Late Night Snacks

I often go with a cheese toastie, but I'm about to have some M&S guacomole flavored tortilla chips with a BBQ jalapeno dip while I watch a movie.

I miss my uni days :o(

Warmed up Chinese food is only beaten by fresh Chinese food that was collected after spending 5 hours getting pissed in the pub.

At the moment I'm on water as a "snack". It's great.

And here I am thinking of water as 'essential for continued existence'. Man, the luxories some people have.

None of that bottled stuff either - pure tap water: the best there is.

I think it's all the free crap they put in it such as oestrogen.

Just had indian snacks. (traiangle and ball things)
Also like toasties.

Samosas and onion bhaji?

Yup, nice stuff though I used to hate bhajis

If it's late in the evening and my bellys-a-rumbling I usually crack open a tin of rice pudding, slap on a dollop of strawberry jam and jobs-a-guddun.

Stealth crisps when I'm getting a glass of water or warming a bottle for the sprog.

And stray chocolate thats been left in the fridge.

And any dried fruit left in the cupboard.

And any fruit loaf in the bread bin.

Either a nice wedge of roquefort, or a saucisson sec. At least, those are my favourites.

/has heart attack

last night raisin toast with peanut butter... really a bit too good.

Spicy chicken wings (mmm) while watching a little baseball.

Not really any alco in the house though. Just lots of spirits.

/mixes spirits

To be honest, you can't beat a bit of bread with lots of marj and marmite. Washed down with a glass of milk.

Marmite? Boke! ;)

Those M&S oat and cranberry bites for me, or choc covered cornflake ones, also from M&S. :9

:op

/Shun

Marmite? Doesn't the relative merit of the flavor split opinion a bit?

/counter shuns

slice of toast
enough beans to just cover the toast to an uniform depth of one bean
cover with sliced cheese
grill until bubbling

perfect with blended scotch like Teachers or Grants (single malt would be a waste for snack-time drinking)

:D

I love it when people are thorough.