Fav Late Night Snack

[pigletwillie]

We stay in Normandy Tony, heart of the French cheese making industry. So much cheese,

quality brie
Neuf chatelle
goats cheese to die for

and of course that nasty processed stuff thats used to make croque monsieurs which taste superb

[rustylady]

Stop it you lot, you're making my teeth bored! For me anything savoury that doesn't need cooking. Crisps, twiglets, etc. Maybe really dark chocolate but I don't really have a sweet tooth. Absolute fave (if I can be bothered) is chips with melted cheese and pickle

[Snadger]

I actually like stilton with apricots, but only afford it at Christmas.

I love Stilton, I love Apricots, I love Stilton eaten with apricots but to my mind Stilton with apricot pieces embedded in it is.....

[Snadger]

How about steamed PSB with a knob of butter loads of pepper and with a buttered crusty loaf as an accompanyment!
Needless to say, washed down with a cheeky little red!

[TonyF]

PW, there also the absolutely superb Pont Levesque which stinks out the fridge after a few days and that awful processed stuff that you buy for raclettes.

[nick the grief]

Sorry guys I like my penecillin in tablet form not running round the plate nicking the biscuits

I guess my fave late night snack ( apart from LJ and a bathfull of pink Blancmange) would be a cheese sanger with a glass of ice cold milk, with some home made pickle onions on the side followed by about 6 rennies

[muckdiva]

Homemade Easiyo yoghurt with a dollop of lemon curd (homemade of course ) and a digestive biscuit crumbled over the top. It's nearly cheesecake....

[Hazel at the Hill]

Your tastes are all sooooo sophisticated!

Fav late night snack has to be anything toasted that you can put lashings of butter and/or cheese on.

Probrably crumpets has the no.1 spot.

[pigletwillie]

I shall look out for that Tony and give it a whirl.

Nick, you are such a girl, eat the blue.

[Flummery]

PW, there also the absolutely superb Pont Levesque which stinks out the fridge after a few days and that awful processed stuff that you buy for raclettes.

I LOVE Pont L'Eveque - you have to hold your nose to eat it though! Does it mean Bishop's Bridge - or did I dream that?

[johnty greentoes]

Just once in a while a cigar on the patio in the moonlight.

[Earthbabe]

Stop it you lot, you're making my teeth bored! For me anything savoury that doesn't need cooking. Crisps, twiglets, etc. Maybe really dark chocolate but I don't really have a sweet tooth. Absolute fave (if I can be bothered) is chips with melted cheese and pickle

RL very good quality dark chocolate isn't that sweet. Not enough room left for adding sugar Suits me.

Late night snack - if i take my digestive system in my own hands has to be crumpet with marmite and melted cheese and poss some may between. As eating wheat causes me probs I'd settle for a piece of Village Bakery Rossisky rye bread with same.

Although sometimes a good handful of nuts and fruit - one of those scrummy "luxury" mixes with cranberries and things will do.

Depends on the mood cos sometimes my bored teeth will settle for a good hot chocolate with squirty cream and sprinkles and a few wine gums.

[valmarg]

If you can get here
Sorry to be biased Blue Stilton is made locally & one of the best cheeses in the the world.

Bubblewrap, blue stilton is not 'one of the best cheeses in the world'. It is THE BEST. All right!!

valmarg

[Grandpadragon]

I'z not allowed it but I could murder a girt big bag of Pork Scratchings
A local butcher makes them to perfection

[TonyF]

Flum, it does mean that in a literal translation but it's also a small village in Normandie (I think), had lunch there last year, one Saturday early January whilst I was working in Rouen and needed a break, place was rocking.

Bought some of the locally made cheese and by the time I got back home a week later had it trained to do tricks it was so ripe.