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The Batlord 12-14-2020 09:35 AM

"I still get beat up."

Marie Monday 12-14-2020 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 2149891)
What is it with girls and yoghurt? Is it that it's almost like eating ice cream but won't give you thunder thighs? I mean I'll eat some yoghurt but I've never wanted to eat yoghurt.

I use it for tzatziki and currys, but have you ever eaten proper Greek yoghurt? That **** is divine, you can just eat it plain and it's still delicious. Also, I don't know how you eat your yoghurt, but it should not be like ice cream.

ribbons 12-14-2020 11:48 AM

Agree about Greek yogurt - it's delicious and I love its thick texture. I'll often top it with salted walnuts or pistachios and some honey.

ribbons 12-14-2020 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Plankton (Post 2149897)
"I don't wanna drink, but I want people to think I'm drinking so I'll just have this extremely low alcohol content beer right here... Wow! I feel like one of the boyz!"

lol

I have one bottle of Samuel Smith's Organic Chocolate Stout (which I've had before and love) in the fridge, which has sitting there for about six months. :laughing:

Plankton 12-14-2020 12:22 PM

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Originally Posted by ribbons (Post 2149915)
I have one bottle of Samuel Smith's Organic Chocolate Stout (which I've had before and love) in the fridge, which has sitting there for about six months. :laughing:

That's one thing to just have normal beer or alcoholic beverage's around, but the thinking behind most non-alcoholic beer is like going swimming without getting wet.

Marie Monday 12-14-2020 12:42 PM

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Originally Posted by ribbons (Post 2149914)
Agree about Greek yogurt - it's delicious and I love its thick texture. I'll often top it with salted walnuts or pistachios and some honey.

Honey with salty food? Whoa. One of those things which sound weird but taste surprisingly nice I suppose, I should try it. Yoghurt with walnuts is definitely great.

ribbons 12-14-2020 12:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Marie Monday (Post 2149921)
Honey with salty food? Whoa. One of those things which sound weird but taste surprisingly nice I suppose, I should try it. Yoghurt with walnuts is definitely great.

I've always liked the combination of sweet and salty. I just drizzle a bit of honey on - not too much. And I also like Brit spelling of yoghurt with the "h" (Anglophile chimes a-ringin' here lol). :)

ribbons 12-14-2020 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Plankton (Post 2149918)
That's one thing to just have normal beer or alcoholic beverage's around, but the thinking behind most non-alcoholic beer is like going swimming without getting wet.

Equivalent effect on me: I don't get "wet" because I don't actually open the bottle. :laughing: But watch out when I do drink - one beer and I'm tipsy and get sleepy right away.

Marie Monday 12-14-2020 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by ribbons (Post 2149922)
I've always liked the combination of sweet and salty. I just drizzle a bit of honey on - not too much. And I also like Brit spelling of yoghurt with the "h" (Anglophile chimes a-ringin' here lol). :)

Is that British spelling? I'm used to it and never questioned it because it's spelled that way in Dutch, I had no idea anyone even left out the 'h'

ribbons 12-14-2020 01:03 PM

I think it's the Brit spelling - yes. We don't use the "h" here in 'Murica (not usually, anyway).


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