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lol just looked up what a british christmas dinner is like and the wikipedia article mentioned forcemeat

i cant stop laughing... FORCEMEAT. thats some jedi shit

Phigure wrote:lol just looked up what a british christmas dinner is like and the wikipedia article mentioned forcemeat

i cant stop laughing... FORCEMEAT. thats some jedi shit

Reminds me of an old xmas cracker joke.
Which Star Wars character uses meat for a weapon instead of a Lightsaber?
Obi Wan Baloney.

Phigure wrote:lol just looked up what a british christmas dinner is like and the wikipedia article mentioned forcemeat

Never heard of it

Forum wrote:

Phigure wrote:lol just looked up what a british christmas dinner is like and the wikipedia article mentioned forcemeat

Never heard of it

This.

garethom wrote:

Forum wrote:

Phigure wrote:lol just looked up what a british christmas dinner is like and the wikipedia article mentioned forcemeat

Never heard of it

This.

Same.

OKAY GUYS I GET IT YOU DONT CALL IT THAT

but you probably eat some form of it
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forcemeat

Unless that's some old name for stuffing, it just sounds like burger meat?

From the description and googling it, I can't say I've ever eaten it or ever heard anybody else talk about it. Bro, wiki has lied to you

Fwiw, my parent's christmas dinner usually consists of:

Turkey
Massive mix of potatoes (which I think only my parents do tbh): Roasted, Mash, Boiled (w/ mint), croquettes
Roasted onion
Roasted carrot
Sage & Onion stuffing, maybe some apple & pork stuffing
Mixed steamed vegetables
Pigs in blankets (Sausages wrapped in bacon)
Gravy

Forum wrote:Unless that's some old name for stuffing, it just sounds like burger meat?

Thought that, but none of the descriptions really match what I would know as stuffing.

It looks like a cross between mince and pate.

so midnight's dropping at idle hands at 7, 15 quid, i am sick to death of this

Phigure wrote:OKAY GUYS I GET IT YOU DONT CALL IT THAT

but you probably eat some form of it
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forcemeat

wow, that would literally ruin my christmas if that got put in front of me

I bet jaydot knows what it is

seeing as hes a #RealBriton #UKIP

forcemeat is what's in pork pies innit

sixs wrote:forcemeat is what's in pork pies innit

The grimmest of the grim

yeah when it 'needs' to be more gelatinous, which it never does.

Like mince meat cured... or a pork frisbee

It's olde tradition

Forum wrote:

sixs wrote:forcemeat is what's in pork pies innit

The grimmest of the grim

nah that title should go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pihtije

Head, shank or hock.

Catchy!

Isnt that just headcheese

Grimmest has gotta be Slink (miscarried calves) or Broxy (meat from animals that died of disease).

More here: http://www.victorianweb.org/science/health/health8.html