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I just been told that you cant eat tuna and cheese together as it makes 'something funny with your face, it goes a different colour' anyone else here heard this? Posts: 15090 | From: http://www.egyptalk.com/forum/ | Registered: Jul 2004
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No, never heard of... I always eat a salad with tuna, eggs, olives and add some parmezan. (cheese) I still look the same afterwards .
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Uggh the thought of tuna and cheese is about as repulsive as the thought of tuna on pizza.
BUT I was just speaking to GET OVER IT about something else recently. My husband refuses to eat sandwiches made with luncheon meat AND cheese together, he seems to think that's horrible. She said her hubby is the same way. I tried to make him the typical American sandwich, lettuce, onions, tomato, luncheon, cheese, mayo (or mustard), etc., he thought I was going mad! He insisted on sandwiches with either luncheon meat only or cheese only.
Anyone else have similar experiences with their husbands? Posts: 13440 | Registered: Feb 2006
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well I had it, waiting for face to change now
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ok, check the mirror regularly and let us know... Only if you start to look like Fiona in Shrek, you are in trouble!
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i eat cheese, tuna ,mayo and salad ,and banana on the same sandwich and have done for years, without any ill effects at all. all these old wives tales priceless! Posts: 3945 | From: ' Res Contr ' Amor non es guirens, lai on sos poders s'atura | Registered: Dec 2007
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quote:Originally posted by Ayisha: I just been told that you cant eat tuna and cheese together as it makes 'something funny with your face, it goes a different colour' anyone else here heard this?
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i make tuna melts on English muffins put your tuna salad on the muffin then add your fav. cheese and melt it yummy Posts: 9443 | From: USA...... | Registered: Jun 2006
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nothing happened yet, wonder how long it takes
Micky if you mention English Muffins again I will personally e-slap you
In fact, if anyone mentions English Muffins, English Crumpets or Warburtons bread I will run amock and bash everyone
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English Muffins English Muffins English Muffins English Muffins oh and English Muffins ;)running for my life from Ayisha Posts: 9443 | From: USA...... | Registered: Jun 2006
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quote:Originally posted by MICKY A: leaving for the hospital send you the bill
Micky was that a real ambulance or a disguised ice cream van? Posts: 15090 | From: http://www.egyptalk.com/forum/ | Registered: Jul 2004
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I was always told eating fish with milk will make you sick. Sounds like the same concept of fish and cheese?
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am gonna team up with Ayisha, Micky ! would KILL for a Thomas's....boo hoo.
and I LOVE tuna melts...grilled cheese with Tuna, and throw on a slice of tomato...oh yummo. But my face is already a tad strange....see - Posts: 1103 | From: 6th of October | Registered: Jun 2007
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Ayisha I had a crumpet for breakfast this morning, with melted butter
Thats it!! Everything I sent you is programmed to explode at 2pm today! Posts: 15090 | From: http://www.egyptalk.com/forum/ | Registered: Jul 2004
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in fact, might buy some on my home from work for supper tonight -
Sam has some mates sleeping over tonight (ugh - 5 teenage boys on my living room floor - I'm leaving home lol )
Ayisha, I'll be in Luxor in December, if the craving is that bad, I can fetch you some over (the muffins, not the teenage boys!!)
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No smucks a muffin is different to a crumpet. And Dawn a pikelet is thinner than a crumpet, not seen a pikelet since I was a kid though, no wonder if you keeping them all in Yorkshire
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quote:Originally posted by DawnBev: in fact, might buy some on my home from work for supper tonight -
Sam has some mates sleeping over tonight (ugh - 5 teenage boys on my living room floor - I'm leaving home lol )
Ayisha, I'll be in Luxor in December, if the craving is that bad, I can fetch you some over (the muffins, not the teenage boys!!)
OOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Dawn my new bestest friend I want a 12 pack of crumpets from Sainsburys/Asda/Tesco, about 35p, a large Warburtons Loaf (White)and a dozen packets of 'Mediterranean Roast Vegetables' mix please will add to list during next few months, bring large suitcase Posts: 15090 | From: http://www.egyptalk.com/forum/ | Registered: Jul 2004
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No this is not a regular muffin, in America we call THIS crumpet an English muffin, but the regular muffins are quite a bit more like cake. These are quite good. Posts: 13440 | Registered: Feb 2006
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oooh and whats that thing they have derbyshire and north, like a pancake but like a pikelet? Have it with an English Breakfast? large flat things oooooohh would lerve some of them
I wanna go home
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Ayisha, we hope to be in Luxor by October. I'd be happy to include oatcakes or other things you can't get in the luggage, if you make a wee list.
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quote:Originally posted by Lumos: Ayisha, we hope to be in Luxor by October. I'd be happy to include oatcakes or other things you can't get in the luggage, if you make a wee list.
wee list:
1 Large warburtons medium white loaf 1 large warburtons toasty white loaf 2 large packs cheapy crumpets 2 packs Muffins (not the cakey ones) 2 packs blueberry muffins 2 packs double chocolate muffins 1 LARGE box Thorntons Continental 3 Large bars Bourneville or other dark chocolate (not the cheap crap) 2 boxes After Eight Large toblerone dark choc Lipfinity lipstick (Spicy seducant) 3 packs Asda Choc chip cakes (99p a pack of 3) Salad cream MALT VINEGAR!!!! Tin Bamboo shoots tin water chestnuts sweet and sour sauce black bean sauce Thin noodles prawn crackers as many french sticks as you can carry double gloucester cheese with chives chives sage iceburg lettuce
will have a think for the rest Posts: 15090 | From: http://www.egyptalk.com/forum/ | Registered: Jul 2004
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oh my god! rofl am havin a tena moment !! Posts: 3945 | From: ' Res Contr ' Amor non es guirens, lai on sos poders s'atura | Registered: Dec 2007
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quote:Originally posted by Lumos: Ayisha, we hope to be in Luxor by October. I'd be happy to include oatcakes or other things you can't get in the luggage, if you make a wee list.
wee list:
1 Large warburtons medium white loaf 1 large warburtons toasty white loaf 2 large packs cheapy crumpets 2 packs Muffins (not the cakey ones) 2 packs blueberry muffins 2 packs double chocolate muffins 1 LARGE box Thorntons Continental 3 Large bars Bourneville or other dark chocolate (not the cheap crap) 2 boxes After Eight Large toblerone dark choc Lipfinity lipstick (Spicy seducant) 3 packs Asda Choc chip cakes (99p a pack of 3) Salad cream MALT VINEGAR!!!! Tin Bamboo shoots tin water chestnuts sweet and sour sauce black bean sauce Thin noodles prawn crackers as many french sticks as you can carry double gloucester cheese with chives chives sage iceburg lettuce
will have a think for the rest
Bloomin' hell. I'm glad I didn't ask for a long list! I 'll have to sacrifice all shoes and sandals to get that lot in! You sound like a woman who hasn't eaten for ten years. Posts: 1157 | From: Censor - Edit - Delete, but you will never take away my FREEDOM! | Registered: Dec 2007
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My husband eats cheese with lunch meat. He eats cheese with almost everything actually. Sometimes in weird combos. For instance..the other night he made himself a cream cheese, strawberry jam and cheddar cheese sammie. He said it was really good, lol.
quote:Originally posted by With a name like Smuckers: Uggh the thought of tuna and cheese is about as repulsive as the thought of tuna on pizza.
BUT I was just speaking to GET OVER IT about something else recently. My husband refuses to eat sandwiches made with luncheon meat AND cheese together, he seems to think that's horrible. She said her hubby is the same way. I tried to make him the typical American sandwich, lettuce, onions, tomato, luncheon, cheese, mayo (or mustard), etc., he thought I was going mad! He insisted on sandwiches with either luncheon meat only or cheese only.
Anyone else have similar experiences with their husbands?
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