. They just disappeared. I had a board game which had all the shapes on it and the noodle doodle man (as I called him) who looked similar to the man on the ready brek box before it became a dragon.

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  • Twinny42
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    Why????

    Someone please tell me why they stopped producing Cheese & Tomato Pot Noodles? They were the best of the lot!

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  • NostalgiaFreak
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    I used to love pot noodles, right from when I first tried them in the mid 80's to probably the late 90's.

    Now for some reason I don't really like them. I have recently discovered Koka Noodles though, they're so nice, and only cost about 25p a packet. If anyone sees these in their shop you should really give them a try.

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    Originally posted by OrangeCremolaFoam View Post
    Super Noodles!!!
    Now you're talking . I LOVE curry flavour Super Noodles (with added curry and chilli powder etc, yum). Great comfort food. I've never had a pot noodle though. Are they suitable for vegetarians? If yes I'll get one the next time I do a shop. What flavour would you recommend for a beginner?

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  • fanoofez
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    I remember with great affection Snackpots, which I thought were much nicer than Pot Noodle. Not sure if they predated Pot Noodle though.

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    Last edited by fanoofez; 13-06-2009, 15:17.

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  • Terrier
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    I got so excited as a kid when i was bought my very own pot noodle....gawddd sad i know, but it was such a big thing, it was a chicken and mushroom one from a supermarket called Hillards.

    I felt like Charlie Bucket when he bought his chcolate bar ...everyone stood around as we waited for the kettle to boil haha you get the picture.

    The one i could not stand was the sweet and sour one, the last thing i ate before i got appendicitus.

    There was also Potmash, never tried it tho.

    And im sure out at the same time Quicksnack...maybe by Knorr, not sure tho.

    Terrier.

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  • Derekflint
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    Originally posted by SG1973 View Post
    Noodle Doodle came to town
    With lots of straight spaghetti
    He twisted it around and round and round
    And this is what we're getting

    Noodle doodle motor cars
    Noodle doodle houses
    Noodle doodle sailing boats
    Eek, noodle doodle mouses

    (I'm such a geek for remembering the tune to the advert, but hey - that's what this site is all about, innit guys!)

    At least I can't remember the tune anymore...

    Chicken and mushroom Pot Noodle is still something I crave now from time to time.

    And add in the comments about Farleys Rusks, and I'm thinking about a whole new dipping combo!

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  • suzannewozere2
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    Originally posted by Daz View Post
    Its perfect. I don't make Pork at home, but if I did, I would not dream of having it without the baby apple sauce
    How to make pork at home
    1 Build sty in garden
    2 Buy small piglet
    3 Feed well
    4 Catch
    5 to be continued

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  • sixtyten
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    Its perfect. I don't make Pork at home, but if I did, I would not dream of having it without the baby apple sauce

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  • joybee
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    My parents still use pureed Apple baby food when they have Pork. They have done as long as I can remember



    I think that's a top tip Daz - saves the hassle of washing, peeling, stewing and straining those apples for Apple Sauce yourself !! Bet a small jar/can of the baby food would cost less and be less wasteful too

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  • sixtyten
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    Ugh! I HATED those things

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  • suzannewozere2
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    Originally posted by huggie74 View Post
    The only baby food I would ever dream of eating is Farleys Rusks, yum
    I used to like them but when the kids were little I tried the bananna version and was disappointed.

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