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    neil(george)wilson
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    Re: Favourite Army Scoff

    What about on the range, when for whatever reason, you found yourself with just one mess tin. 'All-in stew and rice puddin,' Luvely...

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    Re: Favourite Army Scoff

    Gwyn,

    You must have the constitution of the "Regimental Goat". As I remebr the cookhouse "Spotted Dick" it was like chewing a sponge!

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    I'm with the old ones...Spotted Dick, Jam Roly Poly & Jam & Coconut Sponge, I even liked the braised hearts & rabbit we used to get.
    Compo sausages, corned dog & I never quite made my mind up about Chicken in Brown Sauce ?? Rolled oats made with drinking chocolate yum! Fly grave biscuits (fruit) the Rat packs really improved over the years especially when they got rid of the tins. (missed the bacon grill)
    A bottle of cheap plonk, compo cheese, jam & biscuits on top of the APC at the end of the day.

    Yuk... The tubes of milk, marge & cheese we used to get in the 70s, they froze in winter & just turned to liquid in summer, the marge tasted like rifle oil !! how do I know?? I reached into the back of the 432 after a night attack in Canada found a bottle & gulped down a few mouthfuls of "POP" Stick out

    Talking of Canada " Soda pop" (cream soda) yum.

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    Re: Favourite Army Scoff

    Arctic rations S Georgia.

    Breakfast:-

    Mix together -

    Porridge
    Apple flakes
    Chocolate powder
    Puddings, mixed fruit.

    Lay in your gut like a 20 stone whore in a hammock!


    Loved those old (non arctic) ration packs - where else would you find a tin of matches and sweets!

    Are those compo folding can openers still going? One of those will turn up on antiques roadshow one day!

    How about the folding stoves - and the hexamine blocks, are they legal these days?
    Working for yourself is great, not only can you work half days, you can choose which 12 hours!

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    Exclamation Re: Favourite Army Scoff

    Quote Originally Posted by Gwyn Nicholas View Post
    And who can forget the "SPOTTED DICK" Recipe please Oh ACC magicians!
    had to be the all in at the end of a ex didnt know what you where getting

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    Re: Favourite Army Scoff

    I used to like the all in stew also especially on a cold day on the ranges. a few slices of bread off the boys who had no cigs, and you were always warmed up...
    Vincit Veritas

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    After a nasty incident which involved body parts (theirs not ours) in the Falls/Divis area, I was unable to eat anything cooked for over two months. The slop jocks at NHSM made me toast and I bought Milky Ways from the choggie; it was all I could keep down.

    As one Aldershot Concrete Co guy said to me 'The human body can take good food and turn it into **** in 90 minutes; we can do that in less than five !'

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    Im sure all the boys who served in Gorazda will agree PASTA has to be way down on the food fav's

    The good old egg banjo has to be the main Moral booster, layerd in salt and dripping in brown sauce.

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    mikedonnelly
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ray Edwards 31 View Post
    Mike, I think it has to be duck egg sandwich made from bread nicked from the cooks tent,
    Good memory Ray how about grilled canadian gouffer sandwich a bargain at one dollar.

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    Mark Allen
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    Fish finger sandwichs on a Saturday morning after a night out in Berlin gets my vote anytime.

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