The Food Discussion Thread I

[Farnhamia]

All I remember was that the peanut butter and jelly sandwich kept appearing in different Cartoon Network shows

At 12 when I was watching these shows I would ask... “what’s that? Is this something Americans like?”

I know I like it!

Me, too. Peanut butter and a nice ripe banana is good, too. On toast.

[Diopolis]

I know I like it!

Me, too. Peanut butter and a nice ripe banana is good, too. On toast.

With honey...

[La Xinga]

Me, too. Peanut butter and a nice ripe banana is good, too. On toast.

With honey...

Honey could go with, like, everything. Honey with grains, honey with apples, honey with @@RANDOMFRUITPLURAL@@ (wish that was a macro), like, maybe stick some fish in hone-never mind, don't.

[Names Are Too Hard]

I know I like it!

Me, too. Peanut butter and a nice ripe banana is good, too. On toast.

I personally can’t stand ripe bananas. Way too mushy. I like em pretty green.

[Names Are Too Hard]

With honey...

Honey could go with, like, everything. Honey with grains, honey with apples, honey with @@RANDOMFRUITPLURAL@@ (wish that was a macro), like, maybe stick some fish in hone-never mind, don't.

I mean you could honey glaze the fish.

[Farnhamia]

Me, too. Peanut butter and a nice ripe banana is good, too. On toast.

With honey...

Yes, totally.

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Me, too. Peanut butter and a nice ripe banana is good, too. On toast.

I personally can’t stand ripe bananas. Way too mushy. I like em pretty green.

I like 'em ripe but hey, however you like them is fine. Oh, I read that if you separate them and wrap the stem ends in plastic wrap, they don't ripen as fast.

[La Xinga]

Hmmm, you guys/gals prefer bee honey or date honey? (The fruit date)

[Rojava Free State]

I've really developed an acquired taste for Talapia.

[La Xinga]

I've really developed an acquired taste for Talapia.

They sell talapia by you?

[Neutraligon]

Apples and honey, so good.

[Outer Sparta]

Yeah, I forgot burgers too!

lol

I suppose that is technically a sandwich

If it counts, it’s my new vote

I really want to try what an original hamburger was like when it was created in Hamburg, Germany.

[Geneviev]

lol

I suppose that is technically a sandwich

If it counts, it’s my new vote

I really want to try what an original hamburger was like when it was created in Hamburg, Germany.

I know someone from Hamburg. She doesn't taste as good as the American Hamburger.

[Farnhamia]

lol

I suppose that is technically a sandwich

If it counts, it’s my new vote

I really want to try what an original hamburger was like when it was created in Hamburg, Germany.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_hamburger ... You would probably find it both familiar and strange.

[Atheris]

I think my favourite sandwich is a hotdog.

Hot dogs are tacos, though.

Hmmm, you guys/gals prefer bee honey or date honey? (The fruit date)

I don't like honey. Too sweet.

[Infected Mushroom]

I really want to try what an original hamburger was like when it was created in Hamburg, Germany.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_hamburger ... You would probably find it both familiar and strange.

Wow it looks so different from what we have now

I’m amazed the name was kept

[Nobel Hobos 2]

With honey...

Honey could go with, like, everything. Honey with grains, honey with apples, honey with @@RANDOMFRUITPLURAL@@ (wish that was a macro), like, maybe stick some fish in hone-never mind, don't.

Honey does not go with a keyboard.

[Nobel Hobos 2]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_hamburger ... You would probably find it both familiar and strange.

Wow it looks so different from what we have now

I’m amazed the name was kept

The Hamburger Rundstück seems to me the pinnacle of Hamburger cuisine.
Masses of meat, HALF a tiny bun, and some garnish you could pick off it you don't like green shit.

As to why the name was kept. It might be something to do with ham, ie the legally deniable implication there is 100% meat somewhere in the burger. Also maybe, reference to a city in Germany ... ie, Europe ... thus exotic, and implying er, good food. But ultimately it's because English retains words that people enjoy using. It's not a bad word.

[Twicetagram and JYPe]

I think my favourite sandwich is a hotdog.

hotdogs aren't sandwiches

Hmmm, you guys/gals prefer bee honey or date honey? (The fruit date)

I don't really have a preference, but I'd prefer honey that is sweet, but not too much.
I don't know what kind of honey that is so you go figure that out yourself.

[Infected Mushroom]

Wow it looks so different from what we have now

I’m amazed the name was kept

The Hamburger Rundstück seems to me the pinnacle of Hamburger cuisine.
Masses of meat, HALF a tiny bun, and some garnish you could pick off it you don't like green shit.

As to why the name was kept. It might be something to do with ham, ie the legally deniable implication there is 100% meat somewhere in the burger. Also maybe, reference to a city in Germany ... ie, Europe ... thus exotic, and implying er, good food. But ultimately it's because English retains words that people enjoy using. It's not a bad word.

I guess Hamburger (as in Hamburg) sounds better than the Pariser or the New Yorker or the Londoner.

"Hey, let's go get a 'Riser ('ree-zer') at McDonalds later."

"I'm going to order a huge Pariser."

Cheese Riser (Ree-zer)

XP

[The Blaatschapen]

The Hamburger Rundstück seems to me the pinnacle of Hamburger cuisine.
Masses of meat, HALF a tiny bun, and some garnish you could pick off it you don't like green shit.

As to why the name was kept. It might be something to do with ham, ie the legally deniable implication there is 100% meat somewhere in the burger. Also maybe, reference to a city in Germany ... ie, Europe ... thus exotic, and implying er, good food. But ultimately it's because English retains words that people enjoy using. It's not a bad word.

I guess Hamburger (as in Hamburg) sounds better than the Pariser or the New Yorker or the Londoner.

"Hey, let's go get a 'Riser ('ree-zer') at McDonalds later."

"I'm going to order a huge Pariser."

Cheese Riser (Ree-zer)

XP

Related: https://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=2774

[Infected Mushroom]

I guess Hamburger (as in Hamburg) sounds better than the Pariser or the New Yorker or the Londoner.

"Hey, let's go get a 'Riser ('ree-zer') at McDonalds later."

"I'm going to order a huge Pariser."

Cheese Riser (Ree-zer)

XP

Related: https://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=2774

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Probably because cars aren't tasty.

[The Blaatschapen]

Related: https://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=2774

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Probably because cars aren't tasty.

But I love Volkswagen Beetlejuice.

[Infected Mushroom]

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Probably because cars aren't tasty.

But I love Volkswagen Beetlejuice.

Beetles? Yikes

[Shwe Tu Colony]

hotdogs aren't sandwiches

Reminds me of the sandwich alignment chart floating around, but I'm worried it might be considered, ah, a bit spammy/low-quality for NationStates—

In other news, I ate a moderately spicy yakisoba and my digestive's having a mild meltdown because of it, as oft happens.

[Infected Mushroom]

I may just have had one of the most unhealthy lunch ever

For a mere 48 HKD from KFC I got a wing, a breast, rice with mushrooms and gravy, crispy chips, a sweet egg tart, and some Pepsi

The temptations of the summer combos