Polls: Food & Beverage

I've taken females to cocktail bars but I've never bought one, or been with anyone that wanted to drink a cocktail, am I missing out on one of life's experiences?

I suppose I relate cocktails with the jetset and the incrowd, I hope this isn't a bad reflection on my social standing 😄

To be honest cocktails have never appealed to me, and I'm not an alcohol person, though I like a glass of beer or a glass of wine with a meal.

Do you regularly drink cocktails?

If you drink cocktails what do you recommend for my first cocktail?

What is your opinion?

If I remember correctly, Ibn Khaldun argued that those who eat monkey meat become wild, those who eat horse meat become fast, those who eat pork become cuckolded or lacking in jealousy over their spouse, and those who live on a plant-based diet become soft-natured.

It is also true that the Ottomans often recruited their couriers from Tatars who consumed horse meat, for this reason. On the other hand, vegans seem to provide evidence for his case as well.

I'm in the mood to eat a chocolate covered snack.

What should I eat?

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I appologize for my Polglish. I don't know the term in English, but in Polish, "na raty" basically means "one at a time." For example, you can be having beans, potatoes and chicken for dinner, but instead of just having everything on one plate and eating a little bit of this and a little bit of that, you are served and eat one item at a time.

Asian people do it like this. My mom was annoyed, because we literally thought they forgot the meat and were starting to leave. So in restaurants, I too prefer all main course items/sides to be served at once. But at home, I prefer to eat "na raty", because otherwise my main dish gets cold, and also I don't like to mix items because it ruins the taste craving. So if I start eating the meat, I don't go back to the other items, so I like to eat each portion of the meal as it comes off the stove. So I usually eat a salad or beans first. Then potato or macaroni. And then the meat, if it's a three course meal.

I don't know, what about YOU guys?

And is it a cultural thing or a personal preferance?

I hate wasting food, but I've had this thing since childhood, where I will not eat the tips. Whenever my mom made me hot dogs as a kid, I would always ask her to cut off the tips, and still to this day I won't eat the tips. I had a giant breakfast just now of eggs, sausage, Canadian bacon and hashbrown. I literally ate everything except the sausage tips😂 They just look so weird

I have leftovers and am curious to see how I can incorporate it into breakfast

I'm thinking of buying an Air Fryer but I know nothing about them.

I fry most things at present, so I think an Air Fryer will be much healthier.

What should I look out for when buying an Air Fryer for a single person?

Are Air Fryers worth buying, and are they easy to maintain and keep clean?

What problems are associated with Air Fryers?

What is your opinion on Air Fryers?