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Yup.

They sell it as an import tho. So you pay more for something that was made locally. I'm pretty sure the water comes from the great lakes, since they're in Guelph, Ontario. :bleh:

BLAsemeye2!@@@!!


bleh, i need to take a naapp.

:lol:

Having problems with the keyboard. :rofl: :drink:

yeah we,, it hist you when you stpo movibg

tabana wrote:Were you studying there? If yes, it might be a good thing it wasn't open. You probably wouldn't even remember living in Japan, besides a few pictures of you, passed out with the spine folded in a weird way, in the train. :sweat:

So desu ne! :victory:
Today I am having tea too, which I hope will help me to digest the wonderful cheese fondue my Swiss friends prepared for me yesterday!

EstherM wrote:
So desu ne! :victory:
Today I am having tea too, which I hope will help me to digest the wonderful cheese fondue my Swiss friends prepared for me yesterday!

i haven't had swiss foundue in ages...i'd like to try it sometime...melted Gruyere cheese is great! ^_^

Tu_triky wrote:


i haven't had swiss foundue in ages...i'd like to try it sometime...melted Gruyere cheese is great! ^_^

Delikate!! (delicious in Swiss ;) )

Love it! :woot:

We have a Food thread: http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.5677.htm

bmwracer wrote:We have a Food thread: http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.5677.htm

I meant to comment about being off topic. :ashamed:

WARSTEINER DARK!!!!

i need to find some...

Soda-maker: Ham flavor will be kosher

SEATTLE - It's rare to find kosher ham. Rarer still to find it carbonated and bottled. Jones Soda Co., the Seattle-based purveyor of offbeat fizzy water, said Friday that it was shelving its traditional seasonal flavors of turkey and gravy this year to produce limited-edition theme packs for Christmas and Hanukkah.
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The Christmas pack will feature such flavors as Sugar Plum, Christmas Tree, Egg Nog and Christmas Ham. The Hanukkah pack will have Jelly Doughnut, Apple Sauce, Chocolate Coins and Latkes sodas.

"As always, both packs are kosher and contain zero caffeine," a Jones news release noted.

The packs will go on sale Sunday, with a portion of the proceeds to be given to charity, the company said.

Jones' products feature original label art and frequently odd flavors. Last year's seasonal pack was Thanksgiving-themed, with Green Pea, Sweet Potato, Dinner Roll, Turkey and Gravy, and Antacid sodas. For its contract to supply soda to Qwest Field, home of the Seattle Seahawks, Jones came up with Perspiration, Dirt, Sports Cream and Natural Field Turf. The company \ fortunately or unfortunately \ prides itself on the accuracy of the taste.

Jones also makes more sedate flavors, including root beer, cherry and strawberry sodas.

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the turkey and gravy one was like drinking thanksgiving dinner. :victory:

great sale on Glenmorangie Scotch at Trader Joe's. I just got 4 bottles @ $35 each.

The other day when I was at a Sushi restaurant, I had cold Sake that was milky. I musta had about 3 shots. I don't remember what it was called exactly, but it was uber delicious!

Wynter wrote:The other day when I was at a Sushi restaurant, I had cold Sake that was milky. I musta had about 3 shots. I don't remember what it was called exactly, but it was uber delicious!

Nigorizake... Unfiltered sake. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
Nigorizake... Unfiltered sake. :victory:

O that's right! It said it was unfiltered on the bottle.

Wynter wrote:O that's right! It said it was unfiltered on the bottle.

There ya go.

I really like the unfiltered sake: it's sweeter, yet still packs a punch... Sometimes even more than the filtered stuff. :)

The nigorizake at Musha is like 16% alcohol... 32 proof. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
There ya go.

I really like the unfiltered sake: it's sweeter, yet still packs a punch... Sometimes even more than the filtered stuff. :)

The nigorizake at Musha is like 16% alcohol... 32 proof. :victory:

I'm not a drinker, so I dunno what 32 proof means. :sweat:

I did like it tho. It was a lot nicer than that yucky hot sake I had a while ago. And it was sweet! I was fine after three shots. I wonder if I can hold my alcohol.

Wynter <--- never tried the limit

Wynter wrote:I'm not a drinker, so I dunno what 32 proof means. :sweat:

16% alcohol.

I did like it tho. It was a lot nicer than that yucky hot sake I had a while ago. And it was sweet! I was fine after three shots. I wonder if I can hold my alcohol.

It's been said that sake quality can be determined more readily when drinking it cold rather than hot... :)

Wynter wrote:The other day when I was at a Sushi restaurant, I had cold Sake that was milky. I musta had about 3 shots. I don't remember what it was called exactly, but it was uber delicious!

I've tried the cold-milky sake too. The waitress recommended it as a "girly" drink. I'm not much of a drinker, but it was pretty good.