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A bag of small potatoes after Friday practice, roasted on the horse-drawn cart outside Blackburn Cathedral Choristers School back in the day. Salt was obtained by licking said potatoes and dipping it in the communal tub of salt. 🤢 It's a wonder I am still alive!

He also sometimes had parched peas which is a bit of a Lancashire tradition around Easter.
 
or Picolax, that was a lot of fun.
There’s a legendary and very funny internet thread on that topic, originally posted on one of the cycling forums and has since been repeated in multiple places. A Google search for “Agent Picolax” will turn it up…
 
There’s a legendary and very funny internet thread on that topic, originally posted on one of the cycling forums and has since been repeated in multiple places. A Google search for “Agent Picolax” will turn it up…
I made the mistake of searching Google the day before I was due the same procedure and medication, gave me many a nervous laugh.
 
What brings my memory back is a pigs foot with salt pepper and vingar on haha
My grandfather's favourite meal.. Pigs trotters slow roasted in the open fire!
 
My grandfather's favourite meal.. Pigs trotters slow roasted in the open fire!
That sounds good, maybe consumed in a cabin in the woods or sea side. 👍
Comfort food and accommodation all basic human stuff .
Tuercas viejas
 
Grandmas home made Toe Nail Soup , Thin , but very nourishing 🦶
 

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