AOM
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Definitely this. Whenever I've watched a half decent series on ITV, I immediately assume it would be improved if on BBC or Sky Atlantic.
Broadchurch is probably the only exception
ITV.
Much more likely to watch a drama on BBC than ITV and if I find any new show is on ITV, I am much more likely to turn my nose up.
Comedy. Obviously subjective, but I really look down on Mrs Browns Boys, Big Bang Theory and any other series that fall into the "broad comedy" category. Urgh, it's barbaric
Is there another way then?I eat pizza with a knife and fork most of the time.
All coffee tastes the same to me.Bean to cup coffee …. Put that instant coffee shite in front of me and I get all snooty. Start quoting the exquisite differences in aroma and flavours depending on where the coffee bean originated from. I recognise myself as a complete wanker but can’t stop myself from doing it. The wife just apologises to people.
Absolutely agree. Anything with massive amounts of canned laughter telling us it's time to laugh.Comedy. Obviously subjective, but I really look down on Mrs Browns Boys, Big Bang Theory and any other series that fall into the "broad comedy" category. Urgh, it's barbaric
That's because I'm a complete inverted snob.Don't ever move to Scotland, fish and chips is called a fish supper irrespective of the time of day!? When growing up in Rugby it was always breakfast, dinner & tea but now it is breakfast, lunch & supper. Not sure your assumption that lunch is for posh people fits up here
Absolutely agree. Anything with massive amounts of canned laughter telling us it's time to laugh.
Because it isMine calls lunch dinner and dinner tea.
That's tastist!All coffee tastes the same to me.
I am not a fan of coffee to be honest, so I just load it all up with lots of sugar and milk anyway. Probably why it all tastes the same to me.That's tastist!
Find both tea and coffee disgusting, retry them every year just in case.I am not a fan of coffee to be honest, so I just load it all up with lots of sugar and milk anyway. Probably why it all tastes the same to me.
I used to love tea, but now, like you, I cannot stand the taste.Find both tea and coffee disgusting, retry them every year just in case.
Never ceases to piss me off when tea and coffee are used as incentives to go to things like staff training or meetings, or offered as perks in hotel rooms.I used to love tea, but now, like you, I cannot stand the taste.
Used to have one spoon of sugar in tea. Have to have at least two spoonfuls in coffee.
I pretty much now just drink water.
I used to love strong tea with very little milk & 1 1/2 sugars. Then I had a mild heart attack so sugar was replaced with sweeteners. Then I was diagnosed as pre-diabetic and the doctor told me not to take sweeteners as they are worse than sugar. I found a couple of more natural sweeteners truvia & stevia but they have little effect in sweetening tea. Now I have 1 cup of not so strong tea with very little milk and a stevia sweetener doing almost nothing per day. It's just not the same & getting old is shit!!I used to love tea, but now, like you, I cannot stand the taste.
Used to have one spoon of sugar in tea. Have to have at least two spoonfuls in coffee.
I pretty much now just drink water.
You should try Agave nectar made by Groovy Foods. Comes in a bottle. Looks like honey. Costs about £2.50 in Tesco's. Not had anyone notice the difference yet.I used to love strong tea with very little milk & 1 1/2 sugars. Then I had a mild heart attack so sugar was replaced with sweeteners. Then I was diagnosed as pre-diabetic and the doctor told me not to take sweeteners as they are worse than sugar. I found a couple of more natural sweeteners truvia & stevia but they have little effect in sweetening tea. Now I have 1 cup of not so strong tea with very little milk and a stevia sweetener doing almost nothing per day. It's just not the same & getting old is shit!!
Agree about the cereals, and would like to add Tomato Ketchup and Salad Cream to the mix (both must be Heinz)
I've grown to actually quite like a big chunk of salmon, rather than the thin slices of smoked salmon I've always been subjected to before.While we're at it, the same goes for salmon-it's disgusting but it's assumed everyone likes it.
Never liked it, and pretty much the only fish I don't likeI've grown to actually quite like a big chunk of salmon, rather than the thin slices of smoked salmon I've always been subjected to before.
I've actually got some of that also so maybe that's the answer. I've been trying to like it less sweet but it isn't the same.You should try Agave nectar made by Groovy Foods. Comes in a bottle. Looks like honey. Costs about £2.50 in Tesco's. Not had anyone notice the difference yet.
But be careful as it is very sweet. A level teaspoon is perfect for me.
Give erythritol a try if you haven't already. It's the closest to sugar that I've tried. And I've tried all of them. It was available in Morrisons the last time I was back in the UK.I used to love strong tea with very little milk & 1 1/2 sugars. Then I had a mild heart attack so sugar was replaced with sweeteners. Then I was diagnosed as pre-diabetic and the doctor told me not to take sweeteners as they are worse than sugar. I found a couple of more natural sweeteners truvia & stevia but they have little effect in sweetening tea. Now I have 1 cup of not so strong tea with very little milk and a stevia sweetener doing almost nothing per day. It's just not the same & getting old is shit!!
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