Let's face it, Pot Noodles are *never* going to be as good as they were
in the 80's when Golden Wonder owned them, but how does this new Lamb
Hotpot verity stack up?

Good or crud?

"Shaun Garrett" <QkRAn@QsyE0at.Qd1> wrote in message 
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> Let's face it, Pot Noodles are *never* going to be as good as they were
> in the 80's when Golden Wonder owned them, but how does this new Lamb
> Hotpot verity stack up?

This is probably going to be a whoosh, but "Balderdash"


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Shaun Garrett wrote:
> Let's face it, Pot Noodles are *never* going to be as good as they were
> in the 80's when Golden Wonder owned them, but how does this new Lamb
> Hotpot verity stack up?
> 

One box on top of another IWHT.

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On Jul 17, 1:04 am, Shaun Garrett <Qk...@QsyE0at.Qd1> wrote:
> Let's face it, Pot Noodles are *never* going to be as good as they were
> in the 80's when Golden Wonder owned them, but how does this new Lamb
> Hotpot verity stack up?
>
> Good or crud?

the only Pot Noodle worth eating (and it's marginal) is the Bombay Bad
Boy.

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darsy wrote:

> the only Pot Noodle worth eating (and it's marginal) is the Bombay Bad
> Boy.

Top tip: mix a small tin of Baked Beans into it to make a great
post-pub snack.

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On Jul 17, 11:21 am, "CT"  wrote:
> darsy wrote:
> > the only Pot Noodle worth eating (and it's marginal) is the Bombay Bad
> > Boy.
>
> Top tip: mix a small tin of Baked Beans into it to make a great
> post-pub snack.

that sounds vaguely appealling, actually.

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On 2008-07-17, darsy  wrote:
> On Jul 17, 11:21 am, "CT"  wrote:
>> darsy wrote:
>> > the only Pot Noodle worth eating (and it's marginal) is the Bombay Bad
>> > Boy.
>>
>> Top tip: mix a small tin of Baked Beans into it to make a great
>> post-pub snack.
>
> that sounds vaguely appalling, actually.
>


Post corrected.

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darsy wrote:
> On Jul 17, 1:04 am, Shaun Garrett <Qk...@QsyE0at.Qd1> wrote:
>> Let's face it, Pot Noodles are *never* going to be as good as they were
>> in the 80's when Golden Wonder owned them, but how does this new Lamb
>> Hotpot verity stack up?
>>
>> Good or crud?
> 
> the only Pot Noodle worth eating (and it's marginal) is the Bombay Bad
> Boy.

They still d those? Wow, I remember being in my element when I saw the 
size of those things.


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On Jul 17, 1:19 pm, Whinging Courier
 wrote:
> darsy wrote:
> > On Jul 17, 1:04 am, Shaun Garrett <Qk...@QsyE0at.Qd1> wrote:
> >> Let's face it, Pot Noodles are *never* going to be as good as they were
> >> in the 80's when Golden Wonder owned them, but how does this new Lamb
> >> Hotpot verity stack up?
>
> >> Good or crud?
>
> > the only Pot Noodle worth eating (and it's marginal) is the Bombay Bad
> > Boy.
>
> They still d those?

yeah.

>Wow, I remember being in my element when I saw the
> size of those things.

they still do the big ones, but also the "bombay bad boy" flavour in
the normal pot noodle size.

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"CT"  wrote in message 
news:xn0fssa7a69wmm00f@news.individual.net...
> darsy wrote:
>
>> the only Pot Noodle worth eating (and it's marginal) is the Bombay 
>> Bad
>> Boy.
>
> Top tip: mix a small tin of Baked Beans into it to make a great
> post-pub snack.

Oh hell yes ;)

On 17 Jul, 01:04, Shaun Garrett <Qk...@QsyE0at.Qd1> wrote:
> Let's face it, Pot Noodles are *never* going to be as good as they were
> in the 80's when Golden Wonder owned them, but how does this new Lamb
> Hotpot verity stack up?
>
> Good or crud?
crud, didn't realise it was new since have only been experimenting
with potnoodles recently,
 get the Tesco chicken and mushroom quick snack for 1/3 the price.

darsy wrote:
> On Jul 17, 1:19 pm, Whinging Courier
>  wrote:
>> darsy wrote:
>>> On Jul 17, 1:04 am, Shaun Garrett <Qk...@QsyE0at.Qd1> wrote:
>>>> Let's face it, Pot Noodles are *never* going to be as good as they were
>>>> in the 80's when Golden Wonder owned them, but how does this new Lamb
>>>> Hotpot verity stack up?
>>>> Good or crud?
>>> the only Pot Noodle worth eating (and it's marginal) is the Bombay Bad
>>> Boy.
>> They still d those?
> 
> yeah.

Excellent. London's great and everything, being able to try and buy 
foods you'd never find anywhere else, but when it comes to 
honest-to-goodness Pot Noodles, I'm afraid I'll have to patronise a 
larger shop like Sainsbury's.

>> Wow, I remember being in my element when I saw the
>> size of those things.
> 
> they still do the big ones, but also the "bombay bad boy" flavour in
> the normal pot noodle size.

I don't think I could eat a big one now, too much of a good can do more 
harm than good.

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In article , 
QkRAn@QsyE0at.Qd1 says...
> Let's face it, Pot Noodles are *never* going to be as good as they were
> in the 80's when Golden Wonder owned them, but how does this new Lamb
> Hotpot verity stack up?
> 
> Good or crud?
> 

As I don't like lamb except in kebabs, think I'll stick to Beef & Tomato

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On Fri, 18 Jul 2008 15:12:51 +0100, Mal F 
wrote:

>In article , 
>QkRAn@QsyE0at.Qd1 says...
>> Let's face it, Pot Noodles are *never* going to be as good as they were
>> in the 80's when Golden Wonder owned them, but how does this new Lamb
>> Hotpot verity stack up?
>> 
>> Good or crud?
>> 
>
>As I don't like lamb except in kebabs,

Don't worry. There's no lamb in it.

> think I'll stick to Beef & Tomato

Made from cow essence and re-cycled tomatoes

DG

Derek Geldard  wrote:
>>As I don't like lamb except in kebabs,
> 
> Don't worry. There's no lamb in it.
> 
>> think I'll stick to Beef & Tomato
> 
> Made from cow essence and re-cycled tomatoes

You forgot the most nutritional ingredient...
the floor sweepings.
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