Questions: Food & Beverage

Gooseberries were once illegal across America and even now they're still forbidden in some states such as Maine. The French have no word for gooseberries instead referring to them as "groseille à maquereau" or mackerel currents. Although seen as an English fruit you rarely see them on sale and most people who eat them either have bush in the garden or a neighbour who's had a glut and is sick of them. Countless British children have bitten into a gooseberry thinking it's just a hairy grape.

As we all know nectarines are just shaved peaches. A lot of people don't like the hairy fuzzy skin so each morning the shop keeper shaves it off. I quite like the added texture of a juicy furry peaches but what about you?

I don’t like hot meals I like my food warm. That’s why I don’t like tea most teas here are hot and when they aren’t hot they don’t taste the same. In respect to food I love it warm. My friends made noodles one time for us and my poor tongue got burnt trying to eat it like they were😣 plus you can’t taste the entire flavor when it’s hot. Hot foods are a no to mee😣

The normal way to make a pudding is put the mix into a basin and steam it. But you can buy puddings in tins where you prick a hole in top and plop it in boiling water to cook.
So how do you take your dick?

It’s so sweet

It's one of my favorite ways to eat ice cream, I enjoy it a lot. Cool, refreshing, nice in the summer.