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What country has your favorite food cuisine? I think the italian is the best, what do you think?
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On December 30th of this year, Kingdom Hearts branded card wafers will be going on sale in Japan! There are four types of Kingdom Hearts illustrations featured on these card wafers, ranging from character cards, visual cards, stage cards, and story cards. Yes, these card wafers are indeed edible as well! They are made upon order and cost about 120 yen or around 1 USD to make. If you're in Japan at this time, maybe you'll end up finding some of these in Japanese convenience stores! Thanks to @Ryuji_Shiryu for assistance on these translations! -
On December 30th of this year, Kingdom Hearts branded card wafers will be going on sale in Japan! There are four types of Kingdom Hearts illustrations featured on these card wafers, ranging from character cards, visual cards, stage cards, and story cards. Yes, these card wafers are indeed edible as well! They are made upon order and cost about 120 yen or around 1 USD to make. If you're in Japan at this time, maybe you'll end up finding some of these in Japanese convenience stores! Thanks to @Ryuji_Shiryu for assistance on these translations! View full article
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Seeing the menu offerings of the ambassador suite inspired me. The chocolate drink based on the paupu fruit with raspberry and passion fruit made me want to try it. Unfortunately, it seems no store around here sells passion fruit, but I was able to get a star fruit, which is ridiculously expensive, but worth it. Made a raspberry star fruit smoothie with coconut milk, lemon juice, and honey. Will definitely be trying again when I get my hands on some passion fruit though. Would probably candy the slice of star fruit used to decorate the glass in the future. Would you guys like to try your hand at making a paupu-inspired dish? I'd love to see what you guys can come up with.
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What is your favorite Cup Noodle flavor?
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What kind of food do you like the most?
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Mmm, foood. Yeees.
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Seeing lots of status updates about people eating various things today, so now I'm interested, what're y'all eating for breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert, snack or other today? (Feel free to post even if you're not celebrating anything today.) My brother and sister are baking a ham, which ew yuck, but I'm making green bean soup for myself, which is my favorite food of all time. Outside of that, we also have a couple of Guatemalan tamales a friend gave us that we'll probably eat later, for dessert I guess.
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I'd like to try a juicy duck sandwich one day. Wait..is that why Donald never heals me?!
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The title says it all. http://youtu.be/6kkeGgRG-uE
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So I'm the resident cook in my household and recently, I've been having trouble figuring out quality, budget friendly recipes for dinners 'n such. Any of you nerds know any clever foodstuffs I can make for cheap- like, $10 or less for an entire meal? (Anyone says to just eat ramen or other super cheap food loses all of my respect and is probably a miserable person.)
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This is so true! For anyone who comes from Texas, or the south.
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Ok, so if this has been done before, then sorry, or if this thread is in the wrong place, then sorry again. So I thought it would be cool to post and share recipe ideas with other people on here. It can be anything you would like to share. Lunch, desert, side dishes, just whatever here. I'll start with one:Frito pie: This one is simple, and quick to put together. You need one bag of Frito chips, a small onion, one can of chili and 2 cups, grated chees.In a large bowl, put in the chips, and chili. Dice up the onion, and put it in with the rest. Mix it all up, and place the mix in a 13x9 backing pan. Turn the oven on to 350-375 for about 30-45 minutes to warm up. When the Frito mix is hot, sprinkle the chees over it and put it back in the oven to melt. And there you have it, Frito pie!
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