Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies

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27 Jan 2008, 01:42 #16661
I don't know about this brand in particular, but hot chocolate products are available all year round. Very few people drink it in mid-july tho. :sweat:

IIRC, the shelf life could be 1 year or two. If not more. They should be safe. :)
27 Jan 2008, 03:00 #16662
monta wrote:i found something in the supermarket today, i don't know whether i should be sad or happy.

Swiss Miss. and i instantly remembered beem's post on the most worth buying hot chocholates.

But then i realized, christmas season is already over!

now i guess you know where they send those left-over hot chocolates :shakehead: . sad...

but then again it might be there since long ago and i just didn't notice. but i'm pretty sure it wasn't there last week

That stuff should have a date code (it does in the States), so look for it before buying...
27 Jan 2008, 04:06 #16663
bmwracer wrote:
That stuff should have a date code (it does in the States), so look for it before buying...


Yea, even Hot Chocolate has an expiry... :sweat:
27 Jan 2008, 04:12 #16664
That's just a sell-by date. Live dangerously, people!! :mrgreen:
27 Jan 2008, 05:04 #16665
Breakfast was a couple of malasadas, cinnamon toast style. :drooling:
27 Jan 2008, 05:06 #16666
cori wrote:Breakfast was a couple of malasadas, cinnamon toast style. :drooling:


Breakfast was one banana from Costco.
27 Jan 2008, 05:09 #16667
Tu_triky wrote:

Breakfast was one banana from Costco.


That's it? I don't eat a lot but even that's too little for me. And I wish I had some bananas so I can make banana cake. :drooling:
27 Jan 2008, 05:30 #16668
cori wrote:

That's it? I don't eat a lot but even that's too little for me. And I wish I had some bananas so I can make banana cake. :drooling:


I say banana and you instantly want to sugarize it...haha! You are the Queen of Sweets, you got sweets on the brain, girl. ^_^
30 Jan 2008, 04:04 #16670
Tu_triky wrote:A wee daikon.

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Looks more like your typical turnip than the elongated daikon that everyone's familiar with...
30 Jan 2008, 04:18 #16671
bmwracer wrote:
Looks more like your typical turnip than the elongated daikon that everyone's familiar with...


It looks like his wife.
30 Jan 2008, 05:46 #16672
Tu_triky wrote:

It looks like his wife.


You would know.

;)
30 Jan 2008, 10:12 #16673
Tu_triky wrote:A wee daikon.


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wow that's big :shocked:
30 Jan 2008, 10:22 #16674
kisarazu wrote:

wow that's big :shocked:


That could feed my whole village. If I lived in a village.
30 Jan 2008, 10:50 #16675
Wynter wrote:

Yea, even Hot Chocolate has an expiry... :sweat:


me thinks you're confusing the "best if used by" date and the "actual expiration date.

the former will make it not taste as expected, the later could kill you.
30 Jan 2008, 12:07 #16676
krim wrote:

me thinks you're confusing the "best if used by" date and the "actual expiration date.

the former will make it not taste as expected, the later could kill you.


Ahhhhh you are correct. It's a matter of staleness.
31 Jan 2008, 02:33 #16677
Kekkon Dekinai Otoko was right! :mrgreen:

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2chers (members of the 2channel msg board) have picked up on an item in a survey of yakiniku eating habits. Just over 12% of respondents said that they had eaten at a yakiniku restaurant alone. Among people who said they visited such places regularly, the number was slightly higher at 15.8%. It certainly isn't uncommon for people to dine alone: aside from casual or fast food places like ramen shops and "family restaurants" like Denny's, solo diners regularly frequent sushi bars and izakaya counters. The reason the number drew comments is perhaps because eating yakiniku has something of a social image and most restaurant servings are prepared with a couple or group in mind. Many 2chers find the idea odd but see nothing wrong with the practice. Others speculate that the kind of person who would do that would also probably buy themselves valentine chocolates. Around 30% of men in their thirties admitted to eating yakiniku alone.
31 Jan 2008, 03:01 #16678
Hmm, interesting... And a bit sad. :sweat:
31 Jan 2008, 03:04 #16679
bmwracer wrote:Hmm, interesting... And a bit sad. :sweat:


Haha...f*ck it if you wanna chomp on some beef alone go for it...just make sure the next door neighbor and your doctor don't run into you doing it! :hehe:
31 Jan 2008, 03:50 #16680
Tu_triky wrote:Haha...f*ck it if you wanna chomp on some beef alone go for it...just make sure the next door neighbor and your doctor don't run into you doing it! :hehe:

LOL.

The likelihood of running into my doctor is practically nil.

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