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Three foods you can't live without

duckduck

By duckduck
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Pan

Pan

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[1] food from pigs

[2] vera burgers

[3] (tied) coffee/ franks red hot sauce .

yeah i`m a savage .

No comment. :biggrin:

But what are vera burgers?

Michael aka "Pan"

 

cathrynapple

cathrynapple

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pimiento cheese? wow. hahaha.

I had the same response when I read that you couldn't live without your boyfriend's cooking. wow. hahaha. :laugh:

:raz: it's just so good! and i have a tendency to burn things....

boyfriend's list:

chili peppers

jasmine rice

bananas

ingridsf

ingridsf

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I respond more readily to shame-type questions than ones of survival. If we're talking about what I'd embarrass myself for at a buffet....

baked clams or clams casino

any type of Chinese dumplings

blueberry pie

My fantasy? Easy -- the Simpsons versus the Flanders on Hell's Kitchen.

transfattyacid

transfattyacid

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[1] food from pigs

[2] vera burgers

[3] (tied) coffee/ franks red hot sauce .

yeah i`m a savage .

No comment. :biggrin:

But what are vera burgers?

you can comment if you like. i won`t be offended .

RE:- Vera`s, thanks Mooshmouse you got there first. also look out for a guy called gerald ( hmmm no relation to the house music pioneer ) , he post `s on egullet in the vancouver forum , he owns vera`s and i`m for ever indebted to him for providing the planets best burgers .

i would bear his children if it was biologically possible

peace out

TFA

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browniebaker

browniebaker

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pimiento cheese? wow. hahaha.

I had the same response when I read that you couldn't live without your boyfriend's cooking. wow. hahaha. :laugh:

:raz: it's just so good! and i have a tendency to burn things....

I could say the same thing about pimento cheese and me!

The difference is, boyfriends come and go, but pimento cheese is forever. :raz:

But my underlying point is that these lists are necessarily subjective, and there can be no right and wrong answers.

ronnie_suburban

ronnie_suburban

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. . . But my underlying point is that these lists are necessarily subjective, and there can be no right and wrong answers.

My surprise was that you didn't list brownies. I guess that's why you're known as browniebaker and not brownie-eater :wink::biggrin:

=R=

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jsolomon

jsolomon

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Coffee

Bacon

Home-grown tomatoes

that is my list of three.

I always attempt to have the ratio of my intelligence to weight ratio be greater than one. But, I am from the midwest. I am sure you can now understand my life's conundrum.

MicBacchus

MicBacchus

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Wine

Seafood - minimally prepared

Corn

Burgundy makes you think silly things, Bordeaux makes you talk about them, and Champagne makes you do them ---

Brillat-Savarin

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