What kind of foods I may use to hide the tastes of other foods? Like in the cottage cheese case of that thread. Garlic would be an option? Any type of special dressing?
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Vieope said:What kind of foods I may use to hide the tastes of other foods? Like in the cottage cheese case of that thread. Garlic would be an option? Any type of special dressing?
Your a virgin!Vieope said:Never tried scotch.
Is that good? I tried another brands of whisky before but never liked it.min0 lee said:Your a virgin!
I thought you were saying something bad to me. But yeah, maple syrup, would be nice to try that too. We dont have it.cpush said:Sf maple syrup
Oh..sorry. You really never tried scotch?Vieope said:I asked you something min0.
Thanks fashion.Fashong said:toast for cottage cheese
.Scotch whisky, often called simply Scotch, is a distilled spirit made in Scotland. (Generally, though not always, the Scottish, Japanese and Canadian spirits are spelled "whisky"; the Irish and American ones "whiskey"). The name whisky is a transformation of the word usquebaugh, itself a transformation of the Scottish Gaelic uisge beatha spelled uisce beatha in Irish Gaelic, literally meaning the "water of life".
It is called caipirinha, lemon juice and cachaça (sugarcane stuff). Very popular. Tasty as well.min0 lee said:What is the preferred drink in Brazil anyway? I know Mexico has Tequila and Colombia has that minty drink I believe is called Aguadiente, Russia has Vodka..

Never tried that. But certainly sounds like something i would like to.Vieope said:It is called caipirinha, lemon juice and cachaça (sugarcane stuff). Very popular. Tasty as well.![]()

You can get addicted to brazilians. Watch out.min0 lee said:We have alot of Braziliens in NYC, I'll probably stop by a Brazilien bar one of these days.
Separadely, seperately but it is difficult really. It can´t be too bitter or too sweet.BulkMeUp said:Does it come mixed with the lemon and sugarcane juice or is that to be mixed seperately?
They are pretty cool, and they love their SoccerVieope said:You can get addicted to brazilians. Watch out.

Cinnamon and SplendaVieope said:What kind of foods I may use to hide the tastes of other foods? Like in the cottage cheese case of that thread. Garlic would be an option? Any type of special dressing?