John Wright

I’m on holiday. Barcelona. https://hideout-burger.com/

Strangely, McDonalds use brioche buns in the UK

I’ve had two deliveries. Both times it’s been inedible. They wouldn’t refund, but did give a voucher, after the first one. I used the voucher. I won’t be trying them again.

Bread or Brioche? Had a beef and onion ( no other ingredients ) smash burger the other day. In a brioche bun. Rare. Juices had dripped into and soaked the lower bun and the top of the burger was smothered in garlic and chive mayo. Im going back on Thursday.

I’d already pointed out the discrepancy 8 or 9 posts up

Not according to their web site.

Life imprisonment is the only available sentence in English law. It’ll depend on the judge imposed minimum tariff, as to when he could apply for parole, or he could impose a whole life tariff, but that’s incredibly unusual.

The problem is that lots of the info still on line relates to Glen Helen. Their Facebook page says open midday to 8pm Tuesday to Saturday. The web site says midday to 9pm except Friday and Saturday when it’s 5.00 to 7.30pm. Totally inconsistent. They need to sort. Shouldn’t be a surprise they don’t open Sunday. Their soft drink & soda prices seem to be a carry over from Glen Helen, different market.

I think you’ve missed the point. A steak hache is best steak, fine diced by hand, or a mincer, with onion and flavourings. A burger often has cereal or binder and frequently has reclaimed meat, offal, skin, etc. Hamburger was a sarcastic German term that implied that food, and goods, from Hamburg was industrial, cheap, tawdry, of lesser quality.

As I say, a social and political decision.

Its hard to compare because not all European countries have an hourly rate, some have a minimum or living weekly wage, and the hourly rate depends on what constitutes a week’s work ( varies between 35 and 48 ). But it’s a fair bet that Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Switzerland, annd possibly Belgium are all higher than the new Manx rate. I get that there are legitimate fears for some businesses, and that bigger businesses may cut jobs, but it’s a social and political question, as well as a pure economic one. How much should the rest of us, as taxpayers, subsidise employers by paying EPA to their low paid employees?

Different names for steak hache, if done properly. If not, then it’s every bit of off cut, reclaimed meat, offal. That’s faggots.

There have been big changes in the UK and Irish seal population over the last couple of decades. We never used to see many seals in the harbours because they were busy working harbours. But it’s a bit like the dolphins and the basking sharks, they too have moved around the coast and appeared and disappeared over the decades.

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I’m not 100% sure, but Menzies must also have a contract with the airport to be present and offer the services.