Snack Food Stuff
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So, not really snacks as in chips or something.. and not real food like you have to cook ove rthe stove.. like sandwiches or something..
What do you guys like?
Personally, I use Vons French Toast bread, toast it a bit, then makea maple syrup peanut butter sandwich
What do you guys like?
Personally, I use Vons French Toast bread, toast it a bit, then makea maple syrup peanut butter sandwich
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Tsujoi
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Clam Dip(Diced Clams drained, Cream Cheese, Worcestershire Sauce, lemon juice) + Lays Potato Chips
Spinach Dip (I believe the recipe is on the onion soup mix thing)+ Bread
Spinach Dip (I believe the recipe is on the onion soup mix thing)+ Bread
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SNACK #1
raw egg
boiled rice in a pot that is left over from lunch (a little cold and dry)
soy sauce
SNACK #2
powdered choco drink
boiled rice in a pot that is left over from lunch (a little cold and dry)
somehow, i like the idea of preparing "crude" snacks... probably because if i took too much effort in preparing one, i'd consider it a meal instead
raw egg
boiled rice in a pot that is left over from lunch (a little cold and dry)
soy sauce
SNACK #2
powdered choco drink
boiled rice in a pot that is left over from lunch (a little cold and dry)
somehow, i like the idea of preparing "crude" snacks... probably because if i took too much effort in preparing one, i'd consider it a meal instead
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jonsmth wrote...
SNACK #1raw egg
boiled rice in a pot that is left over from lunch (a little cold and dry)
soy sauce
SNACK #2
powdered choco drink
boiled rice in a pot that is left over from lunch (a little cold and dry)
somehow, i like the idea of preparing "crude" snacks... probably because if i took too much effort in preparing one, i'd consider it a meal instead
Sounds reasonable haha
Mangos (not those yellowish sweet ones, the green reddish one)
slice the mango
cut and crushed thai peppers + salt, it seems popular from where i live and really good ^^.
On the other note: As you can see I love spicy food gotta have a bottle of this for almost everything
=P
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I much prefer the jarred version with the crushed peppers in. But yeah, that korean hot sauce is a must.
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wel mate if u like spicy stuff suppose a trip to Malaysia here would certainly brighten ur day mate.
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David wrote...
No the jar version of crushed peppers doesn't do it! You need the seeds and it gotta be fresh.His avatar fits his post completely -.-
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Skyler998 wrote...
wel mate if u like spicy stuff suppose a trip to Malaysia here would certainly brighten ur day mate.Yeah Malaysia have some extremely spicy food and sauce, but what do you think will satisfy my spicy thirst? ^_-
Lieron wrote...
David wrote...
No the jar version of crushed peppers doesn't do it! You need the seeds and it gotta be fresh.His avatar fits his post completely -.-
haha didn't even notice :S
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David wrote...
No the jar version of crushed peppers doesn't do it! You need the seeds and it gotta be fresh.The jar version w/ seeds in seems hotter to me then the bottle. Although that could just be because I tend to use more when getting it out with a spoon rather then just squeezing some out of a bottle.
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Mhmm about the peppers and bottled sauce, I was talking about 2 separate things I just mentioned that I use hot sauce for almost everything I eat but of course peppers regardless are way spicier than hot sauce :)
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Ah i see, I thought you were talking about the bottled smooth garlic chili sauce vs the thick jar stuff.
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I like fruit, mostly all kinds, mangos, grapes (love the concord grapes), apples, citrus, melons and berries (esp. blueberries). I will not, however, eat durian.
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Heh, when my parents eat it they still tell me to try some, but I just can't get used to the smell. Durian's are pretty polarizing, mostly people either love it or hate it. I don't know if you guys watch the Food Network show where some stocky white guy goes around eating foods from around the world, but one of the few times he fails to even swallow the food is when he tried to eat durian =).
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Travel network >> zimmerman or w/e btw
Anthony bourdain> zimmerman, and he loves durian too lol
jsut hold your nose or soemthing and stick it in..
Anthony bourdain> zimmerman, and he loves durian too lol
jsut hold your nose or soemthing and stick it in..
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cooperboy321 wrote...
Heh, when my parents eat it they still tell me to try some, but I just can't get used to the smell. Durian's are pretty polarizing, mostly people either love it or hate it. I don't know if you guys watch the Food Network show where some stocky white guy goes around eating foods from around the world, but one of the few times he fails to even swallow the food is when he tried to eat durian =).I saw that episode on the food network, according to him foreigners (Americans) call it "stinky food" lol, I don't have a problem with the smell or eating it and the durian smoothie with boboa is great 8)