What is this (2024)?

SandwichShortOfAPicnic said:
Black pudding? Or the another countries equivalent like Boudin noir?
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Black pudding, yes (as seen below, cooked at some point in the past for breakfast). I love it. Are you able to eat it SandwichShortOfAPicnic or does it contain wheat?

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Morning Glory said:
Black pudding, yes (as seen below, cooked at some point in the past for breakfast). I love it. Are you able to eat it SandwichShortOfAPicnic or does it contain wheat?

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Some are wheaty and some aren’t but I’m happy to risk eating oatmeal (which you’re not supposed to do due to possible cross contamination risk) and that puts the easily found Conalkilty brand back on the table 😋

Sometimes I order it from Voakes (great picnic pies) or Boudin Noir (nearly always gluten free) from franconion.co.uk.

A friend made me boudin noir and apple sausage rolls for my ride back from France and they were so good!
 
Morning Glory said:
Correct. Its a drinks measure but also very handy as a kitchen measure. This one costs just £1.95.

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Funny story about this. A bit trivial and long, though. I had just posted, the same day (on a FB hometown memories page) photo of a similar one that was 60 years old. It was from an old hotel on our main street that burnt down in the late 60’s. My father used to be a bartender there. He would bring his jiggers home because they would get stolen if he didn’t. The hotel burnt down after closing.
Here’s the hotel and the jigger.
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Rocklobster said:
Funny story about this. A bit trivial and long, though. I had just posted, the same day (on a FB hometown memories page) photo of a similar one that was 60 years old. It was from an old hotel on our main street that burnt down in the late 60’s. My father used to be a bartender there. He would bring his jiggers home because they would get stolen if he didn’t. The hotel burnt down after closing.
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Thank you for sharing. Precious memories.
My Dad's first job was a bartender, and at that bar he met my Mom.
 
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