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What is Stevie wonders favorite food?
According to various reports, bangers and MASH is his favorite food.
What gang is ja rule from?
the booty bangers
Who is Susie in the song if you knew Susie?
A former girlfriend of Jimmy Webb about whom he wrote nearly all his famous love songs - Susie Horton.
What does the monster mash refer to in the song?
The monster mash refers to a dance.
When was Susie Q - song - created?
Susie Q - song - was created on 1968-01-19.
Where do bangers and mash originate?
Ireland. Bangers are sausage and mash are mashed potatoes.
What exactly are bangers and mash?
sausages and mash potatoes
Why does Tom Daley like bangers and mash?
Tom likes sausages and potatoes and bangers and mash are one of his favourites.
What actors and actresses appeared in Bangers and Mash - 1988?
The cast of Bangers and Mash - 1988 includes: Jonathan Kydd as Narrator (1988)
Where can one find information on bangers and mash?
One can find information on bangers and mash on Wikipedia, allrecipes website for more information on how to make this dish. It is also known as sausage and mash.
What does the British term for bangers and mash mean?
Yes it is. I am English and eat this often. Bangers are sausages and mash is mashed potatoes.
What is Stevie wonders favorite food?
According to various reports, bangers and MASH is his favorite food.
What is bangers and mash?
Bangers and mash is a "pub grub" of the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Bangers is a general sausage of any type, mash is mashed potatoes, and it can be served with onion gravy, fried onions, baked beans and peas. It is a quick and easy meal to make when you're short on time.
In Britain what would you be served if you asked for bangers and mash?
sausages and potatoes
What are some British snacks?
Bangers and mash, and finger cookies, crisps.
Normal meal for an english man?
Bangers and Mash This is Sausages and mashed potatoes.
What do they call sausage in England?
Bangers and mash.
