The food in the Burger vans is the best!

[tigerinfrontrow]

The food in the Burger vans outside the Catterpillar stand is 10 times better than in the Catterpillar .



What do you reckon?

[BJ.]

The food in the Burger vans outside the Catterpillar stand is 10 times better than in the Catterpillar .

What do you reckon????

I reckon you need to get the key for the question mark on your keyboard looked at as it appears to be sticking. As for the food inside or outside the Caterpillar Stand, I'll take your word for it.

[neilf]

First post and you are advertising a burger van, is it only me who thinks you might have connections with the van?

[Purebob]

Ironically my son ate a burger and chips from there at the Australia game and was sick as a dog afterwards !

[Richard]

It seems the originator of this thread doesn't get outside of his burger van and into the ground and share my packed lunch...Now that is the best.....mmmm

[RugbyTiger]

I am in the Caterpillar stand at the Feb 19th game so if I get peckish after what Purebob said I think I might just avoid that van

[oldborotiger]

In the same vein:
the wrinkly blond guy in a puffa jacket stood one step back from the 22 post near the clubhouse is a total sex god in disguise.

Not a good disguise,you don't get many wrinkly blond guys as they all seem to have gone grey by the time they go wrinkly.

[bluntiger]

It seems the originator of this thread doesn't get outside of his burger van and into the ground and share my packed lunch...Now that is the best.....mmmm

Ditto, I take my own lunch so I don't have to eat bland, tasteless food that is cooked (boiled!) hours before and 'reheated' seconds before consumption! Vile stuff, high in calories, high in fat, low in taste, low in nutrients! Steer clear!

[Tigerbob]

Seems the burger van guy's devilish plan to promote his wares has seriously backfired!

[Rizzo]

As a vegetarian the smell from burger vans is enough to make me feel sick.

[Phil B]

The food in the Burger vans outside the Catterpillar stand is 10 times better than in the Catterpillar .



What do you reckon????

Personally, I would never eat anything that came out of a catterpiller. However I have to admit that my French friends may not quibble as much.

[Tigerbob]

Mrs G says my assertion smells a bit too!

You can get cream for that!

[DickyP]

Apart from the obvious chance to make jibes at a contributor's expense ( a very valid activity which I wholly endorse), the originator of this thread does have a point.

A large, fresh burger outside the ground is cheaper, normally more freshly cooked, and bigger than the offerings inside the ground.

As a 'house-husband' who happily cooks wholesome, fresh food every day, I enjoy my occasional junk-food treat, and the burgers at the van behind the Aylestone Road end of the Crumbie are far better than most.