NurseHolliday
Member since Oct 2008 • Last active Dec 2024Most recent activity
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I'm definitely not using boss man in a casual racism way but happy to stop using it if that's the way it's perceived.
I've always seen it as a term of deference to an authority figure - owner of a shop - in the same way I call most brown men older than me uncle, often just to wind them up if they're obviously a similar age or younger than me
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Awkward situation in the Italian deli yesterday. Went in hoping to get some fennel pollen after the butcher recommended it for the porchetta and a quick Google confirmed it. Owner of deli looked at me quizzically, then said that I'd got the wrong word and I was looking for fennel seeds and I had to stand there and listen to him tell me how to make a porchetta while holding in the intense desire to say, akchually ....
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Ashamed to say this mfer was £3.50 and it wasn't a big boy, but hands down the best I've had.
Esters in Stoke Newington
Short, crumbly pastry with a good level of browning, filling was more boozy and tangy than sweet, and importantly it was filled right up to the top!
I'd back 5 of these in a row I reckon
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Totally agree, the sugar crystals embedded in the puff pastry add further disgust to the situation