suse
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Read in an old Mrs Beeton-type book - drink champagne! I doubt it VERY much, but sounds good when back on land, to celebrate surviving.
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Food for the nearly seasick
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pugwash
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Apples? barfluer?
Some good suggestions I hadn't thought of, so thanks everybody. Flat ginger beer sounds a good idea. But aren't apples the worst thing you can have because they are so acid? I was surprised by that. What's barfluer? And who can afford champers when they own a boat?
I'm now 60 and getting more prone as I get older. I find barley sugar is good in the initial stages, then plain biscuits and sips of water as somebody said. My main reason for posting was to have a variety of stuff on board to help my grandchildren and other visitors.
So thanks again.
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Some good suggestions I hadn't thought of, so thanks everybody. Flat ginger beer sounds a good idea. But aren't apples the worst thing you can have because they are so acid? I was surprised by that. What's barfluer? And who can afford champers when they own a boat?
I'm now 60 and getting more prone as I get older. I find barley sugar is good in the initial stages, then plain biscuits and sips of water as somebody said. My main reason for posting was to have a variety of stuff on board to help my grandchildren and other visitors.
So thanks again.
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Salty
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Seasick Mate: Arghhh, I feel awful.
Old Salt: Porridge, with tomato sauce and ginger on top is whats you wants.
Seasick Mate: Will that make me feel any better ?
Old Salt: No lad, but the fish like it.
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Old Salt: Porridge, with tomato sauce and ginger on top is whats you wants.
Seasick Mate: Will that make me feel any better ?
Old Salt: No lad, but the fish like it.
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Jeremy_W
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Re: Ginger biscuits
>>> Ginger biscuits are good.
Unfortunately all the ginger biscuits I can find are made by United Biscuits, either under the McVities brand or as supermarket own-brands. I have no desire to give that company my custom.
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>>> Ginger biscuits are good.
Unfortunately all the ginger biscuits I can find are made by United Biscuits, either under the McVities brand or as supermarket own-brands. I have no desire to give that company my custom.
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zephyrsailor
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Re: Ginger biscuits
best ginger biccy's in the world come from asda. they only come in their multi pack of diferent cheap nasty buscuitsand they are super gingery. the single pack cheapy ginger buscuits arn't as good as multi pack ones. but the other three packs are perfectly palatable espesially if you just gonna process them for the fish.
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best ginger biccy's in the world come from asda. they only come in their multi pack of diferent cheap nasty buscuitsand they are super gingery. the single pack cheapy ginger buscuits arn't as good as multi pack ones. but the other three packs are perfectly palatable espesially if you just gonna process them for the fish.
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VicS
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Re: The very best Ginger biscuits
If it's ginger biscuits you like then get a copy of Deliah Smith's Book of Cakes (Xmas prezzie for SWMBO) and try Jean's Gingernuts. Add more ground ginger than specified and allow a couple of days for the full flavour to develop. Also worth making double the quantity.
<hr width=100% size=1><font color=purple>Ne te confundant illegitimi.</font color=purple><P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1>Edited by VicS on 01/11/2003 10:51 (server time).</FONT></P>
If it's ginger biscuits you like then get a copy of Deliah Smith's Book of Cakes (Xmas prezzie for SWMBO) and try Jean's Gingernuts. Add more ground ginger than specified and allow a couple of days for the full flavour to develop. Also worth making double the quantity.
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castaway
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Kipper yoghurt...yum-yum
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kilkerr1
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Re: Ginger biscuits
Agreed. We stock up with Asda own brand every time.
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Agreed. We stock up with Asda own brand every time.
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