Polls: Food & Beverage
Do YOU like sardines?
https://www.youtube.com/embed/jIVjWTY-iyA I been reading about the health benefits of eating them so i may start adding them to my diet. have you had them?
Do you eat raw cake mix?
A friend recently told me how she horrified some Americans who were staying with her witnessed her eating raw cake mix. Apparently it's just not done in the states because of the raw egg in it but in the UK people...
What is your favorite cut of beef steak?
My personal favorite is ribeye. I put down porterhouse, sirloin strip along with the three others, but those 2 are not showing up.
I'm meeting somebody for lunch tomorrow, what cafe should I visit when it's done?
I love McDonalds iced frappes more than even the bubble tea but it gives me head pain when I drink it too fast.
Do you drink coffee in the morning?
It always slightly boggles my mind when I meet people who wake up early for work without coffee… ☕️🤔
Do you like a battered banana?
As a child I used to love sinking my teeth into a battered banana or a battered pineapple ring. The crispy coating paired well with the steaming hot insides that fried the roof of your mouth. I've not had battered...
What's your go to spice? What do you use it on? Is there any spice that you won't/can't use?
I didn't include: Salt. It has its place but you're probably using too much if you use it for seasoning AND have it on your table. by the way, use KOSHER salt not that iodized shit. I totally recommend a grinder of Pink...
Do you butter your pancakes?
I've just eaten a stack of crempogau or "petites crêpes galloises" as the French call them. They're a type of buttermilk pancake closer to what you'd get in America rather than the thin English or French ones, and served...
Do you like to gobble a long stick of rock?
If you go to a British seaside resort you'll often see people sucking on a long hard one. They come in all shapes and sizes but the traditional long slim stick of rock with the name of the town running through the middle...
Which British spam recipe looks edible?
It's some kind of meat squashed in a can that's enjoyed by people who like to dine as if the Germans are still flying overhead. But which recipe looks edible?
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