Eversince I had corned beef hash at school, I loved it.
The Corned beef hash at M&S is British corned beef with a cheesey potato topping and an onion gravy which is delicious especially with that cheesy potato topping while at the botto there is the delicious gravy.
According to The Guardian newspaper.
"Kippers were the quintessential British breakfast food — also enjoyed for high tea and supper — of the Victorian and Edwardian eras. They sold well until the 1970s when they fell out of favour with the advent of fast food which had greater appeal for younger diners."
Kippers are smoked herrings.
Interestingly North Americans have it for Breakfast as well.
I came across kipper on the menu once but regrettably didn't go in and have it because not many places serve it.
Due to lockdown, it was even harder to try kipper but luckily Morrisons had kippers so I got some for breakfast.
Ideally, there should be some egg there was I decided to just have it with toast.
The kipper was really nice because any smoked fish tastes good but the bones were difficult.
Discovered these yogiyo Korean inspired noodles at Poundstretcher so decided to get them because the pot was nice.
There were three flavours: sesame chicken, super spicy beef and mushrooms and zingy.
I'm not really a Korean food fan but decided to try it anyway.
According to their website, the noodles are air dried.
The lid was quite hard to peel off but once you have peeled it off, you will find two sachets one is dehydrated vegetables and the other is the broth.
The sesame chicken was a bit too sweet for my liking and the super spicy beef was spicy as stated with a strong taste of celery.
I don't know if anyone else has a baby food fetish like I do but it's addictive.
The spaghetti bolognese by hipp was tasty and it comes in a cute heart shaped bowl.
