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  • What is the most high-consequence snack?
  • binners
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    I’ve just had a packet of…

    My hands now absolutely honk. I’ve tried washing them to little effect. I suspect they could remain this anti-social for the entire weekend, at least. The only thing I can think about that’s as high consequence/toxic, but for different, more colour-based reasons are

    So what little indulgence can’t you resist? despite the potentially terrible consequences?

    whatnobeer
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    Those ‘scampi’ ones that bars sell are pretty rough. As is any sort of fish where you’ve ended up handling it yourself.

    [video]http://vimeo.com/3774307[/video]

    CaptJon
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    So what little indulgence can’t you resist? despite the potentially terrible consequences?

    The boss’s daughter.

    IA
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    Cheese n onion monster munch.

    druidh
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    The Monster Munch they used to sell which made your mouth go blue.

    allthepies
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    toys19
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    In jakarta we had crisps made from deep fried chicken skin. They were awesome.

    IanMunro
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    Not really high consequence, but I bought a packet of ‘Nice’ biscuits, because they’re cheap and I don’t like em much, which should reduce the rate I eat them. But just looked at the calories 41 for a single tiny biscuit!!
    Which means 2.5 crappy little biscuits equal the yummyness of a packet of French Fries! – which I now want to eat, but I can’t as the shop’s shut. Which isn’t nice.

    On the back of the packet there’s a link to a website –

    http://www.123healthybalance.com

    Which tells me that a digestive and a packet of hula-hoops is better than an apple.
    Brilliant news!!

    A digestive biscuit has 0.5g of fibre and 1.1g of protein. It also contains calcium, iron, thiamine, riboflavin and niacin.
    As a comparison, an apple contains 2g of fibre and 0.3g of protein. It also contains calcium, iron, thiamine, riboflavin, vitamin A and vitamin C.
    A 25g pack of Hula Hoops contains 0.5g of fibre and 0.8g of protein. The 7.2g of fat accounts for 8% of the GDA on fat for a man but potato hoops also contain calcium and iron as well as vitamins A and C.

    donsimon
    Free Member

    Red chilli.

    IA
    Full Member

    they’re cheap and I don’t like em much, which should reduce the rate I eat them.

    Ahah, someone that follows my snack logic! Most folk seem to think i’m mad.

    DrP
    Full Member

    Laughing out my coffee at that Scampi Fries advert!!!

    DrP

    brakes
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    Taleggio cheese which has been open for a few days that you take a scoop from with your finger.
    Makes your finger smell like the must unholy of holies.

    thomthumb
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    Aristotle
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    Potentially high consequence snack?

    One of these Fugu on a sandwich:

    TandemJeremy
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    High consequence snack? Smack,crack and whizz sandwich

    huws
    Free Member

    Red chilli.

    While wearing contact lenses. **** that hurt.

    mos
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    I had a bag of pork scractchings the other night that contained 19G of saturated fat!

    binners
    Full Member

    Oh… I’ve just remembered. These things look innocent , but are absolutely nuclear on your fingers!!!

    Smack,crack and whizz sandwich

    Would that be known as a Glasgow Ciabata? 😀

    TheSouthernYeti
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    You should try eating fresh Tiger penis.

    d45yth
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    Polar bear liver?

    loddrik
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    RONALD POPPO!!

    (look it up…..)

    😯

    TheSouthernYeti
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    Loddrik – is it going to be like that time I was told to watch a video of a couple of girls eating chocolate mousse out of a cup?

    andrewrchambers
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    badllama
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    These I love them 🙂

    transapp
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    Ronald Poppo – **** hell!

    deadlydarcy
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    Unprotected sausage sandwich can be quite consequential.

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