Bizarre food tastes?
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Mobile Chicane

21,977 posts

241 months

Saturday 27th July 2013
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Raw garlic on toast?

I'd bet your breath could stop a clock.

jas xjr

11,309 posts

268 months

Saturday 27th July 2013
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Mobile Chicane said:
Raw garlic on toast?

I'd bet your breath could stop a clock.
cannot be any worse than eating garlic bread , surely ?

Saleen836

12,488 posts

238 months

Saturday 27th July 2013
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If I have a dessert when eating out and it is on the menu I will have apple pie and custard with both of them cold! to me this is normal but the looks I get and aked " cold! really?"

crackthatoff

3,314 posts

242 months

Tuesday 30th July 2013
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chilli sauce on everything at the mo got about 20 bottles of different ones... its becoming an obsession
favourite is to bite a hole in a scotch egg and pour in mmmmm

jas xjr

11,309 posts

268 months

Tuesday 30th July 2013
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crackthatoff said:
chilli sauce on everything at the mo got about 20 bottles of different ones... its becoming an obsession
favourite is to bite a hole in a scotch egg and pour in mmmmm
same here

folos

900 posts

171 months

Tuesday 30th July 2013
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Garlic cheese on toast is one of my favourites -

Slice some cheese reasonably thinly, then grate/crush the garlic into a paste and spread it onto the cheese by hand.

Lovely! Also I think Lurpak do a garlic butter which is OK, just nowhere near strong enough for me. I love garlic and have eaten it raw in the past lol

Also like the above poster i'm a fan of cold custard, and get bizarre looks when I ask for the pie/crumble hot but the custard cold - it's much much more delicious that way!

Edited by folos on Tuesday 30th July 12:47

manic47

737 posts

194 months

Tuesday 30th July 2013
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Not so much a food (or food at all) but I watched someone order a shandy made of coke and bitter the other evening.
The barman did have a look of revulsion on his face as he poured it though. smile

skibum

1,032 posts

266 months

Tuesday 30th July 2013
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manic47 said:
Not so much a food (or food at all) but I watched someone order a shandy made of coke and bitter the other evening.
The barman did have a look of revulsion on his face as he poured it though. smile
Add an Amaretto (or is that Disarrano?) and it will make it taste like DrPepper!

sherman

15,194 posts

244 months

Tuesday 30th July 2013
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Dissarano is amerretto.

RDM

1,860 posts

236 months

Tuesday 30th July 2013
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manic47 said:
Not so much a food (or food at all) but I watched someone order a shandy made of coke and bitter the other evening.
The barman did have a look of revulsion on his face as he poured it though. smile
Try Weiss-Cola. German wheat beer and
Coke ......not nice but on the menu around
Munich

drivin_me_nuts

17,949 posts

240 months

Tuesday 30th July 2013
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Strawberries and balsamic vinegar. Bliss

Mobile Chicane

21,977 posts

241 months

Tuesday 30th July 2013
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Try a light red wine, ice and a splash of creme de cassis.

You'd think this would be disgusting, but it isn't.

Tuvra

7,926 posts

254 months

Wednesday 31st July 2013
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Popular in America, not so common here:

Also, try dipping a McDonalds fry in McDonalds Ice cream boxedin

Kudos

2,674 posts

203 months

Sunday 4th August 2013
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Tuvra said:
Popular in America, not so common here:

Also, try dipping a McDonalds fry in McDonalds Ice cream boxedin
What is it? Can see pancakes, bacon and sauce of some type

mcxuk1

452 posts

169 months

Sunday 4th August 2013
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Kudos said:
Tuvra said:
Popular in America, not so common here:

Also, try dipping a McDonalds fry in McDonalds Ice cream boxedin
What is it? Can see pancakes, bacon and sauce of some type


The sauce is likely to be maple syrup.

tontoro

3,516 posts

272 months

Sunday 4th August 2013
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Mobile Chicane said:
Try a light red wine, ice and a splash of creme de cassis.

You'd think this would be disgusting, but it isn't.
That's called a Communard in the Beaujolais. Nicer than a Kir.

SVX

2,188 posts

240 months

Monday 5th August 2013
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mcxuk1 said:
Kudos said:
Tuvra said:
Popular in America, not so common here:

Also, try dipping a McDonalds fry in McDonalds Ice cream boxedin
What is it? Can see pancakes, bacon and sauce of some type


The sauce is likely to be maple syrup.
hehe Genius - say what you see

gog440

9,298 posts

219 months

Monday 5th August 2013
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tontoro said:
Mobile Chicane said:
Try a light red wine, ice and a splash of creme de cassis.

You'd think this would be disgusting, but it isn't.
That's called a Communard in the Beaujolais. Nicer than a Kir.
I had something similar in LeMans this year but made with cider, it was bloody lovely.

I cant believe no one has mentioned the traditional way of eating christmas cake in yorkshire, with a slice of cheese (wensleydale or similar) on top. Lovely.


Edited by gog440 on Monday 5th August 18:10

jas xjr

11,309 posts

268 months

Monday 5th August 2013
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i have fruit salad with chilli powder , lemon juice , black salt and salt . very nice on water melon too

obob

4,193 posts

223 months

Monday 5th August 2013
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jas xjr said:
i have fruit salad with chilli powder , lemon juice , black salt and salt . very nice on water melon too
Are you Asian?