What are you eating?
Re: What are you eating?
Basque baked cheesecake. I’ve somehow managed to overcook the top slightly whilst very slightly undercooking the centre, but I’m still here for it.
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Re: What are you eating?
I tried Lucky Charms for the first time today, having seen a single-serve packet on the shelf in the supermarket on my way into work.
Not. A. Fan.
Like, ok, I somewhat enjoyed the Star Wars vibe of it turning the milk blue. I can get on board with that. But marshmallows for breakfast, America? Why all y’all gotta be putting marshmallows in everything? I was eating it, and I knew it was very sweet, but I only realised how much sugar when I left my spoon on my desk whilst I logged on and the blue milk residue on the spoon set into a very thin icing. That’s too much sugar.
Not. A. Fan.
Like, ok, I somewhat enjoyed the Star Wars vibe of it turning the milk blue. I can get on board with that. But marshmallows for breakfast, America? Why all y’all gotta be putting marshmallows in everything? I was eating it, and I knew it was very sweet, but I only realised how much sugar when I left my spoon on my desk whilst I logged on and the blue milk residue on the spoon set into a very thin icing. That’s too much sugar.
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Re: What are you eating?
On average, Americans consume 126.4 g of sugar every day. 2.5 times the WHO’s recommended maximum for a 2000-kcal diet, and 23% more than the next highest, Germany, and 35% more than the average Brit.
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Well I’d assume that’s because if you’re not drowning something in maple syrup, you’re serving it with marshmallows.
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Re: What are you eating?
A common holiday side dish is sugared sweet potatoes topped with marshmallows.
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Re: What are you eating?
Brenden wrote:A common holiday side dish is sugared sweet potatoes topped with marshmallows.
I hate that. It's so disgusting.
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Derek wrote:Brenden wrote:A common holiday side dish is sugared sweet potatoes topped with marshmallows.
I hate that. It's so disgusting.
My grandma also would make a gelatine mold with fruit and vegetables in it and top it with a layer of marshmallows.
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Brenden wrote:My grandma also would make a gelatine mold with fruit and vegetables in it and top it with a layer of marshmallows.
Just be thankful you've not been subjected to potted hough (jellied sheep head/various other bits).
Jellying meat should be illegal.
Mad wi' it
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Re: What are you eating?
I had pickles for dinner and then I ate ice cream. I think that means I'm pregnant.
Except no sex. False alarm.
Except no sex. False alarm.
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Re: What are you eating?
Marmaduke wrote:Basque baked cheesecake. I’ve somehow managed to overcook the top slightly whilst very slightly undercooking the centre, but I’m still here for it.
Ever tried burnt cheese cake? It's really good. Much easier to make and it has a unique flavor.
Oh wait, that's probably what you meant. Yeah, I don't know how one fucks that up.
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Re: What are you eating?
Full-fat Greek-style yogurt with stevia sweetener, flaked almonds and set honey. 

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