so, when will you be starting stockpiling I wonder?

joelsnan
I think we're doing pretty well. The eu are not ones too rush, after all they are now on the 10th, or is it 11 years that the Canada deal has been on the table.
They were doing the tango to the finali when the walloons put the brake on ( at least it put Wallonia on the map)
But now, the Italians don't want to Tango.
Something to do with the cheese makers

This may be of interest to those in this debate
news.sky.com/story/long-read-governments-no-deal-brexit-plans-lost-on-m20-motorway-11454929

Seconded.

Sorry, that was for Granny 18.20 last evening. Hadn’t caught up!

PECS, many thanks for sharing the Sky News link in your post @ 7:31 today.

In my view Sky News has been by far the best media channel in giving in-depth analysis of Brexit and all the issues surrounding it.

That conflicts readily with other media and press channels such as the Daily Mail, The Sun and the Times who seem to have adopted a position of "lets all stick our fingers in our ears, our heads in the sand and jump of the cliff, for without doubt our pickled walnuts will save us".

Disaster!!

My husband has already moved his tools into my under stair cupboard in the new house that I had earmarked for my Brexit stockpile!!

Anyone want bags full of tools?

Carol, my wife has moved our stock of pickled walnuts out into my new garden shed. I am worried the hedgehogs which I think have taken up residence under there will scoff that lot and then we will definitely not survive a hard Brexit

You could always bake the hedgehogs.

lemongrove
I wonder if they taste like chicken?
My sister did eat guinea pig in south america which she said was okay, However the fact that it had just been opened from chin to gonads to barbecue and then presented on a plate was a bit off putting.
I havent eaten rabbit since i was a child my skittish rabbit disappeared from its cage and appeared as rabbit stew. My mother would never admit it was my rabbit but the evidence was strong. We have loads of tabbits where i live so will have to re-tune my psyche and my palate and ''i will be alright Jack'

I would consider eating the hedgehogs as a last resort, but the wife has put our emergency stock pickled walnuts between the weedkiller and the ant powder in the shed.

I don't think I would want to consider eating those Hedgehogs if they have consumed the pickled walnuts, even in the direst emergency.

Although thinking about it, instead of having pickled walnuts, it would be prickled Hedgehog.

grandad1943
I have not tried pickled walnuts. I do like the 'fresh' variety but not sure if we have walnut trees growing in this area. When i have honed my hunting skills maybe i could swap you a couple of jars of pickled walnuts for a couple of jugged hares (or rabbits) as the case may be. Would the first available pony express suffice. Local gypsies are settting in motion TNT type delivereies using their horses and global family connections.

Pickled walnuts are a delicious adjunct to Delia’s venison casserole - a Christmas Eve favourite, although I suppose possibly in poor taste (Sorry Rudolph et al)

Thanks for that Lemongrove and Joelsnan. Has been a vey long week and we definitely needed a really good laugh.

Mawbroon
Are the pickled walnuts available year round, are they available in most supermarkets. Do you eat them out of the jar/tin or do you just use them in cooking.
I may buy one to try and if okay cancel my arrangement with grandad and start my stockpile immediately.
I think I might need to buy a dog to go rabbiting.

I’ve never been able to eat pickled walnuts since I was teenage and someone I worked with (he was very coarse) told me they looked like pickled rude bits.

^ it would be prickled Hedgehog.^


Pickled eggs in large jars always looked disgusting too NfkD

Just done a Wikipaedia on Pickled Walnuts, i will give them a go...if needs must.