What is the last thing you ate?

Chucky wrote:I had a banana, a pear, and two apples for my lunch. I also bought some 'pork crisps' thingies which I will eat at a much later date when I binge. I think that they are 'pork scrtachings' or something? I had never seen them in Ireland, but they sound tasty. CAn you seriously buy apples by the 100? I would buy them like that if I could, because I must go through 100 pieces of fruit in a matter of weeks. It's shocking to imagine the amount of food that passes through our guts, and most isn't used by our body at all.

Chucky wrote:'Pub food'. I guess that's an indication of how healthy they will be... ...

Chucky wrote:How much is fruit there? In Ireland, the cheapest fruit was, like, 6 apples for 2 Euro. In England, I have noticed that it's much cheaper and I can get around 8 or 10 apples for 1.50 pounds.

m1norityofone984 wrote:They're food for the soul, that's all that matters

Last eaten: quinoa pilaf with eggplant, tomatoes, etc.

Chucky wrote:

m1norityofone984 wrote:They're food for the soul, that's all that matters

Last eaten: quinoa pilaf with eggplant, tomatoes, etc.

Nicely put... ...I'll let you know what the taste like tomorrow. I just realised actually that the packet isn't transparent. So, I'm thinking that they probably look like little pieces of $#%^, and that only drunks would buy them. I bought them in a pub-type place in the village near my university.

How can an orange cost £1 Parador? ...or a dollar, I mean

Chucky wrote:

m1norityofone984 wrote:They're food for the soul, that's all that matters

Last eaten: quinoa pilaf with eggplant, tomatoes, etc.

Nicely put... ...I'll let you know what the taste like tomorrow. I just realised actually that the packet isn't transparent. So, I'm thinking that they probably look like little pieces of $#%^, and that only drunks would buy them. I bought them in a pub-type place in the village near my university.

How can an orange cost £1 Parador? ...or a dollar, I mean