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What are you eating? Page 554
Quote: dellas @ January 21 2012, 6:27 AM GMT
Tumbleweeds seem like a cute idea until you have to drive 400 miles with one stuck to the front of your car. Quite annoying.
They were a comedy folk group in 1960s who nobodies heard of in years.
You didn't kill them did you?
snort! my weetabix came down me nose!
thanks but weetabix at noon, what are you a rockstar or summat?
Yeh man so friggin what dude??
Icecream that instead of been smooth is made of what looks like little styrofoam balls. It was Banana and chocolate flavoured.
Key West lime pie, sort of cheesecake, tarty like me!
Quote: dellas @ February 1 2012, 12:49 PM GMTKey West lime pie, sort of cheesecake, tarty like me!
It's actually called key lime pie; no "west." It's one of my favourite pies and also one of the easiest to make. Assuming you can get key limes (tiny, round fruit) over there, of course.
It really makes me angry when I order key lime pie and it's been coloured green. It's supposed to be yellow, dammit! 
Quote: DaButt @ February 1 2012, 1:55 PM GMTIt's actually called key lime pie; no "west." It's one of my favourite pies and also one of the easiest to make. Assuming you can get key limes (tiny, round fruit) over there, of course.
It really makes me angry when I order key lime pie and it's been coloured green. It's supposed to be yellow, dammit!
Um, we're called Limeys. 
Quote: reds @ February 1 2012, 11:14 AM GMTIcecream that instead of been smooth is made of what looks like little styrofoam balls. It was Banana and chocolate flavoured.
Like this?
http://www.dippindots.com/products/lines/originalDots.html
We have little stands that sell that stuff in some of our shopping malls and supermarkets. I've never tried it.
I am intrigued!
I kind of want to try Grasshopper Pie. I'm not sure what it is, but it's definitely green.
Grasshopper pie is ok, but a good key lime pie is a sweet, tart slice of heaven on a plate.
Quote: DaButt @ February 1 2012, 2:01 PM GMTLike this?
http://www.dippindots.com/products/lines/originalDots.html
We have little stands that sell that stuff in some of our shopping malls and supermarkets. I've never tried it.
Yep but the one I had wasn't that exact brand. I have tried the dippin dots version years ago, but the brand isn't that widely available here.
There is nothing unusual about the taste, the flavour is prehaps not as strong as normal ice cream. The main difference is the texture, not sure how to describe it.
You can get 'em in individual portions in the UK.
What's with all the screwing around with icecream? I mean you wouldn't want a granular bacon sandwich would you?