Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for March 12, 2022

If she could afford it, she ought to take a cooking class.

there is the pot! (always wanted to say it first!$

Flo could flambé an ice cube!

@Ling Today’s strip IS funny but a repeat our HERO Mr Andrew Capp is used to Flo’s burnt offerings :o) , my avatar is a picture of a Pilot and co-pilot too busy ogling the female flight attendants to notice that a small aircraft is crashing into them, come passerai il vostro Sabato mio piu meno vecchio amicho sincero? our Saturday should be quite busy , but we are both in a good mood and after our bulk shopping is done we have no more errands to run , just keep inside the house and keep hydrated because it’s windy outside , stay safe and a bientot pal

At least my mom can cook.

Andy’s better off with pub grub.

Maybe it’s smoked ham

Is there a problem with Flo’s carbon footprint?

I hope that they have a fire extinguisher handy.

I hope their fire insurance is all paid up.

No, that “supper” will get cold. Cold, burnt ashes!!

When did they drop Andy from reading The Mirror ?

Smoked Salmon for a Turkey.

Don’t they have smoke alarms?

Take-away Curry again ?

I’ll bet he’s heading over to Mavis for her famous roast beef and Yorkshire pudding.

I wonder if there’s ever been a strip with BOTH smoke in the kitchen AND a fight cloud obscuring Andy and Flo…..

The picture must have fallen off the wall. Probably landed behind the sofa.

Woo, there’s that pot AND it’s purple! Talk about a double-header for Friday!

Nice pot. Great handle.

He has an excuse not to eat it, he has to wait for the smoke to clear.

Flo has once again appeased the English kitchen gods with burnt offerings! A little charcoal aids digestion, Andy…

SINCE ANDY DOESN’T WORK, AND HIS WIFE DOES, HE SHOULD BE THE ONE TAKING OVER THE SHOPPING FOR FOOD, AS WELL AS COOKING IT, AND CLEANING UP THE KITCHEN AFTERWARDS!

Cajun blackened chicken?

How nice, charcoal for dinner.

Still that terrible a cook!

Flo and her ritual culinary sacrifice to the food gods. Burnt offering. Very charred.