To say this is the most delicious dinner ever

[ferociouskin]

Albeit very indulgent

I was about to ask the same....I though lurpack was real butter, is it because it's the spreadable version??

@PanamaPattie

You need Lurpak real butter to butter your toast twice - once when it's hot and then spread more when the toast has cooled. Then sprinkle it with sea salt.

Nigella??

It doesn't look like dinner.

Spreadable butter is not butter, it is an abomination. Otherwise good, 9/10.

Does sound delicious. It is the sort of thing DS and I have as an indulgence.

@ferociouskin

It's Brussels pate, chicken liver pate, baked Camembert, caramelised chutney, bread and butter...is delicious, full up already. Noted on the butter

Very nice, just read what it was. I don't like Camembert but that is just a matter of taste so could be substituted (husband loved it and would eat loads, Brie too); the bread looks lovely. I still wouldn't call it a dinner though.

Ingredients of spreadable vs real butter.

@Jinglebellissimo

I think it looks tasty OP. And is probably going to upset a lot of pregnant women

Said pregnant women can have everything in that picture except the pate if they are following NHS guidance

I got excited when I saw what I thought was Branson pickle

@Strawberrypancakes

I thought the thing on it’s own was a lemon meringue pie 😂

Me too :-).

It looks amazing!

I think lurpack is fine personally, although I wouldn’t have butter with that meal at all.

Baked Camembert I accept is allowed when pregnant as it’s cooked. But I thought pate was an absolute no. Has that been updated as it seemed the very worst thing (apart from cigarette or illegal drugs obviously) when I was last pregnant in 2013/4. Even worse than booze I thought!

Q: What cheese do you use to coax a bear out of a tree?

A: Camembert

@Oysterbabe

Ingredients of spreadable vs real butter.

That looks alright. I'd prefer if olive oil was included rather than rapeseed but there you go. It's nearly all butter and doesn't make holes in your bread. I buy Lurpak spreadable sometimes and Country Life, depending on where I shop. Both are nice.

You are so unreasonable! Some of us are pregnant you know...

That's a snack not dinner

Looks like ham , beef, bread and Hartleys raspberry jelly. Not very appetising looking.

@TheDowagerDuchess

Baked Camembert I accept is allowed when pregnant as it’s cooked. But I thought pate was an absolute no. Has that been updated as it seemed the very worst thing (apart from cigarette or illegal drugs obviously) when I was last pregnant in 2013/4. Even worse than booze I thought!

Yes, everything except the pate.

Pate is still advised against - partly for the listeria risk and partly due to high levels of vitamin A in liver pates.

You need something fresh, cherry tomatoes/grapes etc, not to make it remotely healthy, but to cleanse the palate so you can eat more cheese and pate without starting to feel queasy

The only spreadable that should be allowed is M&S or Président as they do not have oil added. If it's a block of butter there's many, many better than Lurpak. My mum used to buy me Lurpak in the 70s because I didn't like her very salty Kerrygold. There's more choice now

@tions

Foie gras?

I sincerely hope not.

@Pickypolly

What’s that brown stuff?

Nope.
Egg & chips is the best tea ever. EVER.

Provided the yolk is runny so the chips can be dipped into it.

And the chips are cooked in proper fat, not some polyunsaturated satan-snot.

Actually I prefer mine. A tender chicken breast cooked with lemon and garlic. A large helping of mixed roasted vegetables with plenty of tomato/tomato purée and red onion plus a baked sweet potato. Plus a plate of sliced strawberries with yoghurt and a dash of maple syrup followed by a nice large cuppa. Yummy. 😋

No thanks. I've just had fish and chips - much nicer!