Bizarre food tastes?
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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!
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 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.
Add an Amaretto (or is that Disarrano?) and it will make it taste like DrPepper!The barman did have a look of revulsion on his face as he poured it though.

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.
Try Weiss-Cola. German wheat beer andThe barman did have a look of revulsion on his face as he poured it though.

Coke ......not nice but on the menu around
Munich
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. You'd think this would be disgusting, but it isn't.
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
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