Meade's Ball
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I'm with Sydney on this one. Beats a limp lettuce leave any day.
Maybe he was thinking of Roger Ramjet.
I like rocket too.
I'm with Sydney on this one. Beats a limp lettuce leave any day.
Not the spectacle, but the way it's squeezing every last penny out of football, piling it all into a massive bath, and sloshing about in it, laughing maniacally; whilst the rest if English football is fighting over the an ever decreasing pot.
I'm not saying Nando's is great and you're probably right about the marketing. I think it appeals because it's cheap but the food and surroundings are clearly a cut above having a McDonald's burger or some greasy KFC chicken, so the scum feel like they're having a proper night out.
My only point is that I can't see how you can say it's worse than a McDonald's meal. McDonald's 'meat' is absolutely appalling, and they effectively serve salt with a sprinkling of chips, when it should be the other way round. Nando's is just a solid chicken meal, nothing to get excited about but pleasant enough. It's a long way ahead of anything Ronald is serving up.
On this subject, what truly is shit in a restaurant is any pasta dish. I can't believe anyone EVER orders one. Do these people not go to the supermarket and see the price of pasta? What comes out on your plate costs literally about 10p. Throw on a generic sauce bought in bulk and of average quality and maybe a tiny bit of chicken and you're serving a meal that costs about 50p to make for £10. At least with a Nando's, or a pizza, or even a burger, I can see ingredients that actually cost a few quid to buy.
Soreen.
And generally cakes with "healthy" ingredients in.
i really like banana soreen.....i'l quite happily wolf down a whole loaf if the moods right
I disagree; all of these things are in fact very goodreincarnation , sponges , leafy seadragons , eggs , gooseberries , sloths , pig-faced frogs , halibut , snow , cauliflower , rabbits , donkeys , drains , toilets and carpet.
Go for it TS. You coming tonight?
I'm with Sydney on this one. Beats a limp lettuce leave any day.
Instagram.
It is compared to going to a 'proper' restaurant. I agree it's not cheap for what it is, but I think it works because mum and dad can feed themselves and two kids for less than £40 in a traditional restaurant setting. Their alternatives are to eat shit food at McDonald's in a poor environment, or spend an awful lot more on a similar place to Nando's with nicer food. It's one of the few places I can think of that falls in the middle ground between fast food and decent restaurant.