Cauliflower cheese soup

[JoM]

Yes, sorry Ton...we dragged your thread about lovely home made soup down to Denise Royle levels

[Ally]

Yes, sorry Ton...we dragged your thread about lovely home made soup down to Denise Royle levels

Av you 'ad yer tea Denise?

Yeah.

What you had?

Dairylea on toast.

[JoM]

What 'av you 'ad for yer tea Denise?

Spaghetti

Ooooh, bolognese?

No...hoops

[Ally]

What 'av you 'ad for yer tea Denise?

Spaghetti

Ooooh, bolognese?

No...hoops

'Nearly dinner time. I'm 'aving hoops.'

Gene Hunt. Life on Mars.

(I think Friday madness has kicked in!)

[JoM]

I think it has....again, sorry Ton

[tonicha]

at you lot.

Yes, Debih, it is the Dairylea type triangles.

And very nice it was too - there's enough for three more lunches so into the freezer it will go

[JoM]

So it makes a fair few servings then? Myself and Joe would like this, John and Tom would turn their noses up

[tonicha]

Yes Jo. Grumpy and I had two ladles of it each and then there were about another 6 ladles left ish.

[JoM]

I've copied it and emailed it to John to print out (got no paper here!!) so I can put it in my recipe folder. Nice to have some lovely soup in the freezer

[debih]

Ooooh - chocolate milk is the best thing since, well, chocolate milk.

When we went to Bruge for a week we came across a drink called Cecemel. L and I fell in love with it and were buying it from the little supermarket like it was going out of fashion. As we had driven over we decided to buy some to bring back with us.

Unfortunately we opened a carton and had a drink before we left and that carton got put in the bag with Mick's clothes......................

We have never found anything like Cecemel in the UK so our friends often bring us a few cartons over when they visit from Bruge. The closest thing to it is a chocolate oat drink they sell in Sainsburys, but it isn't as thick.