Crimes against food

[Ben01]

Baked bean soup - take a tin of baked beans, put it in a bowl & pour boiling water over, eat the beans & throw the water/sauce out

that is outrageous... YUK!!! definite food crime send him to food prison immediately!!!

Some food crimes for me are:
*Gravy on meat - eww
*toast without butter
*Lindt chocolate - what an insult to tha cadbury factory.
*hedgehog slice that's too crunchy!!!!!!!!!!!
*subway putting PICKLES on sandwiches!!! ewk
*fat free mayonaisse (they must be joking - its rubbish)
*McDonalds making you pay extra to put cheese in a McChicken - blasphemy!!!!

Go the fairy bread!!

[Bathsheba]

I agree with you Ben... except about Lindt Lindt generally has a higher cocoa content meaning you don't tend to over eat the stuff (you get the "hit" after eating less). Quality over quantity any day when it comes to chocolate.

[Sair]

There's nothing wrong with pickles on Subway, I always ask for heaps! Yummo I have a craving now, thanks Ben01

[Snowy Love]

Have to agree about Lindt milk chocolate - how can a company that makes such divine dark chocolate make such awful milk choc!

[Heaven]

Oh mine are from DH, he's the worst!!
*putting potato chips or savory biscuits like jatz in the fridge, WTF???? Who wants cold crackers?
*putting tomato sauce on macaroni cheese!!! Why not just have a tomato pasta, not cheese?
*making this disgusting mash of all the vegies in the fridege, potato, carrot, broccolli, cauliflower, and mashing some gravy in with it...ewwwww.......it just comes out some brown/green colour, how can you eat something so ugly??

[Janie]

See, I think they should lock Cadbury up and throw away the key LOL. Awful stuff, blergh. Give me 70%, or 85% Lindt any day

ETA OMG SJ, who would put chips in the fridge????? WTF?

[Lolli]

lol ok I confess I love chips in the fridge. I don't know why but they just taste better! That goes for Jatz too.
Ben- ummm i think cheese on a McChicken is a food crime in itself
You know what's really good but probably definately a food crime? Kettle chips (plain ones) that have been fridged, served with tomato sauce to dip them in. Yummm.....