My much loved fellow blogger, Kristian found a challenge on a blog I haven’t come across before but will have to start following I think!
Esther of Esther Newton Blog set a challenge to write a poem about food.
Yes you read that right. A Poem.
Me. The girl who’s idea of a classy sonnet is ‘The Boy Stood On The Burning Deck…
I make no secret of the fact I’m not a fan of poetry. I’m a big, Big, BIG fan of Kristian though so I read every thing he writes. As should you! Seriously, I love his stories. He’s one of my absolute favorite bloggers.
So poems. Poems and me. I went there. Apologies in advance but the devil made me do it!
I never thought that I should see
A food that couldn’t quite please me
A filthy psycho chose to tease
And thus invented cottage cheese
It makes me hurl and swear words utter
The blinkin’ stuff belongs in the gutter.
To make me happy bring me cake
From a shop or that you baked
Wash it down with a cup of tea
It’s such a lovely treat to me
Here in the US, proud and mighty
It’s not the same as dear old Blighty
Foods very different in this country
I’d happily choke my ex for a Crunchie
(I’d happily choke him any way but that’s not food related or rhyming so ignore this bit)
Fish and chips can be found
But the chips are fries
Don’t even think you can find pies!
If that’s not enough to chill your soul
They serve it with coleslaw not a buttered roll!
I miss Brit sarnies like cheese and pickle
That really make your taste buds tickle.
I want a kebab or a proper curry,
Neither of which I’ll get in a hurry
For all I miss
There’s so much here
Food and people I hold so dear
So I’ll stay put and shovel cake
And thank the Lord I learned to bake!
YAY!!! You rose to the challenge and wrote one blinder of a poem. 🙂
PS You’re one of my favourite bloggers too.
pps, I needed the boost that your lovely poem and words have given me. 🙂
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Any time! I look forward to your posts every single day!
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I am so honoured. It makes it all worthwhile. Thank you.
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Reblogged this on Tales from the mind of Kristian and commented:
One of my Absolutely favourite bloggers, the Britchy One from Bitchin’ in the Kitchen has stepped out of her comfort zone and written a poem.
And it’s brilliant.
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Haha love this!!!
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Thank you! This was so far out of my comfort zone I needed oxygen lol
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You did awesome!
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I LOVE it!!! I agree, Kristian is amazing! He’s one of my favorite bloggers too!!
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We both have EXCELLENT taste in blogs!
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We do!!
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I love it!
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Thank you 😊
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You bet. 😉
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Oh goodness. I am not a poetry fan either, but that was a sheer delight to read!
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Oh my goodness thank you!
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Reblogged this on A Jeanne in the Kitchen and commented:
Normally I do not reblog other people’s blogs and ideas, but this was to funny not share.
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Oh wow, thank you!!
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Too funny! You should do this more often! BTW I make cheese and pickle sandwiches every now and again 😊
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Aren’t they fabulous?! I love them!
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Yes! I’m lucky the local supermarket carries it with some other British foods. No Crunchie bars though 😐
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Haha!! Amazing poetry-ing skills, my dear…I’m laughing so hard I’m crying right now!! Thank you for this delightful afternoon pick-me-up. 😂😘
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You’re welcome 😊
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This is just fantastic! Thank you so much for participating 🙂
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Thank you for starting the idea 😊
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🙂 Hmm. Most interesting poem for someone who hates poetry.
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It’s not my forte!
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Ahhh, you keep posting pictures of cake!!! It always makes me want to eat them!!!!
PS: good read 🙂
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Thank you!
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Excellently done Foodie!
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Thank you 😊
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Reblogged this on A Guy Called Bloke and K9 Doodlepip! and commented:
There’s Britchy, There’s Britchy sarcasm, There’s Britchy writing, then there is this – Britchy a la poet!
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😂😂😂
I’ve not heard much appealing,
’bout food from the U.S.A.,
much less anything for healing,
Be good if I could get a Milky Way…
OK, I’m crap at poetry too 😉
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😂 milky ways are different in the U.K. and US! A US Milky Way is the same as a U.K. Mars bar. There isn’t really anything like a UK Milky Way. There’s something similar but not as light
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Love it :O) xx
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Thank you 😊
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Lovely poem Britchy very well written.
❤️✌️
BY FOR NOW
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Thank you 😊
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Your Welcome dear.
❤️✌️
BY FOR NOW
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Oh my, that was some topping on the cake! Astounding poetry, written with delightful humour. It was so much fun reading it all.
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Thank you! 😊
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Is Crunchie the picture you posted? In Australia it’s called something else. It was rather… peculiar. Weird. But oddly addicting.
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Yes it’s like cinder toffee or sponge candy as it’s called here. Its a Violet Crumble in Oz I think. I like those too but I like Crunchies just a bit better, slightly different taste and texture.
My ex used to get so angry with me because I eat all the chocolate off first and then eat the middle. I do that with a lot of candy bars actually – and especially paydays! He used to rail at me for dissecting my food like a heathen! Bless his heart 😎
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Violet Crumble! YES!!!
I never thought of eating it in layers like that.
I don’t like paydays, though. I mean, I like the money, but not the candy.
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Poetry and humor, love this site. Everyone needs a good laugh now and then. Love the poem and the best thing is that there are no calories, now I am off to find some real cakes. This made me hungry.
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Cake poetry is insidious. It’s the worst best sort!
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