What are you eating?

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Sounds good, I may drop the honey and add it to my type 2 diabetes recipe book.

Originally posted by Pianoman1
Badgers' nipples lightly toasted in cuckoo saliva and served in the dried scrotum of a goat. An acquired taste, I have to admit.

you really can get fried goats goolies in Pakistan, as well as the brain of certain animals.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
you really can get fried goats goolies in Pakistan, as well as the brain of certain animals.

'Sweetmeat's' luvly jubly but make sure the donor has finished with them, I tried Pianoman 1s recipe, the goat was furious.

Originally posted by JS357
No that's gingivitis.

A friend of mine was suffering from this and the doctor prescribed him morphine linctus. He overindulged after realising it's enjoyable side effects and couldn't go to the toilet for three days.

Originally posted by Trev33
My first European made snickers bar in about 10 months. HHMMMMMM

Noodles!

DO they make them differently in Peru?

Originally posted by kevcvs57
'Sweetmeat's' luvly jubly but make sure the donor has finished with them, I tried Pianoman 1s recipe, the goat was furious.

LOL, oh for goodness sake, no wonder he was furious, is there nothing sacrosanct, not even the goats goolies?

Originally posted by Sicilian Sausage
Noodles!

DO they make them differently in Peru?

Snickers or noodles? 😛

They get American chocolate, it's just not the same.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
you really can get fried goats goolies in Pakistan, as well as the brain of certain animals.

Do they have an many vegetarians there as in India?

Originally posted by Trev33
Do they have an many vegetarians there as in India?

Culturally its quite different I suspect, but you get roadside tandooris making all sorts of things, Muslims are great butchers, very skilful. The thing that prevents people is the cost, a single chicken costs about have a days wages for the average person, but there is no religious prohibitions like in India.

Originally posted by Trev33
They get American chocolate, it's just not the same.

There's nothing wrong with American chocolate.

The absolute worst chocolate I ever had was something I ate one Easter made by Cadbury. It was horrible, I stay away from anything made by them now.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Culturally its quite different I suspect, but you get roadside tandooris making all sorts of things, Muslims are great butchers, very skilful. The thing that prevents people is the cost, a single chicken costs about have a days wages for the average person, but there is no religious prohibitions like in India.

half, not have.

Just because your spell-checker doesn't catch it, doesn't mean it's right.

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It is a small grain with complete protein. Very yummy but be sure to clean your teeth after eating. Looks like you ate a poppy seed muffin when you forget. As I often do 🙁