Spaghetti - Hoops or Regular??

[CHAPPERS]

The end of those sausages look like cats bumholes.

It's funny coz it's true.

 

[Trotster]

mmmmm - that is my favourite meal, beans and tinned sausages - In asda, you can get 4 giant sausages in the tin instead of lots of little ones - they look a bit like a poo....

 

[British Bulldog]

Glad I found this thread, Mrs Bulldog is convinced tinned spaghetti hoops taste different to tinned spaghetti regular and therefore refuses to eat them? Even the same brand. Can anybody confirm or deny this for the sake of my sanity and tinned spaghetti buying?

 

[Chicken Run]

Glad I found this thread, Mrs Bulldog is convinced tinned spaghetti hoops taste different to tinned spaghetti regular and therefore refuses to eat them? Even the same brand. Can anybody confirm or deny this for the sake of my sanity and tinned spaghetti buying?

I always found the spaghetti in a tin sauce taster than the hoops

 

[MJsGhost]

I just can't believe that nobody said tine instead of prong?

Easy to remember as
tine = fine
prong = wrong






(I do realise prong is an accepted alternative btw)

 

[The Clamp]

Neither.

Though it’s probably all there will be in the “Italian” section after Brexit port checks

 

[The Clamp]

That would be a prong, wouldn't it?

Tine

 

[British Bulldog]

Is it a taste or shape thing?

 

[Bakero]

Baked beans are acceptable but surely no adult is eating spaghetti, hooped or otherwise, from a can in 2024.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Baked beans are acceptable but surely no adult is eating spaghetti, hooped or otherwise, from a can in 2024.

I do, on a jacket potato.

 

[US Seagull]

Baked beans are acceptable but surely no adult is eating spaghetti, hooped or otherwise, from a can in 2024.

Spaghetti rings and meatballs from a can. Easy lunch.

Once in a while the wife will get the alphabet spaghetti with meatballs. I don't like that as much. Don't want to have to do homework with lunch!

 

[GT49er]

That would be a prong, wouldn't it?

......or a tine.

 

[Greg Bobkin]

I just can't believe that nobody said tine instead of prong?

Easy to remember as
tine = fine
prong = wrong






(I do realise prong is an accepted alternative btw)

It clearly wasn't the tine or the plaice.

 

[Jaxie]

Hoops. Cold. Straight out of the tin

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Baked beans are acceptable but surely no adult is eating spaghetti, hooped or otherwise, from a can in 2024.

The tin tastes better.

 

[Bakero]

The tin tastes better.

More iron and possibly often vitamins

 

[maffew]

Both are rank.

 

[swindonseagull]

Hoops on toast.....with lashings of HP sauce

 

[Brok]

I just can't believe that nobody said tine instead of prong?

Easy to remember as
tine = fine
prong = wrong






(I do realise prong is an accepted alternative btw)

True. But what do you call the bottom tine on my forks, which I have ground down to a sharp edge so I can use them to cut up things? (Sausages etc)
Is it a fife, or a knork?

 

[knocky1]

What about alphabetti spaghetti?

You never seemed to have the right letters to spell anything offensive, for some reason.