Why does this food even exist?
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Alatariel75 wrote: »Candy corn. Wtf.
I was just coming in here to post that.3 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »Candy corn. Wtf.
Exactly how can they even call it corn. Why does the corn industry not sue for defamation of character.
Do you realize that candy corn is one of a whole class of candy called "mellocreme"? It also includes the peculiar squatty-shaped orange pumpkins with fat green stems, Valentine hearts, and some odd Christmas shapes. I think they contain carnauba wax (seriously).
I only know this because one of my rowing coaches was obsessed with mellocreme candy, malted milk balls, and slightly stale marshmallow Peeps.
One of those things your rowing coach was obsessed with is not like the others.
In that it is a perfectly palatable candy (which I can no longer eat). The other two? Blech.4 -
livingleanlivingclean wrote: »
Needs bacon.
https://www.echelonfoods.com/products/bacon-wrapped-turducken-premium-roast
And up here we call them prairie oysters. A by-product of the steering process. Nope. Not gonna try them.2 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »Candy corn. Wtf.
I like candy corn.4 -
Tacklewasher wrote: »Alatariel75 wrote: »Candy corn. Wtf.
I like candy corn.
Eat it all and keep it far away from the rest of us.2 -
GottaBurnEmAll wrote: »Tacklewasher wrote: »Alatariel75 wrote: »Candy corn. Wtf.
I like candy corn.
Eat it all and keep it far away from the rest of us.
They would take away from my wine calories is all.
Wine > candy corn6 -
Tacklewasher wrote: »GottaBurnEmAll wrote: »Tacklewasher wrote: »Alatariel75 wrote: »Candy corn. Wtf.
I like candy corn.
Eat it all and keep it far away from the rest of us.
They would take away from my wine calories is all.
Wine > candy corn
Fair point well made.0 -
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Fruitcake? Well, if you are what you eat....
Salted licorice? Never heard of that. You take a nice cherry Red Vine, and somebody went "This needs sodium" WTF is that?
Like all things, Spam (in moderation) is okay. Cubed and mixed with scrambled eggs is better than ham, IMHO.
3 Musketeers? Only candy that gives me instant diarrhea.........just horrible2 -
TheHawk007 wrote: »Fruitcake? Well, if you are what you eat....
Salted licorice? Never heard of that. You take a nice cherry Red Vine, and somebody went "This needs sodium" WTF is that?
Like all things, Spam (in moderation) is okay. Cubed and mixed with scrambled eggs is better than ham, IMHO.
3 Musketeers? Only candy that gives me instant diarrhea.........just horrible
Salted licorice is licorice flavoured, not red vine flavoured (calling that stuff licorice is wrong imo)...0 -
livingleanlivingclean wrote: »TheHawk007 wrote: »Fruitcake? Well, if you are what you eat....
Salted licorice? Never heard of that. You take a nice cherry Red Vine, and somebody went "This needs sodium" WTF is that?
Like all things, Spam (in moderation) is okay. Cubed and mixed with scrambled eggs is better than ham, IMHO.
3 Musketeers? Only candy that gives me instant diarrhea.........just horrible
Salted licorice is licorice flavoured, not red vine flavoured (calling that stuff licorice is wrong imo)...
i live in denmark where licorice is in literally everything.- Salted licorice? Got it.
- "Sweet" licorice? Check.
- Licorice in Chocolate bars.
- Licorice in Ice Cream.
- Licorice in cookies.
- Licorice in bread.
- Licorice in alcohol? of course.
- licorice flødeboller? you bet!
- Licorice gum? hahaha
Welcome to my licorice hell.
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Okay, NOT red vine, but still.............Don't know about you, but I gotta watch my sodium, amongst other things1
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Tacklewasher wrote: »Alatariel75 wrote: »Candy corn. Wtf.
I like candy corn.
+1
This year's gourmet varieties I found by Brach's were mint chocolate chip and caramel apple.1 -
Licorice in CHOCOLATE?
That's an abomination. I'm sitting here feeling truly offended on chocolate's behalf. What did it ever do to deserve such treatment?3 -
JeepHair77 wrote: »Why is carrot cake a thing? Why in the world did someone look at cake and say to themselves, "This needs a vegetable"?
Because you need a means to shovel in cream cheese icing. And I love me some Swiss Cake Rolls.1 -
GottaBurnEmAll wrote: »Licorice in CHOCOLATE?
That's an abomination. I'm sitting here feeling truly offended on chocolate's behalf. What did it ever do to deserve such treatment?
it's truly disgusting.
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dinadyna21 wrote: »
yessss they are terrible0 -
rainbowbow wrote: »livingleanlivingclean wrote: »TheHawk007 wrote: »Fruitcake? Well, if you are what you eat....
Salted licorice? Never heard of that. You take a nice cherry Red Vine, and somebody went "This needs sodium" WTF is that?
Like all things, Spam (in moderation) is okay. Cubed and mixed with scrambled eggs is better than ham, IMHO.
3 Musketeers? Only candy that gives me instant diarrhea.........just horrible
Salted licorice is licorice flavoured, not red vine flavoured (calling that stuff licorice is wrong imo)...
i live in denmark where licorice is in literally everything.- Salted licorice? Got it.
- "Sweet" licorice? Check.
- Licorice in Chocolate bars.
- Licorice in Ice Cream.
- Licorice in cookies.
- Licorice in bread.
- Licorice in alcohol? of course.
- licorice flødeboller? you bet!
- Licorice gum? hahaha
Welcome to my licorice hell.
YUCK! Why do they have the licorice obsession LOL.0 -
Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »rainbowbow wrote: »livingleanlivingclean wrote: »TheHawk007 wrote: »Fruitcake? Well, if you are what you eat....
Salted licorice? Never heard of that. You take a nice cherry Red Vine, and somebody went "This needs sodium" WTF is that?
Like all things, Spam (in moderation) is okay. Cubed and mixed with scrambled eggs is better than ham, IMHO.
3 Musketeers? Only candy that gives me instant diarrhea.........just horrible
Salted licorice is licorice flavoured, not red vine flavoured (calling that stuff licorice is wrong imo)...
i live in denmark where licorice is in literally everything.- Salted licorice? Got it.
- "Sweet" licorice? Check.
- Licorice in Chocolate bars.
- Licorice in Ice Cream.
- Licorice in cookies.
- Licorice in bread.
- Licorice in alcohol? of course.
- licorice flødeboller? you bet!
- Licorice gum? hahaha
Welcome to my licorice hell.
YUCK! Why do they have the licorice obsession LOL.
i dont know and don't get it.
normal black licorice is enough, but salted licorice? who even came up with that?2 -
rainbowbow wrote: »livingleanlivingclean wrote: »TheHawk007 wrote: »Fruitcake? Well, if you are what you eat....
Salted licorice? Never heard of that. You take a nice cherry Red Vine, and somebody went "This needs sodium" WTF is that?
Like all things, Spam (in moderation) is okay. Cubed and mixed with scrambled eggs is better than ham, IMHO.
3 Musketeers? Only candy that gives me instant diarrhea.........just horrible
Salted licorice is licorice flavoured, not red vine flavoured (calling that stuff licorice is wrong imo)...
i live in denmark where licorice is in literally everything.- Salted licorice? Got it.
- "Sweet" licorice? Check.
- Licorice in Chocolate bars.
- Licorice in Ice Cream.
- Licorice in cookies.
- Licorice in bread.
- Licorice in alcohol? of course.
- licorice flødeboller? you bet!
- Licorice gum? hahaha
Welcome to my licorice hell.
I'll just quietly cross Denmark off my list of places I'd like to visit. Thanks for the heads-up.9 -
I love European licorice - but I can see how it is an acquired taste. FWIW, it isn’t flavored with table salt, it’s Ammonium Chloride a/k/a Sal Ammoniac. It has its own unique flavor, and European licorices aren’t always even prominently flavored with anise extract, the flavor most Americans think of as “licorice flavor”. Licorice root per se, to my palate, is pretty flavorless, sweetish with just a little overtone of Earthy mustiness. More medicinal than culinary.
When I was a child, 1970s, licorice ice cream was available in the US, particularly around Halloween, and that was a personal favorite, too. I haven’t seen it in at least 30 years.
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When I was 19 I started dating a girl who was Jewish. We would go eat at a kosher deli on the corner, and sometimes when we were out elsewhere she would ask for a kosher option. She had a really cute way of smiling and saying "I have Jewish taste buds". Cool. Anyway, we were at her house one day and she pulled out a jar of gefilte fish and a fork and went at it.
No. Nope nope nope no.
No.
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I actually like fruit cake (homemade), rum cake, liquor filled chocolates...I don't like store bought baked goods like Little Debbie or Hostess stuff.0
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JeepHair77 wrote: »dinadyna21 wrote: »
*raises hand* I'm keeping 3 Musketeers and Circus Peanuts on the shelves, single-handedly.
3 Musketeers are alright, but holy crap I forgot about Circus Peanuts and their terribleness.3 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »Candy corn. Wtf.
Exactly how can they even call it corn. Why does the corn industry not sue for defamation of character.
It is made of corn syrup perhaps?
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Alatariel75 wrote: »Candy corn. Wtf.
Exactly how can they even call it corn. Why does the corn industry not sue for defamation of character.
It is made of corn syrup perhaps?
it's called candy corn because it looks like kernels of corn.
I personally love it and circus peanuts.
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rainbowbow wrote: »livingleanlivingclean wrote: »TheHawk007 wrote: »Fruitcake? Well, if you are what you eat....
Salted licorice? Never heard of that. You take a nice cherry Red Vine, and somebody went "This needs sodium" WTF is that?
Like all things, Spam (in moderation) is okay. Cubed and mixed with scrambled eggs is better than ham, IMHO.
3 Musketeers? Only candy that gives me instant diarrhea.........just horrible
Salted licorice is licorice flavoured, not red vine flavoured (calling that stuff licorice is wrong imo)...
i live in denmark where licorice is in literally everything.- Salted licorice? Got it.
- "Sweet" licorice? Check.
- Licorice in Chocolate bars.
- Licorice in Ice Cream.
- Licorice in cookies.
- Licorice in bread.
- Licorice in alcohol? of course.
- licorice flødeboller? you bet!
- Licorice gum? hahaha
Welcome to my licorice hell.
I'm coming to visit - I love licorice!
@GottaBurnEmAll, have you not ever had or seen licorice bullets? (choc covered licorice) they're delicious!0 -
I loathe licorice. The only thing remotely licorice flavored I can handle are anise flavored pizelles, and I haven't had them in years since I was diagnosed with celiac disease. And I think I used to like them more for the nostalgia factor than the actual taste. My grandmother made really good pizelles.2
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Wax candy bottles. And Thrills gum. Oh and rum-raisin ice cream. (I'm not normally big on rum, though I do like it with cinnamon in a sauce for cooked fruit. The raisins just make it worse, though.)
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