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Gentlemen's Relish

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joggerjayne | 21:56 Sun 18th Aug 2013 | ChatterBank
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Does anyone eat this?

I've had some in my fridge for a few weeks, but not had any gentlemen over, obviously.

When the BF is here, I try to encourage him to behave not at all like a gentleman, he he ...

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Anyway, I had a bit this evening. It is SO salty and anchovy-y ... !!

Who would eat it regularly??
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Someone without tastebuds! I like anchovies as much as I like marmite, yeuck!
Oo, saucy!
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It's like anchovy flavoured toothpaste.
There's something fishy about the taste of the gentlemen from the early 19th Century who relished that.
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Well done, sandy.
indeed, difficult to think why any gentleman would go near anything so redolent of fish.
I like anchovies and marmite.
Never had it, but then again I'm not a gentleman!
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It normally comes in little white plastic pots, called Patum something or other.

I have a huge china jar from Fortnums. Can't really remember why I bought it.
You were hoping that the world was full of gentlemen!
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Possibly.
Yes. Note the inscription on the jar. It reads something like "spread sparingly" ! Good advice. You can have too much salty anchovy, you know.
Ah, the above, I've noticed, has come too late for Jayne !
Men...pretending to be women....those types..
Oh, and Jayne it's Gentleman's Relish, not Gentlemen's. You can only expect one of them, not several.
oh fred, don't spoil it for jj let her keep her fantasies lol
oooer it sounds delicious .................. not
jno, was that suggestive?????
Patum Peperium - I would have thought any gentleman would have known that.

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