Another pointless thread

But are the "car" decks high enough for trailers?

Isn't most food and cargo shipped overseas anyway?

Most is, but high value short life "fresh" food is airfreighted.

Indeed and those can't be shipped with slower transport anyway so probably the price of some fruit might go up this week.

Hooray! real food, less hedge clippings.

Cedric

Since when do you British eat real food?

More than high enough. Most of the ferries have movable mezzanine decks so they can either carry two decks of cars or one deck of lorries in the same space, the more freight-oriented operators like Norfolkline just have two main decks for tall vehicles and an extra deck above that for cars.

The days of only being able to carry two or three HGVs in the aft end of the car deck (after reversing them down the linkspan as you couldn't turn them around on the ship and only had a stern door) are long gone!

Frigadelan - Fritz & Mayonaise - - - Real Food!

Yup - that was my thought David.

What's wrong with our national dish - Chicken tikka masala?

I always think of Dutch cuisine as one of the few which are even blander than the British. Although this is based only on spending a fortnight there in my teens! I remember the kids loved white bread microwaved with a slice of processed cheese on it

At the very least, British cheese is surely superior!

Dutch cheese---

Vintage Cheddar---

Now let me think

Chocolate spread for breakfast!

Huh first time hearing that, u sure

Dutch cheese is nice but you need to get the good kind, I myself find old cheese nice.

I confess I like that but don't you put chips on bread?

It's good none mentioned ollibollen

But back to the facts, I didn't say Dutch was real food either so why so defensive

We're Pentaxians... it's in the blood.

And ollibollen sound delicious actually! Mmmmm.... lard...