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#chaplife
what in the name of riker's beard are "pickled vegetables"?? i mean, i know what vegetables are, and i am aware of the pickling process, but i've never seen "pickled vegetables" specified as a side on a burger menu.. surely this isn't just a way of dressing up "oh, you get a gherkin on it"? lol
the burgers sound amazing though.. love the names - "the morrissey"
the burgers sound amazing though.. love the names - "the morrissey"
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Mmmm, pickled eggs
Gramaisc
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Right, well, this is an 'Old Norm', or Chainsburger, as I shall be calling it. (£8.95)
and this is what was left at the end.
Not for the faint-hearted looking for a quick snack - it requires pacing and a systematic approach.
The (potentially controversial) "pickled vegetables" were largely carrots and onion.
The downstairs staff was run off his feet at times and mine took about ten minutes to arrive - neither of which are of the slightest concern to me, and are probably a good sign, really.
and this is what was left at the end.
Not for the faint-hearted looking for a quick snack - it requires pacing and a systematic approach.
The (potentially controversial) "pickled vegetables" were largely carrots and onion.
The downstairs staff was run off his feet at times and mine took about ten minutes to arrive - neither of which are of the slightest concern to me, and are probably a good sign, really.
juice-comedy
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I believe the pickled veg is akin to having coleslaw on the side of your burger, but without drowning everything in mayonnaise.
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Is The Morrissey without halloumi suitable for vegans?
Withnail
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Brioche is usually made with eggs and/or milk.
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