What are some of your unpopular opinions about food?
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Bacon's okay; I can take it or leave it, actually. Though I have a favorite story from a New Yorker article on perfume manufacturers and scent seekers: at the end of the article, the writer asked if there was an absolutely irresistible fragrance. Yes, said the manufacturer. Bacon.
In general, I don't like pork, including sausages. I do like beef hot dogs, but really only Hebrew National, and for me to really like it, let it be grilled or broiled - dry heat, not wet, for me.
For me it definitely depends on how the bacon is prepared... as for hot dogs, not really a fan. I do love a good bratwurst though0 -
Hot dogs are great IF they are the right ones. Must be all-beef kosher. Not those weird pink oscar-Mayer things.1
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SuzySunshine99 wrote: »Hot dogs are great IF they are the right ones. Must be all-beef kosher. Not those weird pink oscar-Mayer things.
I grew up with Ambassador hot dogs0 -
Vienna beef.
(But brats are better than hot dogs.)0 -
Vienna beef.
(But brats are better than hot dogs.)
I grew up with Vienna Beef, but Best's Kosher is good too.
If I'm cooking at home, I prefer brats...can't remember last time I had hot dogs at home.
If I'm at a hot dog stand/baseball game/picnic it will always be a hot dog.
For some reason, the setting matters to me.1 -
SuzySunshine99 wrote: »Vienna beef.
(But brats are better than hot dogs.)
I grew up with Vienna Beef, but Best's Kosher is good too.
If I'm cooking at home, I prefer brats...can't remember last time I had hot dogs at home.
If I'm at a hot dog stand/baseball game/picnic it will always be a hot dog.
For some reason, the setting matters to me.
I totally get that. I'm the same -- I'll have a hot dog (if Vienna beef) at a ball game or (sometimes) cookout, although I might well get a brat instead (I usually have a brat during our 4th of July cookout, if not burgers). Outside of those specific settings I almost never have hot dogs, and never at home.0 -
SuzySunshine99 wrote: »Vienna beef.
(But brats are better than hot dogs.)
I grew up with Vienna Beef, but Best's Kosher is good too.
If I'm cooking at home, I prefer brats...can't remember last time I had hot dogs at home.
If I'm at a hot dog stand/baseball game/picnic it will always be a hot dog.
For some reason, the setting matters to me.
I totally get that. I'm the same -- I'll have a hot dog (if Vienna beef) at a ball game or (sometimes) cookout, although I might well get a brat instead (I usually have a brat during our 4th of July cookout, if not burgers). Outside of those specific settings I almost never have hot dogs, and never at home.
love my portillo's!1 -
soggy cereal is the best cereal
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cornbread should be moist, sweet and made with creamed corn
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pancakerunner wrote: »cornbread should be moist, sweet and made with creamed corn
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I'll take corn bread pretty much any way I can take it. Both variations look cool to me!0 -
pancakerunner wrote: »cornbread should be moist, sweet and made with creamed corn
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I'll take corn bread pretty much any way I can take it. Both variations look cool to me!
The first variation would need plenty of honey butter1 -
pancakerunner wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »cornbread should be moist, sweet and made with creamed corn
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I'll take corn bread pretty much any way I can take it. Both variations look cool to me!
The first variation would need plenty of honey butter
I've got no objection to that either!0 -
"vegetable" oils are used in excess and are not healthy in the slightest.4
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@NovusDies
I almost wet my pants I laughed so hard!
Southern sweet tea is syrup! 2 cups of sugar cooked into a simple syrup per gallon. Sometimes I use only 1-1/2 cups if it’s for someone other than my family! What other kind of tea is there?0 -
Cheese is disgusting.1
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I'll eat turkey bacon. I don't delude myself that it's bacon, but it's not bad.1
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pancakerunner wrote: »
As long as I get dibs on the Humboldt Fog (at least until I eat myself silly on the stuff), you've got a deal.
And while I'm thinking about it: Someone(s) else can eat pretty much the entire world's supply of Ranch Dressing. I might dip something in it once in a rare time, but it really isn't very good IMO, and I can definitely live without it forever.1 -
pancakerunner wrote: »
As long as I get dibs on the Humboldt Fog (at least until I eat myself silly on the stuff), you've got a deal.
And while I'm thinking about it: Someone(s) else can eat pretty much the entire world's supply of Ranch Dressing. I might dip something in it once in a rare time, but it really isn't very good IMO, and I can definitely live without it forever.
Humboldt Fog is my FAVE. so that will be hard to negotiate...
As for ranch dressing: I can only tolerate homemade!1
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