favorite food after a long surf...

[wambie ripper]

hi guys,
after a long hard surf where you had to come in as your hunger was unberable what do you like to eat?
well for me you can go wrong with a massive kebab and a big bowl of cereal. mmmmmm. it may sound wierd but bloody hell it hits the spot.

What are some other favorites???

[CaT_SPeW]

cant go past a good feed of fish and chips i reckon

[Roman]

Massive bowl of Cereal for sure...or
Fruit Smoothy and Toasted Sandwiches. or
Sushi.. or
Left Over Thai.. or
Left over Spaghetti Bollognese... or
Left Over Baked Dinner...

[Dingus]

Massive bowl of Cereal for sure...or
Fruit Smoothy and Toasted Sandwiches. or
Sushi.. or
Left Over Thai.. or
Left over Spaghetti Bollognese... or
Left Over Baked Dinner...

Romans on the money, leftovers are great. That or the burgers they do in the little cafe thing outside the surfclub at North Cronulla.

[fong]

i usually check me traps on the way home sooooo mud crab hot out the pot 4 me

p.s i also love....LOVEEEEEE a good meat pie just hits the spot with no fuss

[locky]

all you can eat pizza hut.

the one at kirras awesome after fighting the rip and the crowds

[mudguts]

in the morning after an long early session. subway melt with extra cheese and bacon, honey mustard, tomato, onion & olives is the goods!!!!

[brenno05]

anything and everything....post surf i usually start of with a selection of mixed confectionary (hand picked of course) usually about $3-4 worth of red frogs, pineapples, ect...i find this is good as your mouth is usually all salty from the water

then after that you are craving a somthing to fill you up and with a bit of salt so either some hot chips or a bacon and egg roll (with cheese)

then to finish on a sweet note either a chocolate or ice cream of somesort

[boogaloo]

pussy

[elmo]

can't beleive no one has said bacon and eggs
that is the best ever

[WiNzA]

the only way to go is the posh maccas at greenmount

[Jorgo]

Depending on the time of day and if its a summer or winter sesh, but for me if yo're making it (not shop) you can't go passed a peanut butter, honey and banana on toast with a good cup of hot stuff -.

[marty]

do you guys even surf? the fact that no-one has mentioned a bakery is shameful...

[Jorgo]

Morty -its a time of life thing too I think. Like when you were a grom and only walked to places you went to the nearest place that could fuel you up for the next sesh.
At Nth Steyne/Manly that was a shop (where Dripping Wet Surf is now) run by Jack and Gordon Knights (Manly, Central Coast and now Gold Coast shapers) parents, and they served these things called Fruito Boards - about 12" long by 5" wide and 1" thick in the shape of an oval (or board- ish) and were toasted with jam.
They filled the bill perfectly and they must have sold 100s a day.
But when we got cars we had more options and the Bakery was a well visited shop with all those great smells of fresh baked yummies

[surfin39]

do you guys even surf? the fact that no-one has mentioned a bakery is shameful...

totally agree, I thought stopping at the bakery was an institution

coffee, hot pie, warm bread, so much to choose from

[surfin39]

things called Fruito Boards - about 12" long by 5" wide and 1" thick in the shape of an oval (or board- ish) and were toasted

now that brings back memories, they were a whole tea cake cut length ways through the middle and toasted, man they hit the spot when you were a kid on a budget

[who really cares?]

Massive bowl of Cereal for sure...or
Fruit Smoothy and Toasted Sandwiches. or
Sushi.. or
Left Over Thai.. or
Left over Spaghetti Bollognese... or
Left Over Baked Dinner...

Preety much exactly what i snack on after a surf

[el gringo rattis]

do you guys even surf? the fact that no-one has mentioned a bakery is shameful...

shameful indeed
its like a ritual, especially on a road trip