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Saturday night fluff
 So what are you missing most in your pregnancy and what do you want to eat ASAP after you give birth? For me, - Cold ham sandwich - STRONG cuppucino - Very large strawberry milkshake (I can't tolerate dairy atm  )And maybe once I'm over the initial shock after a few days an ice cold gin and tonic with lime 
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Poached eggs with runny yolk.
A chocolate thickshake made with soft serve ice cream. hmm.... And a strong coffee now that I've been thinking about your list! This post has been edited by Plappermaul: 17/11/2012, 09:08 PM |
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# 1 it was KFC
# 2 & 3 chocolate milk & a custard tart # 4 was subway This time I dont know till after I give birth & hubby says are you going to eat the hospital food or do you want me to drop you something back... And eventually one day down the track a jim beam with diet coke... |
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Strong coffee or two, with an enormous slice of fudgey chocolate cake and thick frosting. (Gestational diabetes should resolve within 12 hours of delivery. Cake will be waiting.)
Glass of a particular wine we bought at a cellar door a few months ago. DH has been drinking the supply down, but there's a bottle left with my name on it. Nice Christmas seafood, lots of salmon in various ways. |
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Aah Lokum you're lucky to get in before Christmas, oh I will be sobbing watching everyone tuck into the ham!
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Blue cheese on Lavosh crackers with quince paste and roasted pear.
A Strong cup of plunger coffee. But more importantly the ability to put something in my mouth without anyone saying "can you eat that?", "Should you be eating that?", "Is that good for the baby?" |
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A large chocolate thickshake!
a nice big ham and salad sandwich. salami & feta cheese. . .this one makes me drool. |
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Tonight, all I want is a nice bottle of wine to help ease my assignment worries, so my immediate answer is probably a little biased by that.
Otherwise, I'd love a great big pile of double cream brie smooshed on awesome crusty toasted sourdough with a side of lemony Eggs Florentine, followed by a really cold Corona with lime. OMG, I'm really hungry. I'm going to see what's hiding in the fridge... |
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