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Old 02-05-2011, 01:38 PM   #69
WT Sharpe
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
The only correct way to eat chips ("fries") is with salt and vinegar out of a sheet of newspaper. This is well known!
Vinegar is good. Sometimes I crave ketchup, sometimes steak sauce, sometimes just salt and pepper is good.

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Originally Posted by desertblues View Post
I had a very absentminded mother, who sometimes would forget to give us food; so we practically ate everything, but the one thing I never, ever liked or will like.......buttermilk....yuck,yuck,yuck and another yuck.


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Originally Posted by tubemonkey View Post
I've experimented with foods from other cultures and for the most part, it's downright good; but there's a limit as to what I'll tolerate. Never again will these three ever hit my taste buds:
  • ketchup
  • kimchi
  • lutefisk
Ketchup? (See fries.)

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Originally Posted by kindlekitten View Post
no, it wasn't heinz. it did say it was a curry ketchup, the bottle is plastic, kind of a rust color. completely unlike its counter part here which was sickly sweet. tabasco has made its way into not only the ketchup, but I just picked up a bottle of soy sauce with tabasco in it!
I once ordered mild curry in a restaurant that served Indian style food (India Indian). The only thing I've ever ingested that was any hotter was a hot sauce named "Death" that was sold with a skull chained to the neck of the bottle. I finished it, as required by the man code, but not without a trip afterward to the John to clear my sinuses.

And here's my never-again entry:

CRAB BAIT Sushi.
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