How do you like your eggs?

28 Dec 2006

I like mine hard boiled then sliced and made into sarnies.... biggrin

Lovely with a bit of salt..... wink

28 Dec 2006

Quote by Mallock2006
I like mine hard boiled then sliced and made into sarnies....
Lovely with a bit of salt.....

NO! Not allowed.. soft boiled and dipped with soldiers. Or soft fried on a hash brown please.
lol

28 Dec 2006

it pisses me off no end!......they'd probably be out of date by Easter!

28 Dec 2006

is it any wunder kids are developing type II diabities

28 Dec 2006

With Easter Eggs in the shops so early, it takes away the eggcitement ( sorry couldnt resist) away from the time. I was only saying to someone the other day that Christmas food doesnt feel christmassy anymore because you can have it all year round.
Louise xx

28 Dec 2006

Quote by Mr-Powers
it pisses me off no end!......they'd probably be out of date by Easter!

Don’t be daft man, they’re so full of E numbers and preservatives they’ll be good as new for the next 500 years wink

And yes, the whole commercialism thing really fecks me off. mad

28 Dec 2006

an eouf already

28 Dec 2006

Quote by Warmer
an eouf already

:giggle:

28 Dec 2006

If I was a fecund female - I guess I'd say unfertilised.
I'm not sure I give a monkey's about the commercialism. They wouldn't market it if the market isn't there. So who are you gonna blame - the consumer or the provider? dunno

It does kind of blur things into a homogenous monochrome but so what? Things move on and there are plenty of other things that can be life enhancing in other ways.
This place for example - the range of cultures, viewpoints and characters here is far more diverse and interesting than waiting until 2 weeks before Easter fer your first Easter egg innit?
Shit! Bit of a ramble - but I'll leave it fer a good kicking.
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28 Dec 2006

V says "unfertilised"
The French only have one egg for breakfast because an egg is un oeuf
lol

28 Dec 2006

Quote by westerross
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I'm not sure I give a monkey's about the commercialism. They wouldn't market it if the market isn't there. So who are you gonna blame - the consumer or the provider?
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I know Tune's right, but who on earth buys easter eggs in January? :dunno:
btw I like my eggs poached wink

28 Dec 2006

Easter eggs?? FFS! rolleyes

Havent thought that far ahead and definitely wouldnt buy this early.
I like my eggs hard boiled with mayonaise, salt and pepper and then on a butty with sliced fresh plum tomatoes. cool

28 Dec 2006

done for 3 mins then put with bread sticks yum yum wink

28 Dec 2006

Scrambled with Salmon !
Ta very much
Sam xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

28 Dec 2006

runny fried egg on a gammon steak lol

28 Dec 2006

two sunny side up, well I am a growing lad.

29 Dec 2006

Well mine have been well and truly fertilised, baby due in Jan 07 lol.

29 Dec 2006

Quote by de_sade
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Now I know Christmas is over.
Saw the first display of Easter Eggs today in Asda. FFS !
Does this blatant commercialism make anyone else sad?

Yes the 'blatant commercialism' does make me mad!!! evil

Re the other question, my answer would scrambled eggs - I had them on toast for lunch today. :lickface:

29 Dec 2006

scrambled with smoked salmon on a bit of toast....mmmmmmmmmmm

29 Dec 2006

Quote by Jags
I like mine hard boiled then sliced and made into sarnies....
Lovely with a bit of salt.....

NO! Not allowed.. soft boiled and dipped with soldiers. Or soft fried on a hash brown please.
lol

mmmm i'm with you jags, or poached too, but I'm weird and don't like the egg whites- although I recently found a friend who doesn't like the yokes, so we're going for brekkie next week together! hehehe!
As for easter eggs - I used to save mine up in competition with my wee sister, as she would scoff hers all at once, and i'd still have loads left. Only problem was she didn't care about the competition, and by the time i got round to eating mine, it actually would be christmas, and they'd all have gone off!
Anyway, back to the thread, I hate how xmas stuff is for sale in september, ie bhs had everything out then, yet the week before christmas, they had taken away all the xmas display, stocking fillers, decorations etc - you couldn't buy anything! dunno

grrrrrrrrrr!
m xx

29 Dec 2006

I saw Cadbury Creme eggs on sale the week before Xmas mad

and I know Asda sells hot cross buns all year round.
What is the world coming to? rolleyes