Topic: What's your favourite food?

Don't think we've had this thread yet. I'm partial to a slice or twelve of pepperoni pizza.

A nice tasty hotdog for me. ( Am I doing this right?)

@get2sammyb Come on Sammy do you really need an excuse to post Taylor Swift pic?

Alright I can play along.....

I can never say no to a medium grilled steak.

Proper Rice Pudding laced with cinnamon.

As for Pizza 🍕 my son only eats pepperoni - I'm more of a pig 🐷 and pineapple 🍍 dude.

OMG! Rice pudding is a really good shout. Look at this bowl of deliciousness:

Nice fish pie for me. Mashed potatoes, creamy sauce, cod, haddock and prawns, maybe some sweet corn, topped with melted cheese and ground pepper, yumyum.

And chilli, bloody love a chilli. Nice and meaty with tons of beans and cheese.

Dumplings. If I could eat every meal in dumpling form I would.

@get2sammyb hot or cold?

@kyleforrester87 I love chilli, the hotter the better.

If anyone's interested a pizza 🍕 restaurant on the wirral does the worlds hottest pizza its a 5 chilli pizza with a ghost chilli spray. The base is crushed jalapenos and house made pepper and Thai green base. I managed 4 big bites and couldn't talk for about an hour only 1 person has finished it.

Thai, Italian, American, & German cuisines

Macaroni cheese and.....

apple crumble!

Oooooh, that got the ol' saliva in rotation.

As for the rice pudding query @themcnoisy - hot or cold, I don't mind.

Here's something, I'm in El Rompido and something they have here which we dont in Britain is milk chocolate covered orios. They look like the 6 packs of teacakes we get in the UK.

Also 3d Bugles are the most moreish crisps ever, anyone tried them?

@themcnoisy Yeah we have 3D Bugles here in the states they are alright. As far as chips go I cannot say no to edder and sour cream potato chips.

I quite like a good bowl of Beef Ramen myself. There's a Japanese street food takeaway about a 10 minutes ride on the motorbike from my house, so I go there every now & again to treat myself. As soon as I get home...

A Polish shop opened up at the bottom of my street not too long ago too, so I've developed a taste for the eastern European sausages they sell as well - especially the ready to eat ones.

@MadchesterManc Oh man I love Polish food especially pierogies I can eat about a ton of those things.

That's the one really bummer about where I live, we have no variety whatsoever for restaurants. All it seems that we have out here are Mexican, Asian and then your chains (McDonalds, Denny's, Applebee's etc.) Now don't get me wrong I enjoy Mexican and Asian food but after awhile you get burnt out. Also growing up in Chicago does that to you where you have so much variety god wise. There's soul food (southern cooking) Polish, Italian, Mexican, German etc.

@MadchesterManc I've never had a Polish sausage before. What sets them apart?

Pretty much the variety. All manner of shapes, sizes, colours & flavours. You can pretty much get sausages of a much better quality than equivalent ones at superstores for a better price too. In all honesty it's best to just experiment if you wanna try them due to your wealth of options. I tend to just stick to ready to eat ones, the ones I usually get taste like Peperami & only costs about a quid for 8

Ive got a butcher friend, funnily I'm seeing him on Friday for a game of poker. He has a sausage making machine in his house. Its an impressive massive and cumbersome contraption and some if the food we've had I spot on. On that subject I am completely off the synthetic sausages such as tinned hotdogs after watching a video of how they are made, absolutely gross.

I worked in a butchers for 5 years in my teens.. you havnt lived till you've pulled a load of cows tongues out of brine, boiled them and compressed them into sandwich meat

Why does a veggie burger sound good right about now?