[DISCUSSION] "The perfect snack"?

Food of the gods.

Hexx wrote:Moggy's Snack Sunday Roast then?

I said food not meal you muppet.

Most of the ingredients of a roast would work ok in snack form. A handful of roast meat would be lovely. A lot of pubs will put roast potatoes out as snacks on a Sunday afternoon. A small Yorkshire Pudding would be nice enough as a quick bite to eat.

PostRe: "The perfect snack"? by **Poser** » Wed May 03, 2017 4:23 pm

+1 for roast beef as a snack.

Do it quite a lot with leftover beef*. Little pile of salt to dip it in. Heaven.

* Also available from Graze for £27 per pack.

PostRe: "The perfect snack"? by **Mafro** » Wed May 03, 2017 4:28 pm

Poser wrote:
Mafro wrote:
Poser wrote:Graze boxes

Have you ever felt like you've been had, Maf?

Nope.

You should: they're for mugs and/or women.

Or for people that like the taste. I honestly couldn't care less what you think about them anyway.

Ironhide wrote:

Food of the gods.

Those ones and the other round things with the coconut on them are really nice.

Kinda taste like rum truffles.

PostRe: "The perfect snack"? by **Cumberdanes** » Wed May 03, 2017 4:33 pm

I always like cold boiled potatoes with a little pinch of salt as a snack. My dad always cooks far too many with the Sunday roast leaving plenty to pick at the next day.

Those vegetable dumplings from Nudo Sushi are great as a light snack or as the first course in a larger lunch.

PostRe: "The perfect snack"? by **Poser** » Wed May 03, 2017 4:46 pm

Mafro wrote:
Poser wrote:
Mafro wrote:
Poser wrote:Graze boxes

Have you ever felt like you've been had, Maf?

Nope.

You should: they're for mugs and/or women.

Or for people that like the taste. I honestly couldn't care less what you think about them anyway.

So when you posted about them in a snacks discussion thread, you were only hoping to hear from people who agreed they were great?

PostRe: "The perfect snack"? by **Mafro** » Wed May 03, 2017 4:51 pm

Nah just bored of patronising and snooty replies from the usual suspects.

PostRe: "The perfect snack"? by **Dowbocop** » Wed May 03, 2017 4:52 pm

It's my treat for when I go to a horrible, claustrophobic clinic location, as the shop nearby has them for 50p :wub:

PostRe: "The perfect snack"? by *<]:^D » Thu May 04, 2017 10:44 am

Peter Crisp wrote:
Mafro wrote:pussay

This seems like it could be a logistical nightmare if you're eating this at your desk.

PostRe: "The perfect snack"? by *<]:^D » Thu May 04, 2017 10:46 am

im not sure if this counts as a snack if you eat the whole bag in one sitting:

theyre stick pretzels, but better :wub:

PostRe: "The perfect snack"? by **Poser** » Thu May 04, 2017 10:56 am

Mafro wrote:Nah just bored of patronising and snooty replies from the usual suspects.

I'll file that one under 'praise from Caesar'.

A hard boiled egg rolled in salt is always a good snack.

PostRe: "The perfect snack"? by **Lotus** » Thu May 04, 2017 11:02 am

Beef jerky's always good. Or crisps, although I tend to devour 5 or 6 bags in one sitting, so I try and avoid them if I can.

PostRe: "The perfect snack"? by **Rex Kramer** » Thu May 04, 2017 11:16 am

IAmTheSaladMan wrote:I always like cold boiled potatoes with a little pinch of salt as a snack. My dad always cooks far too many with the Sunday roast leaving plenty to pick at the next day.

Those vegetable dumplings from Nudo Sushi are great as a light snack or as the first course in a larger lunch.

As in the drink larger?

PostRe: "The perfect snack"? by **Miguel007** » Thu May 04, 2017 11:52 am

I love yoghurt covered peanuts or raisins & Proper Corn, the flavours are well lush and it seems healthy enough too.

PostRe: "The perfect snack"? by **Errkal** » Thu May 04, 2017 12:04 pm

Salt and sweet popcorn works well, coop does their own brand that's good

PostRe: "The perfect snack"? by **Hexx** » Thu May 04, 2017 12:13 pm

Errkal wrote:Salt and sweet popcorn works well, coop does their own brand that's good

You strawberry floating monster.

PostRe: "The perfect snack"? by **Errkal** » Thu May 04, 2017 12:17 pm

Hexx wrote:
Errkal wrote:Salt and sweet popcorn works well, coop does their own brand that's good

You strawberry floating monster.

Monster? It's awesome, sometimes is a sweet corn sometimes salty. Yummo!

I discovered crunch corn the other day, it is sort of part popped and coated in flavours like crisps that stuff is good. Expensive but good.

I can't believe I used to like you.

(Strawberry, Dark Chocolate and Black Pepper Popcorn from Tescos though...)

I will no longer accept such sloppy snack debate. [DISCUSSION]'d. Please back up your points with full references to the International Journal of Experimental Snackology from now on.

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