The people demand answers.follow up question.
were you on a game show or some type of survival show?
Lemme splain.follow up question.
were you on a game show or some type of survival show?
no judgment but you know you have to tell the story now, right?There are stories behind them, but no real payoff.
Cooked or straight from the ground?I think the weirdest things I've eaten are: grasshopper, earthworm, house fly x2.
Sounds like wartime food. My fav.Cooked or straight from the ground?
A big thing my mom used to make when we were little was smalec, which I guess is like reheated pig fat with onion? She'd always strain off the bacon fat when cooking it and it was delicious!
I don't even eat pork and that sounds delicious.Cooked or straight from the ground?
A big thing my mom used to make when we were little was smalec, which I guess is like reheated pig fat with onion? She'd always strain off the bacon fat when cooking it and it was delicious!
Ooo, our people eat these steamed with sauce. Never had it in a soup though.I've had chicken foot soup.
My parents were raised by parents who were born right in the middle of the great depression. It has...affected them in different ways.Sounds like wartime food. My fav.
Is that a Jamaican thing? Does it have a name?my husband (bf at the time) made it for me
Cheeks of a fish and oysters of a chicken are the best food, tbh.Cheeks are the best.
wartime food = comfort food IMOSounds like wartime food. My fav.
Have you ever tried the other flavors? I'm deeply curious but unwilling to stray from the trusty original...Anything mala is usually a good time.
Also, if you can find it, anything Mi Goreng from IndoMie is worth buying in bulk.
8-yo me used to empty a packet of hot chocolate mix on top of ice cream with that magic hardening shell. And now I want that.Oh thank god. I was worried I had mentioned one of the forbidden foods when people go "JK...that is not normal food/not what a normal person eats...why?"
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