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Melancholia
Eternal daydreamer
thered,lucky you that you have no idea of what it is 
well,marmite,is a brown-coloured type of spread.It´s made of yeast and it´s a bit salty and has a very strong and strange taste *yucky* Many vegeterians like it...
well,marmite,is a brown-coloured type of spread.It´s made of yeast and it´s a bit salty and has a very strong and strange taste *yucky* Many vegeterians like it...
Russell
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Holy great mother of god. Do people really eat that shit?FatherVic said:If you don't believe me just check this...which comes from Swanson's breakfast pack, Hungry-Man All Day Breakfast:
Yup. In Germany there's this piece of cake that is about 2 ounces at te most and it is 4,500 calories per serving. Way too much chocolate for me.
NE: Cookies.
NE: Cookies.
khristoff
Member
Well, there's BOvril, which is for non-vegetarians and it's slightly less salty. You have to spread it in small quantities!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In England people used to drink in diluted in hot water!! Like a soup. It's very good for you, did ya know Melancholia?
In England people used to drink in diluted in hot water!! Like a soup. It's very good for you, did ya know Melancholia?
@Rusell: yep...I also had trouble to believe it!!! Never underestimate the american way of breakfast
@theredin: Did you eat turkey??? What's the point with it??? I mean, why is it "a must" for thanksgiving??? Couldn't you just have a piece of Hungary??
fathervic (who just made the silliest joke of the day)
@theredin: Did you eat turkey??? What's the point with it??? I mean, why is it "a must" for thanksgiving??? Couldn't you just have a piece of Hungary??
fathervic (who just made the silliest joke of the day)
I can't come up with a good enough answer to reply to FV's post, but if I did have Hungary, then I would...... (Thinking, thiunking, thinking...) uh screw it.
Now eating: Leftover Turkey (Not the country)
Now eating: Leftover Turkey (Not the country)
Melancholia
Eternal daydreamer
now drinking hot mint with honey....mmmm...ideal before bed...
Turkey is nice,but it's a lot of time i don't eat...i've started feeling disgusted by it,though
the same for minced meat... I'm slowly turning into some sort of strange vegeterian
Theredinthesky@ what do you normally have for dessert on thankgivings day?
/troll (who has a LOT of marzipan in her fridge :hotjump: )
Turkey is nice,but it's a lot of time i don't eat...i've started feeling disgusted by it,though
the same for minced meat... I'm slowly turning into some sort of strange vegeterian Theredinthesky@ what do you normally have for dessert on thankgivings day?
/troll (who has a LOT of marzipan in her fridge :hotjump: )
Oh that's the best thing about Thanksgiving. My family makes a whole bunch of different desserts. About eight differnet kinds of Jell-o make it to the table. My Aunt brings over this really good almond pie. I personaly don't like Pumpkin Pie, but that always gets it's way to the table. Apple Pie is always there. There's this jell-o with almonds, bananas, oranges, and apples in it and I really like that stuff. Cake is sometimes added. Cherry pie and Rasberry pie are in the feast. But there ain't nothing better than Turkey (Sorry Melancholia!), Mashed Potatoes, and vegetables. No dessert can top that hehe!
Ok, I would do a whole lota stupid things for a raspberry pie...It must be wonderful!!!
Though i'm not a "dessert guy" i prefer forest (uhu). No, really, I prefer a bag of Doritos than any other sweet stuff...though cheese pie it's always welcome
Now Eating: Kaseropita! :Spin:
Though i'm not a "dessert guy" i prefer forest (uhu
). No, really, I prefer a bag of Doritos than any other sweet stuff...though cheese pie it's always welcome Now Eating: Kaseropita! :Spin:
Melancholia
Eternal daydreamer
jello is yummy,jello is okay with me 
*will have jello for dessert on the next thanksgiving day*
ND: decaffeine coffee
*will have jello for dessert on the next thanksgiving day* ND: decaffeine coffee
Melancholia
Eternal daydreamer
mmmmmm lentils *yummy*I also ate lentils today 
cooked with love as well
)
tomorrow i'll eat pasta with the secret family sauce
/troll (can somebody reheat my coffee,please??? )
cooked with love as well
)tomorrow i'll eat pasta with the secret family sauce
/troll (can somebody reheat my coffee,please??? )
Melancholia
Eternal daydreamer
This microwave meal that I am eating has 1900 milligrams of Sodium!!!!!!!!! 79% of the recomended daily value of Sodium intake. The dessert brownie tastes like cardboard. Cardboard tastes good by the way!
Rei Toei
not quite human
going to cook my lunch, and it will be polenta with tomato sauce and cheese *yummy* as for dessert, i'll have an orange
Melancholia
Eternal daydreamer
oh my....... the forum and the reply-box look sooooo strange!! 
I like the black font on the replyfield though.. reminds me of school...blackboard and chalk
theredinthesky@ what exaclty did this microwave meal you were eating contain??
Rei@ is polenta made of potatoes? i've seen a pic once and looked like mashed potatoes
Now Eating: Weetabix with chocolate milk (the ideal lunch when i'm bored to cook).I'll have an apple afterwards
Now Drinking: Coffee *yummy*
/troll
I like the black font on the replyfield though.. reminds me of school...blackboard and chalk
theredinthesky@ what exaclty did this microwave meal you were eating contain??
Rei@ is polenta made of potatoes? i've seen a pic once and looked like mashed potatoes
Now Eating: Weetabix with chocolate milk (the ideal lunch when i'm bored to cook).I'll have an apple afterwards
Now Drinking: Coffee *yummy*
/troll
Rei Toei
not quite human
@mel: nope, polenta is corn flour it's cooked in salted boiling water for a long time (depending on the quality of the flour 45'-60'), and served with almost whatever you want from butter and cheese to sausages, tomato sauce, mushrooms, fish and so on
it's cooked in salted boiling water for a long time (depending on the quality of the flour 45'-60'), and served with almost whatever you want from butter and cheese to sausages, tomato sauce, mushrooms, fish and so on 
