Reply With Quoteare they uptight, beard sporting, tight-jeaned ****s, r?Originally Posted by Rich
People pay £15 for one in my local.That is because a quinoa burger isn't really a fúcking burger.
Quinoa only became 'on trend' () because some uptight, beard sporting, tight-jeaned **** thought they'd invented the fúcking stuff.
are they uptight, beard sporting, tight-jeaned ****s, r?
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
Mrs WES has just returned from NY where she discovered that Manhattan is absolutely mad for kale, they put it in f*cking everything.with Kale imo.
She showed me a picture of a prawn, kale Caesar salad. Which caused me to comment that by default that meant it wasn't a Caesar salad at all.
On the upside, Master WES showed me a brunch dish. Two eggs with hollandaise on top of a bed of poutine with chunks of BBQ brisket all around. For brunch. F*cker must have had about 8000 calories. He ate it all, of course.
Well of course it isn't. I don't even count chicken burgers as 'burgers' (they're chicken sandwiches), let alone things whose main ingredient never saw the inside of an abbatoir.That is because a quinoa burger isn't really a fúcking burger.
Quinoa only became 'on trend' (
Burgers are made from beef. This is simply a scientific fact.
Mostly, yes. They turn up on their single speed bicycle in their grandfather's clothes. They wash it down with a craft beer or two (not too many, though!), talk about their sleeve tattoos, play Connect Four & then leave.
This is the sort of thing that makes me think Putin ought to nuke us.
Hmm... I don't disagree but I think a lamb burger is nearly a burger.
It seems the term 'burger' refers merely to the shape these days. That being said, when you order a sausage bagel in New York, the sausages come in a burger shape. Yet they don't call them sausage/pork burgers.
it'll be FODMAP menus in pubs next, b. mark my words...This is the sort of thing that makes me think Putin ought to nuke us.
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
Ah, now I've heard of that due to my wife having a coeliac friend.
I must admit that when she first told me she was a coeliac, I thought she was referring to some crank religion.
Not really. Just a smog of self satisfaction and the whiff of competition as to who has saved the most animals/planets today.Strangely, no. I would cross the road to avoid such an establishment, in fact.
I would assume that as soon as one enters such a place, one is engulfed in the reek of unwashed bodies, sweat-soaked hempen garments and pulse-based flatulence.
if you are just a vegan you are bottom of the ladder. You have to be gluten free as well to get a seat at the table and, ideally, only eat things that sprout.....
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