When I was a kid we weren't allowed sweetened cereals. But we had a diner-style sugar thing at the table (the kind that pours). So I would load my cereal with a ton of sugar, pour some milk, add some more sugar. The first round of sugar ends up at the bottom of the bowl. So after the cereal is gone, you can scoop up spoonfuls of milk-logged sugar.
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That is obscene. Hot tomato juice? Nasty.Originally posted by PaloAltoCougar View PostFor over 35 years, a source of contention in our marriage has been my wife's family's longstanding practice of shunning syrup in favor of hot tomato juice on french toast. Our six children divide evenly on the issue of syrup vs. tomato juice. I still think the idea of pouring freakin' tomato juice on french toast is obscene, but the battle rages on.
And as kids, we put sugar in rich abundance on the supposedly non-sugared cold cereals (e.g., Cheerios, the Chexes, Wheaties, etc.). We regarded the sugary milky goo that remained at the bottom of the bowl as the nectar of the gods."Nobody listens to Turtle."-Turtlesigpic
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I never liked pancakes much until a friend introduced the peanut butter and pancakes. That plus maple syrup is about the only way I'll eat it.Originally posted by FMCoug View PostPeanut butter on french toast, pancakes, etc. Butter + Peanut Butter + Maple Syrup.So Russell...what do you love about music? To begin with, everything.
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wtf? That is awful.Originally posted by TripletDaddy View PostI also love putting vinegar on stuff. I love the taste of vinegar. I can drink it straight....
While I was on my mission in Sacto I was out in the boonies of San Andreas, CA, there was this crazy lady that had us over to dinner every 2-3 weeks. One time she served us "Sun cooked chicken" It was chicken that was put in a pot in her front yard and then cooked by the sun, pretty simple recipe. Another time she sent us home with a Key Lime pie from her fridge that had expired 10 months prior to the day she gave it to us and a box of WWF Superstars cereal that had Hulk Hogan on the front, no date found on them.
My comp and I got shutgunned from the area and one of our last dinners was with her, when we told her we were leaving she told us we needed to have a health drink, that would cure cancer and stop all other diseases. It was a glass of vinegar with a spoon full of baking soda dumped in. That was the only time I puked on my mission.Get confident, stupid
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I'm in for this..Originally posted by FMCoug View PostPeanut butter on french toast, pancakes, etc. Butter + Peanut Butter + Maple Syrup.
Also, I've always enjoyed having a fried egg with my waffles.....then mixing a hint of the syrup with my eggs.
This also explains why I had to dedicate most of this year to fitday.comFitter. Happier. More Productive.
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And why I'm having to dedicate 12-18 mos. to it.Originally posted by TripletDaddy View PostThis also explains why I had to dedicate most of this year to fitday.com"It's true that everything happens for a reason. Just remember that sometimes that reason is that you did something really, really, stupid."
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I am horrified.Originally posted by PaloAltoCougar View PostFor over 35 years, a source of contention in our marriage has been my wife's family's longstanding practice of shunning syrup in favor of hot tomato juice on french toast. Our six children divide evenly on the issue of syrup vs. tomato juice. I still think the idea of pouring freakin' tomato juice on french toast is obscene, but the battle rages on.
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I heard on NPR a couple years ago that the number of each type of fruit in a fruit cocktail is regulated by the government. Since fruit cocktail is an item available on most food stamp programs, the government provides guidelines. Wikipedia has the definitions of how much of each fruit has to be in the can/container. Anyhow, that explains why one of the companies (Del Monte, maybe?) had to create a new type of combination NOT called "fruit cocktail" when they wanted to add more maraschinos to the mix. Fascinating.Originally posted by TripletDaddy View PostFinally, one thing I have done since a lad and have now taught my kids to do......take a small can of fruit cocktail (not sure what specific purpose fruit cocktail serves...when do people use it for anything other than bizarre recipes?) and pour it over your bowl of corn flakes, frosted flakes, etc. Has to be of the corn flake family. That is a delish treat right there. I remove the plastic red cherries first, though.Visca Catalunya Lliure
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[QUOTE=PaloAltoCougar;184999]For over 35 years, a source of contention in our marriage has been my wife's family's longstanding practice of shunning syrup in favor of hot tomato juice on french toast. Our six children divide evenly on the issue of syrup vs. tomato juice. I still think the idea of pouring freakin' tomato juice on french toast is obscene, but the battle rages on.
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This is the sickest thing I have ever heard. I do not even like Tomato soup in fact when my wife makes it I go upstairs because the smell bothers me. To put Tomato juice on your french toast is disgusting, add in that its hot, makes me want to throw up.*Banned*
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Nothing sounds good in this thread. Nothing.
I had a roommate at BYU that ate peanut butter and bacon sandwiches. I also caught her (on more than one occasion) eating snot.What's to explain? It's a bunch of people, most of whom you've never met, who are just as likely to be homicidal maniacs as they are to be normal everyday people, with whom you share the minutiae of your everyday life. It's totally normal, and everyone would understand.
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