jammer said:Just had the most amazing thing lol, if anyone has ever been to the Isle of Arran (they are very lucky people) they will no doubt have heard of Arran cheese, try taking a few slices of Black pudding and put a slice of the well known Arran Mustard Cheese and throw them in the grill.
Black pudding + Arran Mustard Cheese = A slice of heaven :lol:
jammer said:Just had the most amazing thing lol, if anyone has ever been to the Isle of Arran (they are very lucky people) they will no doubt have heard of Arran cheese, try taking a few slices of Black pudding and put a slice of the well known Arran Mustard Cheese and throw them in the grill.
Black pudding + Arran Mustard Cheese = A slice of heaven :lol:
Synonym said:jammer said:Just had the most amazing thing lol, if anyone has ever been to the Isle of Arran (they are very lucky people) they will no doubt have heard of Arran cheese, try taking a few slices of Black pudding and put a slice of the well known Arran Mustard Cheese and throw them in the grill.
Black pudding + Arran Mustard Cheese = A slice of heaven :lol:
Great excitement in our house!!So, please tell me what the BG levels were like afterwards? :mrgreen: :roll: :?
Ardbeg said:It should be accompanied by a fine single malt (preferably Islay) to both compliment the taste and keep the BG low. 8)
Ardbeg said:It should be accompanied by a fine single malt (preferably Islay) to both compliment the taste and keep the BG low. 8)
chris lowe said:Like Marmite you either love it or hate it. I love marmite, hate black pudding ( but strangely I do like haggis)
Me too! http://www.obanargyll.com/haggis.htmlArdbeg said:I love haggis too and can't wait until they are in season again
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