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njmac said:
its take like gross and yuk put together. it looks like tar and tastes only fractionally worse
Marmite and toast: breakfast of champions. And possibly some losers as well. But mostly champions.
Kalamata olives and feta cheese with a fresh, sun-warmed, perfectly ripened tomato (in summer), garnished with fresh basil and a dash of balsamic vinegar. Also like this same combo using fresh mozarella cheese, which is the more traditional version.
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Jaffa Cake said:My username should give you an idea...
Wow, I never heard of those before. They look really good... is the fruit filling/icing/spread under the chocolate always orange?
That'll be The Smashing Orangey Bit. It's always an orange jelly, apart from the odd special limited edition where they try other stuff, like blackcurrant.mac_head101 said:
However, it's generally accepted that such things are blasphemy.
prostuff1 said:
That's what I'm taking about! I looove my grandma's meatloaf, mashed potatoes, and green beans and corn. Mmmm....
Egg Rolls are wonderful too.
Qoxiivi said:
Vegemite on toast is quite possibly the greatest food to quench a massive hangover there is.
Vegemite is a yeast extract left over from the production of beer, it contains large amounts of Vitamin B and as such is great to eat after you've spent the night eating backwards.
Most definitely an acquired taste but far more satisfying than god-awful peanut butter. PB is gross in anything more than a thin layer and it has to be as crunchy as possible, smooth Peanut Butter makes me feel ill.
As I understand, vegaterian's do not eat animal products.Hector said:
Assuming that is correct, you might want to double check your Asian/oriental food outlet recipes for animal products used the preparation of their vegetable dishes. You might be surprised.
i have a good relationship with the owner who is vegetarian himself.
and my vegetarianism is not a religion, i dont abide by rules it's not like i'm denying myself something i just choose not to eat meat because eating the flesh of a dead animal freaks me out, i have no problem with gelatine or whatever
and my vegetarianism is not a religion, i dont abide by rules it's not like i'm denying myself something i just choose not to eat meat because eating the flesh of a dead animal freaks me out, i have no problem with gelatine or whatever
Chinese food. Breakfast, lunch, dinner.
When I was a kid, I was extremely bratty when it came to food-- hated fast food and burgers; I'd refuse to eat unless it was Chinese (or similar). It worked out all right since my dad was (and still is) even worse about it.
When I was a kid, I was extremely bratty when it came to food-- hated fast food and burgers; I'd refuse to eat unless it was Chinese (or similar).
It worked out all right since my dad was (and still is) even worse about it.