Jelly Babies

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Originally Posted by Feet in the Cowclaps

Was it any good?

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I thought the meat was a little gristly but it was well seasoned and the pastry was decent. I know you like to keep up to speed with latest pork butchery and baked goods gossip Feet; did you know Lishmans have a shop at Bolton Abbey now? :)

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Originally Posted by Derby Tup

I know you like to keep up to speed with latest pork butchery and baked goods gossip Feet; did you know Lishmans have a shop at Bolton Abbey now? :)

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No, I didn't. :eek:

I must get my name down for a charcuterie class.

Holland & Barratt yogurt coated raisins. Cracking.

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Originally Posted by Jez Hellewell

Case closed. :p

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That made me laugh Jez. :D

As the subsequent progress of the thread shows, the case is never closed on this fascinating subject.

I'm making notes and will do a shop for various of the recommendations before our trip to the Lakes at the weekend. ;)

Maybe even the baby food. :eek:

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Originally Posted by BGSec

Maybe even the baby food. :eek:

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I got some yesterday to try out tomorrow:o

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Originally Posted by mr brightside

Splatch i can't hold out any longer, who's that guy in your avatar and what's he doing? He looks like a Thornback Ray merchant. :confused:

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He's an old boy I found on the web. He's holding a pair of splatchers, which presumably he knows how to use. Essential for runs in some parts of Suffolk I understand. I make do with Mudclaws myself, as Inov8 don't sell splatchers yet.:D

Mind you there's another meaning for splatcher in the urban dictionary I quite like too.

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

I got some yesterday to try out tomorrow:o

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Brave man IDP.

Might suggest MrsBGSec tries them first. :D

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Originally Posted by Alexandra

Don't we need to distinguish between foods to eat while actually running and foods to eat at intervals during a run but while stationary? I can imagine chocolate peanuts' leading to choking and mars bars to total asphyxia if attempted on the run.

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Personally I can eat anything whilst I run. From what I've already mentioned to proper food such as flapjacks, sandwiches, wraps etc. Depends on the length of the session or race, anything over say 25 miles and I will eat what I fancy. (I still experimenting all the time with different stuff)

I guess the trick is to munch a little bit at a time, maybe not run as fast...

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Originally Posted by Alexandra

Don't we need to distinguish between foods to eat while actually running and foods to eat at intervals during a run but while stationary? I can imagine chocolate peanuts' leading to choking and mars bars to total asphyxia if attempted on the run.

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Stationary? I don't do stationary.

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Originally Posted by Splatcher

Stationary? I don't do stationary.

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about about a bit of Hay...

Something to eat on the hoof...

Best ask our friends in the FP's