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That actually sounds pretty good :0 ALSO THANK UUUUUHappy Birthday. The other day I had some gourmet popcorn that was a mix of various flavors that included garlic, cinnamon, cheese etc. At first it was weird but it kind of grows on you.
Woaaahhhh that looks awesome! Lol tbh it looks like it'd be good!View attachment 136552View attachment 136553 I think the Temple of Doom movie took the prize for weird food. Eyeball soup and chilled monkey brains , LOL.
Thank you! And I've actually tried that once it's really good! I recommend!!!Happy birthday! You share it with the Begetter of Lothor (my mum).
Peanut butter and cheese sounds fine to me, provided the cheese is fairly mild.
Strawberries and cream sandwiches are what I think are a Japanese oddity.
Also happy birthday to your mother!Happy birthday! You share it with the Begetter of Lothor (my mum).
Peanut butter and cheese sounds fine to me, provided the cheese is fairly mild.
Strawberries and cream sandwiches are what I think are a Japanese oddity.
That looks soooo gooooodddd! Happy early birthday btw! Hope you enjoyed your ice-cream!!Happy birthday, @どうぞよろしく、ひなです ! I got mine next Sunday, too.
In southern Austria, in Styria, the birthplace of Schwarzenegger, as well as in Slovenia, one staple is pumpkin seed oil. It's to die for and used for almost everything: salads, potato puree, soups, dips, marinades and even desserts. One particularly outstanding afters is vanilla ice cream parfait sprinkled with pumpkin seed oil and roasted pumpkin seeds.
Steirerkraft on Ice: Vanilla Ice Cream Parfait with Pumpkin Seed Oil Topping -
Ein raffiniertes Vanilleeis-Parfait mit steirischem Kürbiskernöl – cremig, nussig und überraschend anders. Das perfekte Dessert für Genießer, die das Besondere lieben.www.steirerkraft.com
I will! Sounds tasty!!Try Japanese strawberries and a drizzle of balsamic vinegar
Thank you!! Have a good day!!!
Well. From memoryI'm curious about what the weirdest food combination someone's ever tried is.. for me it's a peanut butter and cheese sandwich.. it wasn't that bad.. and yeah! Now I'm hungry and need to experiment
(Un important random info:MY BIRTHDAY IS TOMORROW AHHHH aka the April 12)
Have a good day! Morning! Afternoon! And night!
I've never heard of the peanuts & coke thing but I'm not from the south. A few couple years ago there was coffee + coke product on the shelves in the U.S. but it was short-lived. I first saw it in Japan a few years before that. I haven't seen it in Japan recently either but it may persist in some markets still.Apparently, all the rage in Japan right now.
Peanuts and Coke becomes a viral hit in Japan, but is it a trend worth joining?
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I have nice memories of transiting at Istanbul airport when younger Spawn of Lothor was 5, and I let him select some sweets from the Haribo pick and mix stand. He had too much sugar too quickly and went a bit weird and overexcited, much to the amusement of nearby passengers. Even now, 'going to Istanbul airport' is family language for going a bit crazy. He still gets a pack of Haribo in his Christmas stocking.We need an OMG emoji for reactions.
I'm a big fan of Haribo's, but I'd rather eat them.
Is it any wonder that adult derangement syndrome is on the rise?On the subject of drinks, I had the pleasure of seeing my Spanish/German 18-year-old goddaughter at Christmas, and she told me of a popular pastime among older teenagers, which is to make cocktails from Haribo sweets and spirits. There are a lot of YouTube videos made by aficionados, like this one by a very excited French woman.
Shake! Shake! Shake!
I have nice memories of transiting at Istanbul airport when younger Spawn of Lothor was 5, and I let him select some sweets from the Haribo pick and mix stand. He had too much sugar too quickly and went a bit weird and overexcited, much to the amusement of nearby passengers. Even now, 'going to Istanbul airport' is family language for going a bit crazy. He still gets a pack of Haribo in his Christmas stocking.