Why does this food even exist?
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Alatariel75 wrote: »Candy corn. Wtf.
I used to commute by bike past the Jelly Belly factory. All summer I would watch the candy corn plants grow. In the fall, just as the leaves were starting to fall, it would start to ripen. I loved those days. I would pull my bike to the side of the road and grab an ear or two. If you haven't had fresh candy corn right off the stalk you haven't lived.14 -
canadianlbs wrote: »okay . . . two people 'liked' my sriracha complaint, and i wanna know who they are. there's only three of us in the whole world so we need all the support we can get.
also need to hunt down a three musketeers candy bar now, just to find out for myself what's so wrong about it. i'm not sure they're commonly available in canada.
3 Musketeers are easy enough to find in Canada. No idea if they are the same as US one's as I don't see what the issue with them is.2 -
Tacklewasher wrote: »canadianlbs wrote: »okay . . . two people 'liked' my sriracha complaint, and i wanna know who they are. there's only three of us in the whole world so we need all the support we can get.
also need to hunt down a three musketeers candy bar now, just to find out for myself what's so wrong about it. i'm not sure they're commonly available in canada.
3 Musketeers are easy enough to find in Canada. No idea if they are the same as US one's as I don't see what the issue with them is.
In the US, they're just chocolate covered soft nougat. Not much too them, kind of plain but inoffensive. If you add caramel it becomes a Milky Way in the US (a Mars bar in Europe).
Oddly enough, 3 Musketeers is sold as a Milky Way outside of the US and Canada.3 -
Tacklewasher wrote: »canadianlbs wrote: »okay . . . two people 'liked' my sriracha complaint, and i wanna know who they are. there's only three of us in the whole world so we need all the support we can get.
also need to hunt down a three musketeers candy bar now, just to find out for myself what's so wrong about it. i'm not sure they're commonly available in canada.
3 Musketeers are easy enough to find in Canada. No idea if they are the same as US one's as I don't see what the issue with them is.
In the US, they're just chocolate covered soft nougat. Not much too them, kind of plain but inoffensive. If you add caramel it becomes a Milky Way in the US (a Mars bar in Europe).
Oddly enough, 3 Musketeers is sold as a Milky Way outside of the US and Canada.
So, is a Canadian Mars bar the same as a US Milky Way?1 -
Tacklewasher wrote: »Tacklewasher wrote: »canadianlbs wrote: »okay . . . two people 'liked' my sriracha complaint, and i wanna know who they are. there's only three of us in the whole world so we need all the support we can get.
also need to hunt down a three musketeers candy bar now, just to find out for myself what's so wrong about it. i'm not sure they're commonly available in canada.
3 Musketeers are easy enough to find in Canada. No idea if they are the same as US one's as I don't see what the issue with them is.
In the US, they're just chocolate covered soft nougat. Not much too them, kind of plain but inoffensive. If you add caramel it becomes a Milky Way in the US (a Mars bar in Europe).
Oddly enough, 3 Musketeers is sold as a Milky Way outside of the US and Canada.
So, is a Canadian Mars bar the same as a US Milky Way?
I believe so. Nougat and caramel covered in chocolate. Ridiculously good when eaten straight from the freezer.3 -
Pickle loaf lunch meat
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Pimentos
Green olives olives {《barf》}
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Whats even worse is green olives stuffed with pimentos
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*whispers* i like 3 musketeers......and potted meat on saltines.....3
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chocolates with pink or orange fruit flavoured creme... omg gagging. caramel or gtfo lol4
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I’m gonna have to agree with the circus peanuts. Also Good&Plenty.
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I can't stand those little chalky Valentines hearts candies.4
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emcclure013 wrote: »I can't stand those little chalky Valentines hearts candies.
Ugh. Agreed.0 -
Rice cakes and Twinkies were the first thing that came to my mind. Also most gummy candy.
I've never heard of or tasted liquor filled chocolates.0 -
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PaulaWallaDingDong wrote: »
I try to make one of Alton Brown's fruitcakes every year. There's one on the counter right now that I made last week. It's awesome. Those store-bought bricks dotted with nasty neon green excuses for cherries should be banned.1 -
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canadianlbs wrote: »
Do they sell the Canadian version of Smarties in the US?
I really like Rockets. Didn't buy any for halloween this year though.0 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »Candy corn. Wtf.
Definitely! There's so many years I'll buy a bag thinking I'll finally like it & nope!0 -
Neco wafers. Just why???4
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Tacklewasher wrote: »Do they sell the Canadian version of Smarties in the US?
i don't htink so. don't tell anyone, but i have occasionally knitted socks for american friends and i might have *cough cough* included some smarties with them. carefully removed from the box and bundled into a baggie so they won't rattle the way socks would not.
the reactions have never given me the slightest impression youse guys have met with 'our' smarties before.
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How about Moxie? Never had it until a local pizza place started carrying it a few years ago. That was my first and last Moxie.1
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canadianlbs wrote: »Tacklewasher wrote: »Do they sell the Canadian version of Smarties in the US?
i don't htink so. don't tell anyone, but i have occasionally knitted socks for american friends and i might have *cough cough* included some smarties with them. carefully removed from the box and bundled into a baggie so they won't rattle the way socks would not.
the reactions have never given me the slightest impression youse guys have met with 'our' smarties before.
Unless the Canadian version has cocaine or toys embedded in them, I don't think you need to hide that you are shipping them into the states.2 -
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astronaught wrote: »Unless the Canadian version has cocaine or toys embedded in them, I don't think you need to hide that you are shipping them into the states.
they don't :P but i think the issue is more: it might take your border folks seventeen weeks to decide that. that's what the canada post dude told me, so i decided not to find out the hard way if it was true.
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Canned Parmesan Cheese(-product).1
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Mushrooms2
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Wynterbourne wrote: »
Wow!! Sorry to offend your kitchen. But seriously, if I'm eating anything and notice bits of mushroom, I pick out as many as I possibly can.
Also mushroom flavored stuff leaves a taste in my mouth, and a feeling in my stomach a long while after.
Anyway, you enjoy!!2
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