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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
somewhere |
We all remember the salads from when we were kids....no exotic ingredients...boiled egg,a slice of ham,a whole tomato,a chunk of cheddar,a scallion and salad cream
We've come a long way since then
Whats your favorite salad. ..what shouldn't be on the plate
Enjoys tonights |
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Cold rice, hard boiled eggs, tuna, tomatoes, cucumber, corn, black olives and French vinaigrette
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Mixed baby leaves, tons of mixed seeds, tomatoes, cucumbers, black olives and thick balsamic vinegar
Definitely NO raw onions nor peppers!! |
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over a year ago
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Oh the best salad in Cork is in Centra they are in a brown container , it's on a bed of spinach the salmon and chicken is my favourite. For me most restaurants have crap salads mostly leaves. |
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"Cold rice, hard boiled eggs, tuna, tomatoes, cucumber, corn, black olives and French vinaigrette
Or
Mixed baby leaves, tons of mixed seeds, tomatoes, cucumbers, black olives and thick balsamic vinegar
Definitely NO raw onions nor peppers!!"
Yum and yes no onions or peppers and I don't like potatoe salad or coleslaw either, i love seeds or beetroot, olives , sundried tomatoes instead of regular tomatoes. |
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Caesar salad with chicken for me.
Generally I like chicken, lots of mixed leaves, seeds, croutons, sun-dried tomato, spring or red onion, yellow pepper, julienned carrot, peppadew peppers, potato salad with bacon & chives, pink slaw and a generous dollop of M&S nutty superfood salad.
Never fresh tomato, beetroot or sweetcorn
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Bacon avocado salad:
Lettuce, bacon, avocado & Mayo
Sweet potato & rocket salad:
Roasted sweet potato, pan-fried courgette & onions, all cooled down and mixed with rocket leaves, crumbled up feta, squeeze of lemon juice and a generous amount of olive oil and fresh herbs.
Both bloody outstanding,great options for dinner too. We had the rocket one for dinner last night, still not hungry enough to eat breakfast  |
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Try the following:
3 carrots, grated
1 apple, grated
lemon juice from about half a small lemon
30-50 ml of cream
Just those four ingredients, no salt, no nothing.
Goes great with a lot of meals and keeps well in the fridge to at least the next day! |
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I try to respect food. Too many starving people - isn't that what our parents taught us?
But put beetroot, that bitter red leafed salad, halloumi, cheese, tofu or sun-dried tomatoes in my salad and it's a no thanks from me.
I love avocado, tomatoes, cucumber, peppers, sweetcorn. I eat any and all kinds of nuts and seeds. I love adding a bit of fruit to a salad too. I'll eat pasta, potato and couscous salads as well as a good dollop of coleslaw!
I do love a tin of tuna or a boiled egg in a salad - much preferred over other forms of animal protein.
The one and only thing that's been missing to finish off (most) of my salads - Miracle Whip.
F**k them for pulling out of the Irish market!!!  
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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"I try to respect food. Too many starving people - isn't that what our parents taught us?
But put beetroot, that bitter red leafed salad, halloumi, cheese, tofu or sun-dried tomatoes in my salad and it's a no thanks from me.
I love avocado, tomatoes, cucumber, peppers, sweetcorn. I eat any and all kinds of nuts and seeds. I love adding a bit of fruit to a salad too. I'll eat pasta, potato and couscous salads as well as a good dollop of coleslaw!
I do love a tin of tuna or a boiled egg in a salad - much preferred over other forms of animal protein.
The one and only thing that's been missing to finish off (most) of my salads - Miracle Whip.
F**k them for pulling out of the Irish market!!!
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Is it sold in Northern Ireland ...maybe a fabber travelling down would get you some...so you could once again " go heavy on the miracle Harry "  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We all remember the salads from when we were kids....no exotic ingredients...boiled egg,a slice of ham,a whole tomato,a chunk of cheddar,a scallion and salad cream
We've come a long way since then
Whats your favorite salad. ..what shouldn't be on the plate
Enjoys tonights "
Went with my own version of vintage salad last night
Boiled egg, slice ham, slice turkey, cheese, beetroot and a slice of soda bread. |
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I will eat pretty much all salads. Have a particular liking anything crunchy whilst almost always disappointed to find some beetroot offered but tend to eat it all the same. |
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The one and only thing that's been missing to finish off (most) of my salads - Miracle Whip.
F**k them for pulling out of the Irish market!!!
Is it sold in Northern Ireland ...maybe a fabber travelling down would get you some...so you could once again " go heavy on the miracle Harry " "
Seriously?! If I had have known that I could have made the journey when visiting folks or asked family who go up north for the occasional spree! ...my parents actually used to bring it back from their trips to Germany, car loaded with all the goodies you couldn't get here...
I feel a road trip coming on  thanks Bog  |
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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The one and only thing that's been missing to finish off (most) of my salads - Miracle Whip.
F**k them for pulling out of the Irish market!!!
Is it sold in Northern Ireland ...maybe a fabber travelling down would get you some...so you could once again " go heavy on the miracle Harry "
Seriously?! If I had have known that I could have made the journey when visiting folks or asked family who go up north for the occasional spree! ...my parents actually used to bring it back from their trips to Germany, car loaded with all the goodies you couldn't get here...
I feel a road trip coming on thanks Bog "
Just saw lots on sale on Amazon.co.uk |
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"Oh the best salad in Cork is in Centra they are in a brown container , it's on a bed of spinach the salmon and chicken is my favourite. For me most restaurants have crap salads mostly leaves. "
They are nice, I had the cesar salad one yesterday with a certain female friend in the park, though she was more interested in the dog treats herself |
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By *ast_jjMan
over a year ago
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"I try to respect food. Too many starving people - isn't that what our parents taught us?
But put beetroot, that bitter red leafed salad, halloumi, cheese, tofu or sun-dried tomatoes in my salad and it's a no thanks from me.
I love avocado, tomatoes, cucumber, peppers, sweetcorn. I eat any and all kinds of nuts and seeds. I love adding a bit of fruit to a salad too. I'll eat pasta, potato and couscous salads as well as a good dollop of coleslaw!
I do love a tin of tuna or a boiled egg in a salad - much preferred over other forms of animal protein.
The one and only thing that's been missing to finish off (most) of my salads - Miracle Whip.
F**k them for pulling out of the Irish market!!!
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Oh lord Miracle Whip... that brings back memories. |
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"What is miracle whip never heard of it but if someone lets me know I will happily bring some next time I'm down south "
It's a brand of mayonnaise.
You're very kind to offer but I reckon I have it sorted through family |
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"Cold rice, hard boiled eggs, tuna, tomatoes, cucumber, corn, black olives and French vinaigrette
Or
Mixed baby leaves, tons of mixed seeds, tomatoes, cucumbers, black olives and thick balsamic vinegar
Definitely NO raw onions nor peppers!!"
Mmmm yesssssss…. All of the above!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Large handful of baby spinich leaves as a base, some low fat salad cream on top then small portion of egg noodles, tin of tuna or chopped boiled eggs more salad cream on top, some chopped cucumber and 2 chopped tomatoes on top more salad cream
That's my perfect salad  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Large handful of baby spinich leaves as a base, some low fat salad cream on top then small portion of egg noodles, tin of tuna or chopped boiled eggs more salad cream on top, some chopped cucumber and 2 chopped tomatoes on top more salad cream
That's my perfect salad "
Sounds really nice minus three lots of salad cream. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Large handful of baby spinich leaves as a base, some low fat salad cream on top then small portion of egg noodles, tin of tuna or chopped boiled eggs more salad cream on top, some chopped cucumber and 2 chopped tomatoes on top more salad cream
That's my perfect salad
Sounds really nice minus three lots of salad cream. "
Low fat salad cream I've been eating this for a month and have lost a stone already |
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