Favourite brand of salt

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30/05/2007, 12:12 PM
GavinZac

Favourite brand of salt

Can we get a poll on this?

Do you prefer:

Saxa
LoSalt
Cerebos
Maldon Sea Salt
Other/Own Brand? (please state)
30/05/2007, 12:14 PM
sligoman

eircom league?:confused:
30/05/2007, 12:15 PM
GavinZac

Quote:

Originally Posted by sligoman

eircom league?:confused:

wtf... this was in the off-topic, i swear
30/05/2007, 12:45 PM
Bluebeard

Quote:

Originally Posted by GavinZac

Can we get a poll on this?

Do you prefer:

Saxa
LoSalt
Cerebos
Maldon Sea Salt
Other/Own Brand? (please state)

I find that Roddy's Own Brand is very strong, but readily available from the constant flow of bitter tears about how great he is...
30/05/2007, 1:11 PM
BohsPartisan

Currently using Australian lake salt that I got in sainsburys.
30/05/2007, 1:35 PM
passerrby

i only have eight hours in work to waste so i refuse to waste it on such trivia .. saxa.. its like the fai you know its necessary but still manages to leave a bitter taste in your mouth
30/05/2007, 1:38 PM
galwayhoop

Quote:

Originally Posted by GavinZac

wtf... this was in the off-topic, i swear

regardless what section it was supposed to be in - why on earth would you really care???

i thought this was going to be some roll around on the floor joke or a serious p1ss pull!!
30/05/2007, 1:42 PM
Monkfish

Quote:

Originally Posted by galwayhoop

regardless what section it was supposed to be in - why on earth would you really care???

i thought this was going to be some roll around on the floor joke or a serious p1ss pull!!

Best thread ever!
30/05/2007, 1:48 PM
noby

Saxa for chips. Rock salt or sea salt for everything else.
30/05/2007, 1:50 PM
Mr A

Personally, I'm against the whole idea of salt.

However, it is an important topic and should be discussed.
30/05/2007, 2:10 PM
Jerry The Saint

Salt is much better in the UK than it is here. I'd say that the best salt in Ireland is only at the same level as third division salt in England.
30/05/2007, 2:12 PM
passinginterest

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Originally Posted by Jerry The Saint

Salt is much better in the UK than it is here. I'd say that the best salt in Ireland is only at the same level as third division salt in England.

It's you UK salt supporters that are ruining the salt at home. If more people supported home salt the standard would improve dramatically...
30/05/2007, 2:14 PM
Risteard

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Originally Posted by passerrby

saxa.. its like the fai you know its necessary but still manages to leave a bitter taste in your mouth

Thought it was magicme with the crest, in which case the words 'the fai' would be replaced with the word 'men'.
30/05/2007, 2:16 PM
MyTown

Quote:

Originally Posted by passinginterest

It's you UK salt supporters that are ruining the salt at home. If more people supported home salt the standard would improve dramatically...

Hear! Hear! Nothing but a bunch of tasteless salt-stoolers

:confused: erm should that be sprinklers?
30/05/2007, 2:16 PM
galwayhoop

Quote:

Originally Posted by passinginterest

It's you UK salt supporters that are ruining the salt at home. If more people supported home salt the standard would improve dramatically...

well i always supported irish sugar (sucra) but then they left carlow in the lurch so the loyalty was not returned on their part. i just hope the salt crowd are more appreciative of their hard-core local support.
30/05/2007, 2:17 PM
paul_oshea

Quote:

Originally Posted by Risteard

Thought it was magicme with the crest, in which case the words 'the fai' would be replaced with the word 'men'.

risteard that is class. best post ever read on here by me class.

wouldn't it be a salty taste though? hence even adding more to this thread. Maybe we should ask magicme ;)
30/05/2007, 2:19 PM
passinginterest

Quote:

Originally Posted by galwayhoop

well i always supported irish sugar (sucra) but then they left carlow in the lurch so the loyalty was not returned on their part. i just hope the salt crowd are more appreciative of their hard-core local support.

Never trust a sugar daddy, it's all sweetness and light until the bills start coming in and they decide to take their factory and invest in the property market...
30/05/2007, 2:19 PM
Macy

Quote:

Originally Posted by passinginterest

It's you UK salt supporters that are ruining the salt at home.

Sat on a barstool, shaking your foreign salt on your pub grub...
30/05/2007, 2:21 PM
ghBohs

:D (plus 5 more characters worth of padding).
30/05/2007, 2:23 PM
galwayhoop

Quote:

Originally Posted by passinginterest

Never trust a sugar daddy...

is that a wexford youths badge beside your name ;)
that quote could be your sig!!
30/05/2007, 2:27 PM
passinginterest

Quote:

Originally Posted by galwayhoop

is that a wexford youths badge beside your name ;)
that quote could be your sig!!

Mr Wallace is more of a sugar fairy I think you'll find :p
30/05/2007, 3:03 PM
passerrby

we have wasted far to much time on this trivia now can we get back to more imortant matters..now do we have any preferences in sugar
30/05/2007, 3:44 PM
Stevo Da Gull

Top thread

Has to be saxa.... sings in Rod Stewart voice.... d'ya think it's saxa?! .
30/05/2007, 3:51 PM
Paddyfield

Salthill
30/05/2007, 4:11 PM
bholg

Quote:

Originally Posted by passinginterest

It's you UK salt supporters that are ruining the salt at home. If more people supported home salt the standard would improve dramatically...

I think that was ghandi's main argument.
He was right too.
30/05/2007, 4:24 PM
smellyfeet

I prefer the salt they give when being served Tiqueela
30/05/2007, 4:53 PM
Erstwhile B�z

Spelling-salts for smellyfeet!
01/06/2007, 8:53 AM
Ash

Salz from Lidl ... or whatever Mrs Ash buys :)