Don’t know if this has been done before .If you were on death row what would be your last meal.?
Mine would be four Smoked grilled Kippers a pint fresh orange juice and raspberry cheesecake :hehe:
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Don’t know if this has been done before .If you were on death row what would be your last meal.?
Mine would be four Smoked grilled Kippers a pint fresh orange juice and raspberry cheesecake :hehe:
Garlic chilli chicken on a keema nan bread. pint of birra moretti:thumbup:
Prunes, licorice and rough cider. It would ensure that I don't depart out without making it a bit messy for those despatching me.
If they won't allow me a visit to an all you can eat buffet (that I'd never leave), then I'd probably have Mousaka and Greek Salad with plenty of tzatziki. Washed down with a bottle of crisp rose and some ouzo.
A large cake with a file inside.
Hottest curry going and all the bits, won’t have to deal with the issues the next day either.
Sausage , egg , chips , beans
Bread and Butter
Cup of tea
Thai green Tofu Curry with Mexican Spicy Veg rice, Spring Rolls and Thai Rice Crackers
Cinnabon swirl cheesecake*from cheesecake factory
Bottle of Ice cold Corona Beer ( might aswell go with the bigger bottle )
a espresso from my fav colombian coffee shop as the finishing touch
A double portion of muff pie.
My mothers sunday roast with all the trimmings.
Sticky toffee pudding and dairy cream.
Give me Pillars.
Garlic mushrooms, ribeye steak with chips, peas, eggs and fried onions. I don’t normally have 3 courses but sticky toffee pudding with ice cream.
Nice subject. Happy little fecker aren't you :hehe:
Cottage pie with runner beans and carrots followed by dorset apple cake and custard
On death row, life's dealt a crappy hand so I'd probably be on one of the 2 in the 5:2Quote:
Originally Posted by Pembroke blue
If your life was to end so soon I doubt very much whether the stress of the situation would cause anyone to be bothered about choosing a final meal. Of course in the cinema and on TV a last meal choice happens but I bet in reality it doesn't.
A last meal is common for death row prisoners in the States. In fact some have had more than 1 last meal, due to last minute reprieves.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vindec
If I felt like eating, which I doubt, it would definitely involve rice pudding, bread and butter pudding and custard. Not sure what savoury, bit something involving vine leaves and salad probably.
Came to say this. Although I’d swap out the naan for mushroom rice and get a pint of Thatchers dark berries in.Quote:
Originally Posted by C1C9F2C7
Bacon: 10 on 10, button mushrooms: bingo, black pudding: snap. Minor criticism: more distance between the eggs and the beans. I may want to mix them but I want that to be my decision
Madeira fillet stake, cooked medium, pepper sauce (not on the steak) with their cauliflower in batter,
Garlic Mushrooms and some chips to dip in the pepper sauce, with a pint of Madri.
Going so well until you mentioned Madri. A stroke of marketing genius to sell crappy lager as a premium product.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heathblue
Have a Staropramen, Heineken or San Miguel.
Heineken??? San Miguel?? Get a Trappist bruin down you, Moggis!Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
Had a night on the Staropramen two weeks ago, ruined my Sunday with plans for a bit of DIY, agree it's a very niceQuote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
drink but best when sat in a nice little bar we go to when in Prague, Lesser town over Charles Bridge just by where
you get the tram to Prague Castle, I do tend to drink more beers now rather than Lager, I quite like Welsh Cwrw beer.
Mike, do you remember Brains 45? It was out about 15 years ago, Brains attempt at making a more continental lager. Don't think it lasted long.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
A cake with a file in it.
Listing your indiscretions?Quote:
Originally Posted by dandywarhol
Brains used to sell Hurlimans. That was a brew.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
45 was probably an updated version of Faust, which was a medium range lager.
Census Taker's liver, fava beans, nice Chianti!
I remember drinking Hurlimanns in the Ninian before games. It was like rocket fuel. I just looked up the ABV and it was only 4.8%. That has to be wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
Hurlimans, now that brings back some memories, mostly bad!Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
The ‘bottomless’ coffee & tea in Wetherspoons, would just keep going back and fore to the machine for about 15 years.
Remember a Brains lager called Faust? Christ, that was awfulQuote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
I thought it’s correct name was Hooligans?Quote:
Originally Posted by Majorblue
Rediculous thread....BUT....
Fish and chips from Aberaman Cardiff Road Fish bar......with 5 slices of bread and butter, followed by Lemon Merengue pie...
Best not choke on the bandurrias.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Maurice Swan
I think a buffet would be nice.
these guys had the right idea ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCA3Wu76iOQ