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My eldest’ has been at it again - this was absolutely stunning:

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Lobster meat (claws whole) wrapped in a coarse king prawn mousse 👩‍🍳😍 There's also some of the finest chips known to man, pancetta-wrapped asparagus and samphire, and a rich bisque 🤗

And yes, I can confirm that those ARE Esso Champagne glasses (for those that are old enough) - for some reason she prefers them over the crystal ones :doh:
 
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My eldest’ has been at it again - this was absolutely stunning:

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Lobster meat (claws whole) wrapped in a coarse king prawn mousse 👩‍🍳😍 There's also some of the finest chips known to man, pancetta-wrapped asparagus and samphire, and a rich bisque 🤗

And yes, I can confirm that those ARE Esso Champagne glasses (for those that are old enough) - for some reason she prefers them over the crystal ones :doh:
That looks amazing!

Re the glasses. Pre kids, we had dartington wine master glasses and decanters. They were a delight to hold, but quite delicate and expensive. Since kids, I'm more than happy with bog standard sainsbury's glasses. The wine still gets to the final destination 🤣
 
My eldest’ has been at it again - this was absolutely stunning:

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Lobster meat (claws whole) wrapped in a coarse king prawn mousse 👩‍🍳😍 There's also some of the finest chips known to man, pancetta-wrapped asparagus and samphire, and a rich bisque 🤗

And yes, I can confirm that those ARE Esso Champagne glasses (for those that are old enough) - for some reason she prefers them over the crystal ones :doh:
Fabulous !! and yes I remember collecting Esso glasses ( better than the football coins they did before that :rolleyes:)

Next thing it will be cigarette coupons and Green Shield stamps:lol:
 
My wife and I were hunting with Winston Churchill in September. The following heart wasn't out of the stag for 5 hours before it was in the pan. The loin was the next day.
Bummer we couldn't take any back to the states with us...delicious meat.
 

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