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The most polarizing food: where do you stand?
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I like sugar cookies but not with that much icing.0
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kristinajeang wrote: »I think I survived my second pregnancy on lofthouse cookies alone. They are so good and addicting.
I also love eggnog, but can only have a super small portion that I sip slowly.
Sweet corn is amazing and I could eat many ears of it myself.
I love candy corn, but again, can only have a small amount.
I hate jelly beans and those circus peanuts.
I go back and forth with candy corn. I like it. I don't like it. I like it. I don't like it. It's confusing, I tell ya!
I like the candy pumpkins over the candy corn idk something about the shape??1 -
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Class name for this type of candy (candy corn, the pumpkins, Christmas shapes of similar stuff): Mellowcremes. Often contain shellac (from insect cocoons) and carnauba wax. Also generally not vegetarian (gelatin).
Weird little food, mellowcremes. (I've eaten them, I'm not dissing them.)1 -
pancakerunner wrote: »kristinajeang wrote: »I think I survived my second pregnancy on lofthouse cookies alone. They are so good and addicting.
I also love eggnog, but can only have a super small portion that I sip slowly.
Sweet corn is amazing and I could eat many ears of it myself.
I love candy corn, but again, can only have a small amount.
I hate jelly beans and those circus peanuts.
I go back and forth with candy corn. I like it. I don't like it. I like it. I don't like it. It's confusing, I tell ya!
I like the candy pumpkins over the candy corn idk something about the shape??
More soft middle-y part!
But do you bite the green part off first?0 -
Class name for this type of candy (candy corn, the pumpkins, Christmas shapes of similar stuff): Mellowcremes. Often contain shellac (from insect cocoons) and carnauba wax. Also generally not vegetarian (gelatin).
Weird little food, mellowcremes. (I've eaten them, I'm not dissing them.)
I know!
I'm one of the weirdos who actually misses this class of candy.
I've seen recipes for making your own vegan candy corn, but I want the plasticy strange stuff that everyone else is eating! The recipes seem like they'd actually be high quality and that's not what I'm craving!1 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »kristinajeang wrote: »I think I survived my second pregnancy on lofthouse cookies alone. They are so good and addicting.
I also love eggnog, but can only have a super small portion that I sip slowly.
Sweet corn is amazing and I could eat many ears of it myself.
I love candy corn, but again, can only have a small amount.
I hate jelly beans and those circus peanuts.
I go back and forth with candy corn. I like it. I don't like it. I like it. I don't like it. It's confusing, I tell ya!
I like the candy pumpkins over the candy corn idk something about the shape??
More soft middle-y part!
But do you bite the green part off first?
You weren't asking me but yes, yes I do bite the green part off first. That's how you eat them, ofc.
I adore mellowcreme candies. I love the waxy texture.1 -
RelCanonical wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »kristinajeang wrote: »I think I survived my second pregnancy on lofthouse cookies alone. They are so good and addicting.
I also love eggnog, but can only have a super small portion that I sip slowly.
Sweet corn is amazing and I could eat many ears of it myself.
I love candy corn, but again, can only have a small amount.
I hate jelly beans and those circus peanuts.
I go back and forth with candy corn. I like it. I don't like it. I like it. I don't like it. It's confusing, I tell ya!
I like the candy pumpkins over the candy corn idk something about the shape??
More soft middle-y part!
But do you bite the green part off first?
You weren't asking me but yes, yes I do bite the green part off first. That's how you eat them, ofc.
I adore mellowcreme candies. I love the waxy texture.
Correct.
Do you try to do it perfectly, so there's no green left but you don't bite into the orange? Are you ridiculously pleased with yourself when you succeed?0 -
Class name for this type of candy (candy corn, the pumpkins, Christmas shapes of similar stuff): Mellowcremes. Often contain shellac (from insect cocoons) and carnauba wax. Also generally not vegetarian (gelatin).
Weird little food, mellowcremes. (I've eaten them, I'm not dissing them.)
One thing I cannot stand are mellowcreme jelly bean things... not sure the exact word
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pancakerunner wrote: »Class name for this type of candy (candy corn, the pumpkins, Christmas shapes of similar stuff): Mellowcremes. Often contain shellac (from insect cocoons) and carnauba wax. Also generally not vegetarian (gelatin).
Weird little food, mellowcremes. (I've eaten them, I'm not dissing them.)
One thing I cannot stand are mellowcreme jelly bean things... not sure the exact word
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I don't think those are technically mellowcremes, are they? Those look marshmallow or creme-ish filled. Mellowcremes are like candy corn or the little flat-bottom pumpkins with thick green stems on top, all solid candy of the same type all the way through, IMU, maybe a shiny coating on the outside.
Interview with Brach's, whose parent company that owns the "mellowcreme" trademark:
https://www.allrecipes.com/article/difference-between-mellowcreme-pumpkins-and-candy-corn/1 -
^whatever these things are (including candy corn and those pumpkins too) - they are just disgusting imo...regular jelly beans too (not the gourmet ones though...)2
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^whatever these things are (including candy corn and those pumpkins too) - they are just disgusting imo...regular jelly beans too (not the gourmet ones though...)
Jelly beans in general are pretty gross... the only thing that makes jelly belly jelly beans good is the unique flavors0 -
They are called panned eggs - marshmallowish filling with candy coating. Ok when really fresh, nasty as they age - they turn into a lump of sugar.1
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thoughts on these?0 -
I thought the ghost cookie was a person sticking their tongue out and why was that included in a halloween themed package.
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pancakerunner wrote: »
thoughts on these?
LOVE them. I bake them until crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. I hate when people underbake them. They taste like childhood to me and I crave them every. so often.1 -
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Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
That ghost is still sticking his/her tongue out!
I wonder if there's some psychological reason why I saw a person and you saw the actual ghost (other than I'm weird ) 1 -
Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »
thoughts on these?
LOVE them. I bake them until crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. I hate when people underbake them. They taste like childhood to me and I crave them every. so often.
With a glass of milk! yess1 -
Overly sweet and a dry texture means I shouldn't bother.0
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Oh, when I saw the pic I that this was going to be a debate on pancakes versus waffles.0
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I was just thinking about this thread.0
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There are many foods that others seem to enjoy that I just can’t stand either because they are too sweet or because I find them gross. I can’t do most traditional cakes and cookies as I find them way too sweet. I hate fondant and buttercream frosting. Whipped cream is delicious though. Oreos, sugar cookies like in the OP, Twinkies….yuck.
Pork is another one I find absolutely disgusting and I know from studying Parasitology and from working in the medical field that modern refrigeration and cooking techniques are NOT enough to kill parasites as I have patients coming in with infestations. Raw meat or fish of any kind or any organ meat also turns my stomach.
I do love all vegetables and fruits and any grain though. I also will try any type of cuisine as long as the dish doesn’t contain one of the items mentioned above.0 -
Cream 🤮🤮🤮 it’s disgusting in any form. And I don’t even like semi skimmed milk as it’s too creamy - have to have skimmed. If I’m ever served trifle or a desert with cream, I pass it to my OH who eats all the cream for me then hands it back 🤣1
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Pork is another one I find absolutely disgusting and I know from studying Parasitology and from working in the medical field that modern refrigeration and cooking techniques are NOT enough to kill parasites as I have patients coming in with infestations. Raw meat or fish of any kind or any organ meat also turns my stomach.
Interesting. I think part of the reason I went off pork as a youngster (like age 7 or 8) was my father telling me about pork parasites. TMI for an impressionable child, dad. Although the texture of pork was another big factor.
I almost wish he'd have come up with something equally unsavoury about sugar because there is almost nothing that I would ever describe as "too sweet" and I eat waaaay too much sugar. As for the original Lofthouse cookies, I occasionally buy them but I wish they didn't come as such a big pack because one or two are about all my conscience will let me eat and my coworkers get the rest.4
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