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Culinary Catastrophes: Bad Food Ideas Part 2
- Thread starter Ixo
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Holy shit, that post takes the cake
Violentvixen
(She/Her)
The cooking probably does something, but I think I've had black/blood pudding and it had only a mild metallic taste?
I think you can buy sheep blood for cooking but it's definitely not something I often see.
I really feel like I should be able to answer this, it's apparently TOO WEIRD of a science fact.
The proof is in the pudding
Found via Sarcasmorator on Twitter
Johnny Unusual
(He/Him)
Even worse, the blood diaper is full.
Yes, yes I want to.
I mean, sure, I guess, as long as it's not mixed with nacho cheese or ranch or something.
Johnny Unusual
(He/Him)
I said it once and I'll say it again... you think I wouldn't?
only way you could get me to not try a new dorrito flavor out is if you came out with Harry Potter Bertie Bott's flavors.
Violentvixen
(She/Her)
I legitimately can't decide if this is a good or bad idea: The pretzel company Snyder's is making beer brewed with pretzels.
At first I thought these were pretzels that you had to eat in slow motion while Hallelujah played.
Alternate joke:
Snyder's of Hangover
Snyder's of Hangover
Nah, colors are not muted enough for that.
Excellent riffs aside, I've had beer with pretzels in before and it's fine. As long as you know what you're doing, you can feed your yeast almost any kind of carbs during fermentation and they'll turn them into alcohol. My local brewery used to make a fall beer with entire pumpkin pies put into it and it was delicious.
OK, Britain, I just have to ask
How hard did Brexit hurt you
(No, the chef being Mexican--or so the replies claim--does not excuse this. Not one bit. There's zero "Mexico" in that "English-Mexican fusion." There's zero anything.)
How hard did Brexit hurt you
(No, the chef being Mexican--or so the replies claim--does not excuse this. Not one bit. There's zero "Mexico" in that "English-Mexican fusion." There's zero anything.)
Violentvixen
(She/Her)
.... You know, we went to war against the french for a lesser offence.
(OK, we lost that one, but there's a good chance of us winning this one because british troops will be malnourished)
(OK, we lost that one, but there's a good chance of us winning this one because british troops will be malnourished)
I have a feeling that if someone were to put that stuff on the table in front of me, I would actually try some. The French call this l’appel du vide.