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Member Since: February 2003 Posts: 29,988 Send Message	+++DetEcTive+++	Report	13 Oct 2016 23:49
	At least it wasn't pancakes, liberally sprinkled with salt. :-(
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Member Since: January 2004 Posts: 16,020 Send Message	Sharron	Report	13 Oct 2016 23:37
	Well, I don't know where it came from. Was making spag bol for tea. There is always a bottle of red wine by the stove to go in to the cooking and I know OH sometimes brings some wine home if he goes to a family do. (I don't ever go because I can't stand his family.) I picked up the white wine bottle that had red wine in it and didn't thinjk anything of it when it fizzed a bit, how would I know what that lot might see fit to drink? Put the usual stuff in the sauce, green OXOs, soy sauce, Worcester sauce, tin of tomatoes. Then I tasted it and it was bloody horrible! It appears that the fizzy red wine must have been Vimto or something. The mince was sweet. I put a can of beer, red wine (proper stuff this time), Marmite, more green Oxo, black pepper, salt and STILL it tasted of Ribena or whatever it was. It was vile but OH, Fred's mate and M ate it. I had a peanut butter sandwich.