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nothing beats homemade gravy!

I agree, but it depends who makes it. When 'er indoors makes it, I see something in the pan that resembles condensed chicken soup! :wacko:

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nothing beats homemade gravy!

I agree, but it depends who makes it. When 'er indoors makes it, I see something in the pan that resembles condensed chicken soup! :wacko:

:lol:

too much flour?

#### knows, but all I'll say is that I'd rather lay bricks with it than eat it.

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nothing beats homemade gravy!

I agree, but it depends who makes it. When 'er indoors makes it, I see something in the pan that resembles condensed chicken soup! :wacko:

:lol:

too much flour?

#### knows, but all I'll say is that I'd rather lay bricks with it than eat it.

omg, i hope she doesn't read this forum! :lol:

is your attempt at it better?

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omg, i hope she doesn't read this forum! :lol:

Nah, she doesn't! :lol:

is your attempt at it better?

Yep, my granule stirring is legendary (it's all in the wrist, ya know ;) )

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omg, i hope she doesn't read this forum! :lol:

Nah, she doesn't! :lol:

is your attempt at it better?

Yep, my granule stirring is legendary (it's all in the wrist, ya know ;) )

:lol:

it's possible to get bisto over there then?

Well, I'm still in the U.K. but I sure hope so!! :lol:

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omg, i hope she doesn't read this forum! :lol:

Nah, she doesn't! :lol:

is your attempt at it better?

Yep, my granule stirring is legendary (it's all in the wrist, ya know ;) )

:lol:

it's possible to get bisto over there then?

Well, I'm still in the U.K. but I sure hope so!! :lol:

oh yeah silly me, i forgot you haven't left yet.

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Yeah, you can probably find Bisto. I bought some. er indoors is probably making cream gravy like you have with Chicken Fried Steak. But I don't know if they do CFS in Missouri...may be a southern favorite.

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Yeah, you can probably find Bisto. I bought some. er indoors is probably making cream gravy like you have with Chicken Fried Steak. But I don't know if they do CFS in Missouri...may be a southern favorite.

did you find it in a store? there's virtually no british food for sale in ms (imagine that :lol:) , i found some when i went to florida though. after reading your thread on brit foods in houston i might have to take a trip there and look for some supplies!

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I found Bisto in Meijer, if you have any near you.

Yorkshires won't be the same in the States, something to do with the flour. Have read about loads of Brits having problems making them. :(

:(

i wonder what's different about the flour?

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I found Bisto in Meijer, if you have any near you.

Yorkshires won't be the same in the States, something to do with the flour. Have read about loads of Brits having problems making them. :(

:(

i wonder what's different about the flour?

I really don't know, unfortunately.

I loves me a nice Yorkshie pud!

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I found Bisto in Meijer, if you have any near you.

Yorkshires won't be the same in the States, something to do with the flour. Have read about loads of Brits having problems making them. :(

I shopped Meijers yesterday and bought some HobNobs, Chunky KitKats, and Galaxy bars :dance:

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I found Bisto in Meijer, if you have any near you.

Yorkshires won't be the same in the States, something to do with the flour. Have read about loads of Brits having problems making them. :(

:(

i wonder what's different about the flour?

I really don't know, unfortunately.

I loves me a nice Yorkshie pud!

me too. there's no meijer's here in the south, thanks though.

http://www.britsuperstore.com/acatalog/Homepride.html

i guess we all need to get some of this then? :)

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