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Carb appreciation thread-what's your favourite carb or carb combination?

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AutisticLegoLover · 09/09/2023 18:53

I love lasagne with chips and garlic bread. Pizza and chips. Chip butties, wotsits sandwiches, fried mashed potato sandwiches. Carbs are good! What's your favourite carb or carb combo?

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ThreeRingCircus · 11/09/2023 17:01

NorthernChinchilla · 10/09/2023 10:37

You're nearly right. Butter pie from Booths Grin

When pregnant with DD I went randomly veggie and ate so much of this. With DS, chip butties.

My children are double carb!

The Booths ones are certainly good I agree. Our local bakery makes them in-house though and they are whispers even better!

Lulubo1 · 11/09/2023 17:07

I'm so partial to white roast with lashings of butter. Simple and soooo yummy

Oblomov23 · 11/09/2023 17:27

Mashed potato, with sausages, peas, gravy.
Cheese toastie and tomato soup.

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clipclop5 · 11/09/2023 17:31

Pasta every time

OldTinHat · 11/09/2023 17:36

Potato waffle sandwich - but the bread has to be thick sliced white with about half a pound of butter spread on it. Delicious!

Sgtmajormummy · 11/09/2023 17:39

DH comes from Liguria, the land of flaky chickpea fritter (farinata) served inside hot, greasy thick focaccia.
I thought that was weird even before low carb!

Sgtmajormummy · 11/09/2023 17:41

Mine is chips inside slabs of Irish batch bread (buttered, of course). I haven’t had it for years…

BlueThursday · 11/09/2023 17:46

Oooh a roll and fritter with lots of vinegar

Chemenger · 11/09/2023 17:47

Macaroni cheese and chips. Or a macaroni pie with chips. Both with copious brown sauce. Or an Aberdeenshire white pudding supper.

IbizaToTheNorfolkBroads · 11/09/2023 17:53

Bread
, bay firm of bread, granary, rye, bloomer, brioche, crumpet, muffin, naan, baguette, any kind of bread.

With butter.

Sgtmajormummy · 11/09/2023 18:01

When I went to Belgium they told me I had to try stoemp. No idea what it was.
Even the Belgian waiter looked at me strangely when I asked for stoemp and fries…
Its a root vegetable mash/flan.

FussyPud · 11/09/2023 18:02

As a child I would have said a piece of cheap white bread, with a dollop of mash folded into it, dipped in the leftover gravy.

As an adult, it would be a toss up between that, or anything that is rice based.

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