--- Wally Kairuz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > LOL cath! you kill me!!!! by the way, is there > anything you actually LIKE > re. foods? you would be such a difficult dinner > guest... > wallyK
There's lots of foods I like. Just about anything Italian or Chinese (but no mushrooms or squids or anything with eyes!) Chicken prepared just about any way. Mexican food, or even Tex-Mex food. Curry - I love curry. I even like hospital food, believe it or not. Some call it bland but I say, savour the flavour (or, as the Yanks would put it, savor the flavor). I like food that is spicy, or food that is not. I like most kinds of fruit, but vegetables have to be prepared just so (I don't know how to do it, but they have to have some crunch and colour left in them when they're cooked.) I don't eat much in the way of beef or pork - just don't care for it much. I eat some fish, as long as it doesn't taste too fishy. Shrimp are great, but lobsters are a pain to eat and I feel sorry for them anyway when I see them in those tanks. My daughter wants to free the lobsters at the local grocery store, but we'd have to drive quite a way to set them free. I was always a picky eater as a child. Wouldn't eat anything that wasn't plain and obvious. Hated it when my mother tried to fool us into thinking liver was steak. Wouldn't touch spaghetti or pizza or Chinese food until I was at least 12. Used to take so long eating dinner when it was something I hated that my mother would give up (ha! I won!) Do NOT get me started on people who stuff mushrooms. That has always struck me as one of the most useless activities anyone could partake of - why the hell would anyone want to hollow out a freakin' mushroom and stuff it with something else? Like, you've got nothing better to do with your time - you have to stuff mushrooms? Jello is probably one of the stupidest excuses for a dessert anyone could ever come up with. Some people actually order the stuff in restaurants - like, why? There can never be enough chocolate. Greek food is yummy (except for squid and mushrooms and so on.) Those little pinwheel sandwiches like they used to serve at birthday parties when I was a kid - nostalgia time. Or the sandwiches on the coloured bread - you just can't buy pink or green bread these days! Cookies of any kind, especially with milk. Coffee-flavoured ice cream. Orangina to drink, or Brio, or cappuccino or a nice dark coffee; forget that crap with the icky flavours in it - coffee should taste like coffee. You want a milkshake? buy a milkshake, don't try to call it coffee. Ha! Is that enough? Do you like how long this paragraph is? ===== Catherine Toronto ______________________________________________________________________ Post your free ad now! http://personals.yahoo.ca
