Food anyone?

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Originally Posted by goofy8275

Eek!

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Ikr O.o

Just finished the sushi dinner. YUMYUMYUMYUMYUMYUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMYYYYYYYY. :D
No parasites so far, Amy :) (if you're somehow reading this thread).

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Originally Posted by Richard Brown

Your strategy sounds good, Kay.

A great pleasure from travelling is to eat the local dishes. Discovering a country's foods is, IMHO, a vital way of learning about and enjoying where you are. Be adventurous within reason. Life is for living :)

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Exactly. My strategy is always to eat lightly, but taste a lot. What I've learned from traveling and grazing is not to fill up, because there's always something delicious around the corner, and you don't want to be too full to try it as well, lol.

I've just converted a traveling companion to this approach. It's great when you have people to share food with, because you can sample more.

It's Thanksgiving in Canada.
Dessert is served.

Pumpkin Pie ...


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And Pumpkin Pecan Pie ..



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You half fill the pie shell with pumpkin then put pecan pie mixture on top.

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Originally Posted by AdmiralAdama

It's Thanksgiving in Canada.
Dessert is served.

Pumpkin Pie ...

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And Pumpkin Pecan Pie ..

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You half fill the pie shell with pumpkin then put pecan pie mixture on top.

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I can almost smell those pies through my iPad screen! Are you having turkey as well, Admiral?

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Originally Posted by scifan57

I can almost smell those pies through my iPad screen! Are you having turkey as well, Admiral?

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House full of vegetarians.
Candied yams, garlic mashed potatoes,
braised buttered carrots in rosemary and for protein, Lentil Loaf. Yah, I know what you're thinking but it's very tasty - especially with the Admiralty's to-die-for "30" mushroom gravy.

:)

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PS - since our herbivore conversion, there seems to be more room for dessert. ;)

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Originally Posted by AdmiralAdama

House full of vegetarians.
Candied yams, garlic mashed potatoes,
braised buttered carrots in rosemary and for protein, Lentil Loaf. Yah, I know what you're thinking but it's very tasty - especially with the Admiralty's to-die-for "30" mushroom gravy.

:)

AA

PS - since our herbivore conversion, there seems to be more room for dessert. ;)

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We sell a vegetarian product at my store, it's called Tofurkey. Have you heard of it?

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Originally Posted by AdmiralAdama

House full of vegetarians.
Candied yams, garlic mashed potatoes,
braised buttered carrots in rosemary and for protein, Lentil Loaf. Yah, I know what you're thinking but it's very tasty - especially with the Admiralty's to-die-for "30" mushroom gravy.

:)

AA

PS - since our herbivore conversion, there seems to be more room for dessert. ;)

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Funny we were just talking about Lakeside Packers a couple of weeks ago. Now a vegetarian diet looks like a good idea. Never cared much for the taste of E. Coli.

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Originally Posted by scifan57

We sell a vegetarian product at my store, it's called Tofurkey. Have you heard of it?

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We've tried it but the texture is too rubbery for my taste.

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Originally Posted by KevinJS

Funny we were just talking about Lakeside Packers a couple of weeks ago. Now a vegetarian diet looks like a good idea. Never cared much for the taste of E. Coli.

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Pretty scary isn't it.
I'm surprised the CFIA has been allowed to become sloppy.

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