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What?
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Laura
Tuesday 10/1/06 14:54
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Sounds a bit like a Nutrigrain bar to me. And they are the Devil's own food. (I'm not just saying that because I'm studying dietetics and could tell you why they aren't as good as Kelloggs or whoever makes out, I'm saying that because I think they taste seriously vile. I'd eat a Twix instead.)
I know what you mean about the ingredients though, I'm sure something rather nice could be concocted. Not sure where you'd put the olive oil in an alcoholic drink though?
L
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Squander Two
Tuesday 10/1/06 16:36
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Inside the olive on the end of the pointy stick, of course.
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Laura
Tuesday 10/1/06 17:12
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But of course! Silly me.
Right - that's your challenge for the year then. Homebrewing something nice from the above ingredients.
L
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dearieme
Thursday 12/1/06 23:13
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Christ, I hope they don't make an alcoholic drink from loaves and fishes.
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Squander Two
Friday 13/1/06 09:02
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Most beer already contains fish, for some reason.
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Rob
Saturday 14/1/06 14:45
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"Most beer already contains fish, for some reason."
Many beers contain a fish extract called "finings", which makes sediment clump together and settle in the bottle of the barrel while it's waiting in the pub cellar. No smell or taste of fish is detectable in the final beery goodness.
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jamal
Sunday 15/1/06 21:33
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actually religion can be pretty good!
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Tom Tyler
Monday 16/1/06 05:27
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Oh no you don't!
This is OUR yummy bar, thou unbeliever! Thou hast no share in its delights, nor in the comfort thereof.
Begone, O infidel, and content thyself with sucking on the grapes of wrath, and gnawing upon the gnarled hoof of satan! ;-)
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Squander Two
Tuesday 17/1/06 11:39
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How comes unbelievers can't eat some fruit and cereal but can eat Satan's hooves? It's Satan and co we don't believe in, not food.
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