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Icemansoldier -> Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 4 2008 22:15:41)
Usually have this every sunday for dinner, would it be classed as a good, bad or acceptable sauce?

1MR -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 4 2008 22:37:19)
Usually classed as why do you care!! Have the gravy mate, its fine and will make no difference to your progress [:)]

tristram -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 4 2008 22:41:23)
i heard gravy is the most calorie dense substance known to man

PAGAN -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 4 2008 22:48:44)
quote: i heard gravy is the most calorie dense substance known to man _____________________________ Well you heard wrong [&:] I'd say lard of some other solid form of fat was the most calorie dense form of food but gravy certainly isn't.

1MR -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 4 2008 23:01:56)
Just eat the damn gravy [:D]

Icemansoldier -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 4 2008 23:06:25)
YEAHH!! cool, its lovely with some chicken, cheers [:D]

ironeater -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 4 2008 23:20:52)
nothing wrong with a bit of bisto [:)]

jango -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 5 2008 1:02:07)
Kallo do a great one with no artificial additives and 30% less salt than Bisto. Tesco sell it.

mick_the_brick -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 5 2008 8:51:31)
quote: ORIGINAL: 1MR Just eat the damn gravy [:D] Totally agree [:D]

samcim -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 5 2008 11:34:20)
Gravy & cheese sauce on a sunday roast, mmmmmmmmmmmmmm!

tristram -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 5 2008 11:38:29)
quote: ORIGINAL: PAGAN quote: i heard gravy is the most calorie dense substance known to man _____________________________ Well you heard wrong [&:] I'd say lard of some other solid form of fat was the most calorie dense form of food but gravy certainly isn't. you mean it aint gravy?!?! i heard gravy is worse than parmos.

RedHotF -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 5 2008 14:47:44)
Depends how it's made really. If it's made with the fat and juices from the roast, then obviously fat content will be higher. If it's once a week I'd say just enjoy it and have it [:)]

richsINS -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 5 2008 15:08:16)
ALot of them contain trans/hydrogenated fats. Not my cup of tea, read the ingredients and pick the best one. Gravys lovely.

Icemansoldier -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 5 2008 15:20:02)
quote: ORIGINAL: RedHotF Depends how it's made really. If it's made with the fat and juices from the roast, then obviously fat content will be higher. If it's once a week I'd say just enjoy it and have it [:)] Na just bisto then i add boiling water from the kettle

Nigeepoo -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 5 2008 15:30:25)
Does Bisto contain any hydrogenated vegetable oil?

Oldy -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 5 2008 16:35:29)
quote: ORIGINAL: 1MR Just eat the damn gravy [:D] That what i tell all my new girl friends [:D]

ironeater -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 5 2008 17:43:22)
quote: ORIGINAL: Nigeepoo Does Bisto contain any hydrogenated vegetable oil? some of them do, the one i have just says Vegetable Oil and thats the 170g size. But for the amount i use i dont think it will be an issue

Rhez -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 5 2008 17:48:21)
I mix finely chopped onion in mine from time to time. really tasty.

tubbyman -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 5 2008 20:07:34)
quote: I'd say lard of some other solid form of fat was the most calorie dense form of food I reckon it's those Gu chocolate puddings [:D] - one tiny pudding is over 1 days total points allowance on my wife weight watchers diet.

H20 -> RE: Gravy for sunday dinner? (May 5 2008 20:17:07)
quote: ORIGINAL: Nigeepoo Does Bisto contain any hydrogenated vegetable oil? Off the top off my head [8D] Potato starch, Malto, Vegetable oils, Salt and then a plethora of incidentals. Per 50 ml serving Protein 0.1 Carbs 2.3 (0.5 sugars) Fat 0.6 (saturates 0.4)

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