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By *haremore OP Man
over a year ago
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I have just been thinking about school dinners whilst eating a rather tasteless tuna butty.
My fave at school was sausage, mash and peas with loads of gravy followed by Manchester Tart. What say you non of the Pizza nonsense they seem to dish up now. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I use to love the circular fish they served with mash mmmmmmm, can’t get it anywhere I sooo miss it  . Ooooh and caramel tart bloody hell im drooling now!!  |
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By *haremore OP Man
over a year ago
Manchester |
"I use to love the circular fish they served with mash mmmmmmm, can’t get it anywhere I sooo miss it . Ooooh and caramel tart bloody hell im drooling now!! "
Another tart lover those were the days |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Chocolate concrete with the mint custard!!! 
Yes I remember that. I would put two pounds on now just looking at it."
Haha I know but would be great to have some!! |
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By *haremore OP Man
over a year ago
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"Chocolate concrete with the mint custard!!!
Yes I remember that. I would put two pounds on now just looking at it.
Haha I know but would be great to have some!! "
Do you remember that pink custard? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Chocolate concrete with the mint custard!!! "
that and cornflake tart.
i asked my son other day if they did mint custard when he was at school.they didn't, he only left last year |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Chocolate concrete with the mint custard!!!
Yes I remember that. I would put two pounds on now just looking at it.
Haha I know but would be great to have some!!
Do you remember that pink custard?"
Yes I did but wasn’t so keen on that x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Chocolate concrete with the mint custard!!!
that and cornflake tart.
i asked my son other day if they did mint custard when he was at school.they didn't, he only left last year"
I actually made some about two years ago and it tasted amazing haha I felt like a child again!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The school dinner menu my grandson brought home last week had my mouth watering. It's not all pizza, tuna pasta and chips any more.
My favourite school dinner was sausage, chips and beans with sponge cake and custard( any of the combinations of cake and custard). |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Chocolate concrete with the mint custard!!!
that and cornflake tart.
i asked my son other day if they did mint custard when he was at school.they didn't, he only left last year"
We never had mint custard. We had vanilla, strawberry, chocolate and lemon. |
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"I didn’t have school dinners my mum wouldn’t let us 
Did you take warm cheese sandwiches, a Penguin bar and juice? "
We had ham salad sandwich on brown bread with no butter, an apple and those little boxes of raisins and a bottle full of the most diluted squash going.....sorry state of affairs we were not even allowed chocolate  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I didn’t have school dinners my mum wouldn’t let us
Did you take warm cheese sandwiches, a Penguin bar and juice?
We had ham salad sandwich on brown bread with no butter, an apple and those little boxes of raisins and a bottle full of the most diluted squash going.....sorry state of affairs we were not even allowed chocolate "
They still have those little boxes of raisins in schools- I like them 
Did it do you good though? |
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"I didn’t have school dinners my mum wouldn’t let us
Did you take warm cheese sandwiches, a Penguin bar and juice?
We had ham salad sandwich on brown bread with no butter, an apple and those little boxes of raisins and a bottle full of the most diluted squash going.....sorry state of affairs we were not even allowed chocolate
They still have those little boxes of raisins in schools- I like them
Did it do you good though?"
No I still turned out a fat bastard!! However I learnt valuable lessons around food choices and home cooked meals and not meals of convenience...so can cook decent meals etc I discovered vodka and crisps in later life |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I used to get a pound to pay for my lunch at primary shool but would swerve that and go to the sweet van instead. Back then you got a packet of polo's, rolos, mintolos and a single fag for your quid. That was my favourite |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I didn’t have school dinners my mum wouldn’t let us
Did you take warm cheese sandwiches, a Penguin bar and juice?
We had ham salad sandwich on brown bread with no butter, an apple and those little boxes of raisins and a bottle full of the most diluted squash going.....sorry state of affairs we were not even allowed chocolate
They still have those little boxes of raisins in schools- I like them
Did it do you good though?
No I still turned out a fat bastard!! However I learnt valuable lessons around food choices and home cooked meals and not meals of convenience...so can cook decent meals etc I discovered vodka and crisps in later life "
Being an adult has some advantages |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Spam fritters  "
Mmmmm, remember them very well in the 1970's. They were even better when the batter had plenty of time to dry out and they were nice and crispy. Just about the only thing when i was at school that was recognizable as a meat product of some sort.............the rest was just inedible |
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