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Flo3:16 wrote:You sir are a Winner. Just because you have the testicular fortitude to dress up as freakin Zoidberg.![]()
Nath wrote:Durian. Or possibly a cacodemon.
Aleril wrote:I love mixing hot chocolate mix with milk.
What you get is a chocolate milk and since all of the powder isn't able to mix with the milk, some of it just gets wet and floats to the top. So when you are done with the milk part, you can scoop the wet powder substance up with the spoon you mixed it with and it tastes DELICIOUS.
Note: You will have to stir really hard to make this work or else you are going to get a mouthful of dry powder, and that's not good.
videogamesizzle wrote:Wait, are you saying you're not a goddess?
Man, I made a shrine and everything!
The milk is supposed to be hot. This makes the powder dissolve fully. See Wikipedia.TaintedDeity wrote:Is malted milk not mixed very well then?
videogamesizzle wrote:Wait, are you saying you're not a goddess?
Man, I made a shrine and everything!
Belial wrote:A misunderstanding? On the internet??!!? Say it ain't so, Superman!!!
Pseudonym wrote:Assuming we know everything is sheer arrogance, but assuming we know nothing is sheer absurdity.
What do you mean by chili? Chopped chili, chili con carne, sweet chilli, or dried chili flakes or powder?captain2obvious wrote:Peanutbutter mixed with honey (about 3 parts pb to 1 part honey) spread on bread (make a sandwich), then smother that in chili. People tell me its really strange, but my families done it as long as I can remember.
No idea what a Triscuit might be like. Would most any sort of crispbread work?AirshipHobo wrote:To make a Bronco Trolley:
1) Get a Triscuit
B) Put some peanut butter on the Triscuit
Drei) Slap an orange slice on that peanut butter!
IV) Eat it!
Sandry wrote:I'm kind of feeling like it'd be a good idea to somehow position a vibrator for hands-free use, then you can legitimately DDR with your feet while knitting and it all works.
dragon wrote:No idea what a Triscuit might be like. Would most any sort of crispbread work?
dragon wrote:Beef mince and cheese-flavoured corn chips go very well together.What do you mean by chili? Chopped chili, chili con carne, sweet chilli, or dried chili flakes or powder?captain2obvious wrote:Peanutbutter mixed with honey (about 3 parts pb to 1 part honey) spread on bread (make a sandwich), then smother that in chili. People tell me its really strange, but my families done it as long as I can remember.
Belial wrote:A misunderstanding? On the internet??!!? Say it ain't so, Superman!!!
Pseudonym wrote:Assuming we know everything is sheer arrogance, but assuming we know nothing is sheer absurdity.
TheSkyMovesSideways wrote:captain2obvious wrote:So I guess chili con carne
Ironically, this was not obvious at all!
Belial wrote:A misunderstanding? On the internet??!!? Say it ain't so, Superman!!!
Pseudonym wrote:Assuming we know everything is sheer arrogance, but assuming we know nothing is sheer absurdity.
captain2obvious wrote:Two things-
1. Peanutbutter mixed with honey (about 3 parts pb to 1 part honey) spread on bread (make a sandwich), then smother that in chili. People tell me its really strange, but my families done it as long as I can remember.
2. After you eat at out at a Mexican restaurant, take leftovers home. Next day, take the leftovers (should consist of various amounts of refried beans, rice, meat bits, salsa, lettuce, guacamole, and sour cream) add them all to a bowl, stir well, heat, stir again, and enjoy. It looks completely unappetizing, but it is to die for, and sharing isn't usually a problem
Ninjap00 wrote:captain2obvious wrote:Two things-
1. Peanutbutter mixed with honey (about 3 parts pb to 1 part honey) spread on bread (make a sandwich), then smother that in chili. People tell me its really strange, but my families done it as long as I can remember.
2. After you eat at out at a Mexican restaurant, take leftovers home. Next day, take the leftovers (should consist of various amounts of refried beans, rice, meat bits, salsa, lettuce, guacamole, and sour cream) add them all to a bowl, stir well, heat, stir again, and enjoy. It looks completely unappetizing, but it is to die for, and sharing isn't usually a problem
But both of these sound delicious.
The-nightmare wrote:....
and my greatest creation, the self entitled "mystical orb".
1. take a meat , make into a 1 inch ball, fry it.
2. cover in thin layer of cheese, fry again.
3. cover in thin layer of a grain, i.e. a type of bread, breading, rice, or similar. fry again.
4. cover with a thin layer of meat, fry.
5. cover in thin layer of cheese, fry.
6. cover in a thin layer of final grain layer, fry.
7. eat w/ or w/o a dipping sauce in any way you please.
best part is, there is no limit to the combinations!
Belial wrote:A misunderstanding? On the internet??!!? Say it ain't so, Superman!!!
Pseudonym wrote:Assuming we know everything is sheer arrogance, but assuming we know nothing is sheer absurdity.
captain2obvious wrote:Two things-
1. Peanutbutter mixed with honey (about 3 parts pb to 1 part honey) spread on bread (make a sandwich), then smother that in chili. People tell me its really strange, but my families done it as long as I can remember.
This is super delicious. Apparently, it's a fast-food lunch thing in Hawaii.Nath wrote:Loco moco. Hawaiian dish consisting of a generous pile of rice, topped with some kind of meat (usually hamburger patties), topped with fried egg(s), topped with gravy (usually brown). Looks like a brownish gooey mess.
Nath wrote:Loco moco. Hawaiian dish consisting of a generous pile of rice, topped with some kind of meat (usually hamburger patties), topped with fried egg(s), topped with gravy (usually brown). Looks like a brownish gooey mess.
Nath wrote:Loco moco. Hawaiian dish consisting of a generous pile of rice, topped with some kind of meat (usually hamburger patties), topped with fried egg(s), topped with gravy (usually brown). Looks like a brownish gooey mess.
hermaj wrote:I really want to try that! My boyfriend grew up in Hawaii and talks about it often.
Someone earlier in the thread (like, months ago) mentioned rye bread with cheese and honey - that sounds really yummy if you are using something like cream cheese or ricotta.
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