Jesus, silly. What would Jesus eat.
Well, since neither option is kosher...
Lee, we have 3-cheese cheese. Perhaps some cheddar would be good. Ooh! How about limes?
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Jesus, silly. What would Jesus eat.
Well, since neither option is kosher...
Lee, we have 3-cheese cheese. Perhaps some cheddar would be good. Ooh! How about limes?
I will get cheddar then. Limes are already on the list.
I can't eat omelette, really at all. Oh, wait, I tell a lie, I can eat it mixed with chilli and soy sauce and spread on fried noodles or rice. Quiche I can do, but only if it's jam-packed with things not egg. Fried eggs are the worst. I can barely look at them without losing food.
Fried eggs are the worst. I can barely look at them without losing food.
Worse than soft-boiled? Actually, hard-boiled wins for me since they smell the most. I can't tell that smell from the smell of rotten eggs.
BLT's: are not clubs. But I like them plus cheese, minus tomato.
OK, you've already admitted to liking BLCs, really. That's fair. I love BATs -- no lettuce, plus avocado. Avocado and bacon are such a great fat combo -- smooth and crunch together and yum.
Note to self: not to be serving ita or Jars the tortilla-and-beans specialty.
In non-food news: People who don't like Colbert, because of the yelling -- have you watched past the open? Because he's always yelling at you in the beginning, but not so much after that.
Worse than soft-boiled? Actually, hard-boiled wins for me since they smell the most. I can't tell that smell from the smell of rotten eggs.
Yup. It's the texture of the whites. Looking at it reminds me of feeling it in my mouth and that's... not good. I can't see it in the shell. I don't like the smell of eggs, but it's definitely not the main turn-off. Though I can see how the good egg smell and bad egg smell are similar.
There's something about how liquid the yolks are, there in a just-opened soft-boiled egg, and the just-gelledness of the whites. Appalling. I can still taste the last one I tried to eat, about thirty years ago. Not the white, because I didn't get that far--I've been told that most of what I dislike is in the yolk, and I did in fact once try an eggwhite omelette (pepper applied post-cooking), but although hetter, it wasn't enough.
I did in fact once try an eggwhite omelette (pepper applied post-cooking), but although hetter
This makes me think about omelette sexuality.