Nothing questionable about bacon and banana - it's a match made in heaven!
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Nothing questionable about bacon and banana - it's a match made in heaven!
I love banana and chocolate. One bite of banana, next bite of chocolate - usually a Bar One. Yummy!!!!!!!
Fishpaste on toast is divine!
which got him - and many of us too - through lockdown!
Roasted leg of lamb / pork with a smidgen strawberry or cranberry jam on the side 
Chilli chocolate
Frozen condensed milk
Chilli chocolate
Frozen condensed milk
Weird but nice :
Mango and Chili Powder or pineapple and marsala mix on a stick, sold on the beachfront Durbs.
Mango and Chili Powder or pineapple and marsala mix on a stick, sold on the beachfront Durbs.
I knew a guy who loved golden syrup on his boerewors rolls... Personally I've never tried it but I'll never forget that odd combination
I can't knock that, as I like either an apricot jam or honey glaze on a gammon or spare ribs, and a preserve generally goes well with game
Omg that’s one of the things I miss in SA - it’s not the same making them at home, you have to go to the beach as they taste way better there.Weird but nice :
Mango and Chili Powder or pineapple and marsala mix on a stick, sold on the beachfront Durbs.
My mate often has Tik Tik
He is so poor that they have to hang a piece of cheap cooked meat on a string, then they sit around the table with a bowl of pap. They take the pap in the fingers and Tik Tik against the meat to get a bit of flavour.
lasts three days man.
He is so poor that they have to hang a piece of cheap cooked meat on a string, then they sit around the table with a bowl of pap. They take the pap in the fingers and Tik Tik against the meat to get a bit of flavour.
lasts three days man.
Braai snoek with port and apricot jam glaze, mieliepap or suurpap ( cream of tartar type, not fermented for me) with whole tomato jam on sideI can't knock that, as I like either an apricot jam or honey glaze on a gammon or spare ribs, and a preserve generally goes well with game
When my sister was pregnant many years ago, she craved peanut butter and marmite sandwiches. I had to make them for her. I tried it once and it was surprisingly good! Haven't had them since then, but when I tried it, it was good.
No man @zadiac ... your sister at least had an excuse to eat them
... pregnant woman and their cravings are a whole new kettle of fish as I'm sure most of us have witnessed
No man @zadiac ... your sister at least had an excuse to eat them
Hey, people are different and even though even the thought of peanut butter and marmite sounds revolting to you, it also did to me, until I tried it and was surprised that I liked it. That was the one thing that changed my philosophy to "don't say it's bad until you try it".
I am exactly like that, I will eat anything, well, almost anything. And as with life my Daughter has learned the same traits. She is up for anything to eat, and if she finds it yukky, it goes flying into the bin faster than it hit her taste buds, but she will not say NO to any snack tasting session.
Funny thing is that I cannot smell if dairy is off, I have to taste it. It is always an interesting exercise if my wife thinks the yoghurt or milk is off and she is like: "does this smell off to you?"... which leads to me having to do the taste test... some days it is fine, other days it is like licking the terminals on a 9v battery... ZINGGGGGG
Indeed you're right ... it's not our similarities, but rather our differences that make life interesting, and I do live life to the fullest, trying most things at least once, (which includes peanut butter and marmite ... hence the chirp
). I think it safe to say, that after trying out various, (bordering obscene on occasion), dishes, plied by family and friends, that my culinary tastes are somewhat staid, however; beyond food ... I'm that friend that believes life is dynamic, and that paradigms shift, so I'll push boundaries to see if purported limits are actually THE limits.
I have had , frog's legs, brains, tripe, mopani worms, chicken feet, livers , heart, kidney, Haggis, Pofadder and Skilpadjies.
Chinese, Japanese, Greek, Italian, German, Austrian, Thia, Mexican, Indian, Portuguese, Malaysian, Botswana'n, South African and Tanzanian food along with many more I can't remember.
The least outstanding of them all is British food. Good and wholesome sure, but boring and to counter that, really gross . Sorry but faggots and stargazer pies are gross and disgusting.
Chinese, Japanese, Greek, Italian, German, Austrian, Thia, Mexican, Indian, Portuguese, Malaysian, Botswana'n, South African and Tanzanian food along with many more I can't remember.
The least outstanding of them all is British food. Good and wholesome sure, but boring and to counter that, really gross . Sorry but faggots and stargazer pies are gross and disgusting.
Faggots? You sure you spelled that correctly?
Cant say ive ever had faggot for dinner
Yeah try Haggis.... Ew. No thanks.
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