Cold leftovers

tiggerblue10 | 11:22 Sun 03rd May 2009 | ChatterBank

15 Answers

Do you eat cold takeaway leftovers the morning after? I have done this with curry, pizza and now this morning a couple of bbq chicken wings.

Am I sick or a weirdo? Or even a sick weirdo?

(Possible opening for abuse here but what the heck).

tozer

Answers

1 to 15 of 15

Best Answer

No best answer has yet been selected by tiggerblue10. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.

For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.

knobbynonut5

Pancake roll and curry sauce is what I had for breakfast this morning

whifffey

Not at all. I had a wonderful curry last night (from Spice Hut in Bensham Manor Road) and finished up the bombay aloo this morning. I would not however eat leftover rice the morning after.

whifffey

Whoops, as everyone will have spotted, that should have been Spicy Indian

http://www.spicy-indian.co.uk/Menu.aspx

Reincarnated

yeah like every drunken person i wake up the next morning to something ive picked up the night before,but i always heat it! (right now ive got chicken wings and fries,but my stomach cant handle no solid food yet,so i think ill have soup soon and the wings and fries later!)

tiggerblue10

Question Author

I've got one of their menus indoors. Haven't ordered from there though as you have to spend more than �10 and there is just one person to feed. Me! Looks nice though.

legend.isgod

Anyonehad cold spaghetti hoops form last nite?
leftover ones in the pot that mummy forgot about?

Reincarnated

Nah but i got some haggis filled pies for ya!

legend.isgod

tigz did you know if you go to 192.com you can see a piccy of ur house on the london zoom i think its called.

tiggerblue10

Question Author

Spaghetti hoops! Dosen't the tom sauce form a dry skin on top if you leave it overnight?

Never tasted haggis, same day or otherwise. Is it nice?

tiggerblue10

Question Author

I found my house on Google Earth Leg.

whifffey

Easy tigger, order several meals and freeze some down. I have been doing this for years. Another excellent one I have just discovered is called Ruby Spice, at 125 Beulah Road. They do a particularly interesting side dish called Bengal Potato, which when served with Murgh Naga chicken (all laced with green naga chillies) and garlic rice makes for a wonderful evening meal.

Croydon Curry Chef of the Year 2004.

(Incidentally, I am sure that in practice if you order a single meal under �10 they will waive the delivery charge, particularly if you are very close by and ask them nicely. I always buy about �25 of curry and tip the driver well)

tiggerblue10

Question Author

I've ordered from Ruby Spice loads of times. They are literally just round the corner and up the road from me. 7 to 8 mins walking distance in fact. Sounds like a grand plan Whiffs. Not sure about the Naga chilli dishes but a nice tandoori tikka masala is right up my street!