On the food bank front, what does 'tinned meat/fish' mean? And packet soup Vs tinned, is there much difference?
As well as salmon, tuna, sardines there's also Spam, luncheon meat, minced beef and onion, chunky chicken and corned dog. I always put tinned soup in for the food bank, packet soup is awful.
I'd use them as a side dish to a properly cooked meal to add some variety or extra nutrients to the diet. For example if am making a lentil soup it's boring to serve it as it is. But if i add a side dish of various cheese and salami or a side dish of anchovies and some nice aromatic bread and some wine it becomes a little feast.I just don't know what people eatDo people even eat tinned mackerel and sardines?
I’ll still be fucked on the 2nd, but I’ll probably be nudeRon found naked and sobbing on the 2nd.
NOT the answer my hangover horn was looking forIt was just BORING and I only knew two people there.