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[melv16]

... coconut oil to gherkins, oysters and olives makes it easier to get them in the bin:-)

[tonyav]

LOL. And cuts out the middle man.

[ummmm]

I like all of them :-)

[woofgang]

yes but not all together

[ummmm]

No, not together :-)

[Arksided]

Keep the rest, I'll stick to a simple gherkin.

[Jackdaw33]

Don't think I would fancy coconut oil but definitely fancy olives, gherkins and oysters. Not together, of course.

[tonyav]

I think I'll have the gherkout.

[Arksided]

Sounds like a new dance craze Mr.AV.

[tonyav]

It does doesn't it.

[Jackdaw33]

I have never eaten oysters in England, only in France. Unless you live near an oyster bar I don't know where you would get them here.

[Captain2]

Oysters and Guinness, absolutely divine. Got treated to that once in a bar when working in Belfast.

[Captain2]

Jack, I can remember 3 oysters for 2/6d from stalls on Blackpool prom, dad had two and one for me.

[Jackdaw33]

Agree with that, Captain.

[ummmm]

You can get them from the fish counter in the supermarket.

[melv16]

Oysters taste like the sea, yes, the Humber estuary:-)

[LadyCG]

Sounds lovely. I'd probably pair your meal with a lovely glass of Castrol GTX.

[marval]

I shall just have the gherkins and leave the rest.

[alavahalf]

Can anyone explain oysters .. you tip them into your mouth and swallow them ?
Do you do that because they taste bad, because I am sure as hell you dont sink your teeth into them and chew them. Where does the divine bit arrive when you have just swallowed something you dont get to taste ?

[ummmm]

You do chew them.

[webbo3]

nothing wrong with any of those.