what do you guys like eating after a hard day of diving?

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Spaghetti or lasagne might come in a close second for me. I also like chicken curry roti when I'm in the carib but a nice hot pizza really is the best.
 
The Kraken:
A very large plate of spaghetti with a good meat sauce and a big glass of red wine!
With plenty of garlic bread to sop up the leftover sauce.

the K

you know what, you are absolutely right! i also made an observation about my eating habits, seems like il eat anything but sweets and desert after diving:)
 
Spoon:
you know what, you are absolutely right! i also made an observation about my eating habits, seems like il eat anything but sweets and desert after diving:)

I think it depends where you’re diving. For me, some fruit like pineapple is rather nice after a dive in Thailand. When I was diving near Sydney, the boat served hot tomato soup and mini quiches—you need that after diving in 16 degrees C water wearing a 5mm wetsuit.
 
Spoon:
what do you guys like eating after diving?
Fresh Fish, of course :D
Rick
 
Vie:
I like to eat moules frites.
On the Grande Place in Brussels, with a Mort Subite of course :)
There was a little Moulerie in Mons that served 'em with a cream-curry sauce that has got to be one of the world's tip-top gustatory delights!
Yummy!
Rick
(Vie, can you actually get genuine Belgian moules & frites in Thailand? They're scarce as hen's teeth in the States)
 
. . . and your little sissy-girl drink with the umbrella and lots of fruit in it !!!
You wuss . . . !!! :D

Just kidding, and you know it!.

Sounds good.

I'm nominating you for head chef at the Oktoberfest.

the K
 
Rick Murchison:
There was a little Moulerie in Mons that served 'em with a cream-curry sauce that has got to be one of the world's tip-top gustatory delights!

Probably not as good but now you’ve got me thinking about curry chips (the reliable snack post-abusive-beer-drinking).

Rick Murchison:
(Vie, can you actually get genuine Belgian moules & frites in Thailand? They're scarce as hen's teeth in the States)

You can find some pretty close approximation to moules marinières and one used to be able to find a good selection of Belgian beers here in Bangkok but genuine frites is impossible to find. I found a place in Singapore that served (not bad at all) moules frites that was conveniently located near Living Seas where I was taking DIR-F.
 
junk! chips & dip, cookies, little powdered doughnuts...healthy stuff like that.
 
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