Tired of cheese eating plebs

[Mottie]

What's wrong with sugar, salad cream, brown sauce, lard,yes lard.

We used to have bread and dripping for tea.

 

[Justin Passing]

£2/kilo

Double what it was.
Apparently.

It's not lard it's "dripping", & spread on bread with a wet knifes wipe of brown sauce it is considered a delicacy in certain areas.

Lard = pig
Dripping = cow, no?

 

[Bod ...]

We used to have bread and dripping for tea.

Dripping on toast. Yum yum

 

[Justin Passing]

Good site for Grannies recipes https://www.1900s.org.uk/dripping.htm

 

[Stivino]

Dumb like a true Brexiteer.

I didn't know you were a Brexiteer?

 

[SirGalahad]

I didn't know you were a Brexiteer?

I am, the Brexit I want is that we unhitch the uk from Europe and sail it across the Atlantic to the US so we can be their poodle.

 

[transam]

I don’t like cheese

Hence why i
Don’t buy it or know the cost of it

 

[Stivino]

I don’t like cheese

Hence why i
Don’t buy it or know the cost of it

If you decide to try it, from my fridge; Red Leicester £12/Kilo, Wyke mature cheddar £12.50/Kilo, Sainsbury's cheddar £7/Kilo.

 

[JonathanM]

Lard = pig
Dripping = cow, no?

Lard is definitely pig.

I think dripping is just a general term, though. We love dripping on bread here, just with salt, lamb is my favourite (with a bit of the jelly from underneath). Also, we let mash potato go cold overnight in the fridge, then fry it up with the dripping until it's all browned and yummy

If you decide to try it, from my fridge; Red Leicester £12/Kilo, Wyke mature cheddar £12.50/Kilo, Sainsbury's cheddar £7/Kilo.

I don't eat much cheese anymore, but this used to be beautiful and fantastic value at Aldi £8.50/Kg

Specially Selected West Country Extra Mature Cheddar 350g

groceries.aldi.co.uk

 

[nwgs]

Most posting sound like spoilt little Labour kids.

Must be nice to not care.

 

[Bod ...]

I don’t like cheese

Hence why i
Don’t buy it or know the cost of it

I never liked cheese until I went to France they do the best cheese.

 

[securespark]

Lard = pig
Dripping = cow, no?

Speaking as an ex Food Scientist, that is how I see it.

Dripping is rendered down beef fat.

Some call rendered pig fat pork dripping, but in the food industries I worked in, we all called it lard.

 

[foxhole]

Speaking as an ex Food Scientist, that is how I see it.

Dripping is rendered down beef fat.

Some call rendered pig fat pork dripping, but in the food industries I worked in, we all called it lard.

Lard is rendered pig fat .
Rendered beef fat is tallow.
Dripping is remnants and fat from cooking meat .

 

[Mottie]

Dripping is remnants and fat from cooking meat .

Yeah, I remember it was two colours. White lard-like with the tasty brown jelly stuff. Mmmmm

 

[noseall]

I never liked cheese until I went to France they do the best cheese.

French just do great food.