Take Away Food

stg · Post by **stg** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 11:35 am

Whay are take aways called take aways. The words TAKE AWAY imply that you have taken it while infact you have paid for it it so shouldnt the be "brought aways" or "paid aways"?

tomkingsbury · Post by **tomkingsbury** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 11:40 am

stg wrote:Whay are take aways called take aways. The words TAKE AWAY imply that you have taken it while infact you have paid for it it so shouldnt the be "brought aways" or "paid aways"?

buyt when u have paid money and been handed the tray/box/shit etc. you are taking it away - im not really sure why im explaining this as im sure u know this and were just beeing amusing!!

anyway, if ur buying a take away 'eddie' how about going for a sandwich shop or somehitn, seein evone is so health conscious these days?? failing that id got for a kebab as they seem to do well

Queenie · Post by **Queenie** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 11:43 am

Chicken kebabs are actually extremely healthy. If you think think about it they consist of chicken breast, salad and olive oil. Pretty good really and if served up in a new age posh nosh type of outlet they would probably caost about Â£12. Go to your local kebab house and they are Â£5. Good food, and a bargain to boot

NBM · Post by **NBM** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 11:47 am

Queenie wrote:Chicken kebabs are actually extremely healthy. If you think think about it they consist of chicken breast, salad and olive oil. Pretty good really and if served up in a new age posh nosh type of outlet they would probably caost about Â£12. Go to your local kebab house and they are Â£5. Good food, and a bargain to boot

What about Donner then? Same principle but with "mystery meat"!

stg · Post by **stg** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 11:49 am

Queenie wrote:Chicken kebabs are actually extremely healthy. If you think think about it they consist of chicken breast, salad and olive oil. Pretty good really and if served up in a new age posh nosh type of outlet they would probably caost about Â£12. Go to your local kebab house and they are Â£5. Good food, and a bargain to boot

Have you been to a kebab factory???????

There used to be one round the back of Edmonton and I dont remember seeing much chicken breast being used there.

My rule of thumb for kebab houses-only go to one that has just reopend after shut down by the enviromental health office

Queenie · Post by **Queenie** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 11:50 am

If you want to know whats in them you are a very brave person.

I really love tortillas actually. Nice spicy peppers, onions etc. tough to beat. Obviously I only ever get the old el paso ones as there are no mexican restaurants in my part of the UK. Those new ones in breadcrumbs are fucking ransid.

Queenie · Post by **Queenie** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 11:51 am

stg wrote:
Queenie wrote:Chicken kebabs are actually extremely healthy. If you think think about it they consist of chicken breast, salad and olive oil. Pretty good really and if served up in a new age posh nosh type of outlet they would probably caost about Â£12. Go to your local kebab house and they are Â£5. Good food, and a bargain to boot
Have you been to a kebab factory???????

There used to be one round the back of Edmonton and I dont remember seeing much chicken breast being used there.

My rule of thumb for kebab houses-only go to one that has just reopend after shut down by the enviromental health office

Chicken kebabs are fine. The other stuff, thats on a spit, I wouldn't feed to Steary

tomkingsbury · Post by **tomkingsbury** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 1:46 pm

Queenie wrote:Chicken kebabs are actually extremely healthy. If you think think about it they consist of chicken breast, salad and olive oil. Pretty good really and if served up in a new age posh nosh type of outlet they would probably caost about Â£12. Go to your local kebab house and they are Â£5. Good food, and a bargain to boot

actually queenie is quite right, most kebabs if cooked correctly and using the correct meat is very healthy for you - uv got the salad and veg and then the meat - if done properly, is marinated with spices and herbs, but also the meat is good quality.

unfortunately, most kebab houses prob dont use the top quality meat we come to expect. ive personally been put off kebabs by a story my mate told me once!!

Post by **QuartzGooner** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 1:48 pm

Indian
Chinese
Thai
Salt Beef sandwich
Kebab (but unlike my friend from a previous anecdote, I do not fall asleep and let the donner juice dribble over my sheets and stain the duvet!)

Post by **g88ner** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 1:52 pm

QuartzGooner wrote:Indian
Chinese
Thai
Salt Beef sandwich
Kebab (but unlike my friend from a previous anecdote, I do not fall asleep and let the donner juice dribble over my sheets and stain the divert!)

Then you're clearly not eating it right, Quartz...

MizzNaughty · Post by **MizzNaughty** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 1:59 pm

indian food without a doubt

Post by **Chippy** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 2:00 pm

I used to work for the company that owned KFC. Lots of franchisees and they make a packet!!

http://www.kfc.co.uk/about/franchise.aspx

SWLGooner · Post by **SWLGooner** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 2:37 pm

Talad Thai, Upper Richmond Road, Putney London.

Just across the road from me. Top place. I included it as chinese because it basically does that sort of stuff.

Green chicken curry with rice. Pomegranate juice. Every day i'm at home for lunch. Ahhhhh...

Post by **QuartzGooner** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 7:09 pm

SWLGooner wrote:Talad Thai, Upper Richmond Road, Putney London.

Just across the road from me. Top place. I included it as chinese because it basically does that sort of stuff.

Green chicken curry with rice. Pomegranate juice. Every day i'm at home for lunch. Ahhhhh...

Green chicken curry with rice is superb.

Lemon chicken with rice is too.

This is making me hungry just thinking about it.

Gooner1315 · Post by **Gooner1315** » Tue Oct 07, 2008 7:35 pm

Sandwich shop, baguettes etc etc, does'nt cost alot of money and you make a massive profit on everyone sold. My uncle has a share in one and lets just say his wage from that is quite impressive. You make all the fillings your self, fresh everyday and people will love it.

Take Away Food

What type of take away do you use apart from a fish and chip shop