Mine was ,top of the milk and the crumbs from the last of the kelloggs cornflakes and loads of sugar or tin of fruit cocktail and evaporated milk

Toffee yoghurts, scotch eggs.

Bacon – my parents were veggies, but I’d get bacon at my Nana’s.

*edit* – it’s still my favourite food.

Fish fingers, beans and mash. Did it for my little twins for the first time on Friday too 🙂

Getting to lick out the bowl when mum was baking.

Roast potatoes. The ones that are full of beef dripping and all fatty.
Frosties. Mountains of them.

Butterscotch Angel Delight!!

My Nan’s roast pork and rice pudding or my Grandad’s roast lamb.

Can feel myself salivating now just thinking about the lovely meals I used to enjoy 🙂

Some posts shouldn’t be skim read 😯

Brown sugar sarnies.
Open marmalade sarnies with heart-attack levels of butter.
Lardy cake.
Jam doughnuts

Cheese and jam butties.Food of the gods.

Some posts shouldn’t be skim read

If you are referring to my post then you are disgusting individual, I had thought carefully how to word it to avoid such confusion though…

same as it is now, bacon and fried egg sarnies…

Some posts shouldn’t be skim read

Lol – I think I read it the way as you did at first 🙂

Yes, yes I was.

Someone once taught me to read quickly by picking out the important words in a sentence. It seems I don’t always get it right…

+1 skim reading – eugh

fresh cream slices from the bakery and rock cake with fizzy orange with my mum in the local cafe.

That milkshake drink you got from the doctors if you got worms 😯

Roast Potato butties, or fish fingers, never at the same IIRC.

my Nan’s steak and kidney pie. Haven’t had one as good for about 15 years now, God rest her.

And her lasagne was pretty good, particularly left overs heated up (no microwaves then so they’d go all black and crispy on the edges)

Mmmmmmmmmmm lardy cake. 🙂

Chicken and chips.

Ate it every day on our first family holiday abroad aged 10, in 1978.

Thankfully I have a slightly more varied diet now.

Oh, and +1 for licking the baking bowl

My mums mince and chips one of my earliest memorys

Arctic roll! The one school dinner that everyone liked 🙂