Jeremia Juxtaposed
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8 minutes ago, Jingthing said:
It's a myth. It's origin is anti-Chinese racism in the USA. There are no health issues with MSG. It enhances flavor the same as using shiitake mushrooms adds umami flavor. I would never make a special request about MSG because I can tell a myth from reality.
I have always thought that the symptoms described by the original anti MSG movement in the States was caused by Chinese rice wine (think seesip degree + old spice aftershave).....
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If a restaurant advertises "No MSG" I don't go in. Simple
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1 minute ago, Tchooptip said:
We do not share the same values, but it's the least of my worries considering that it is the case of millions of humans! You give your opinion and I give mine it stops there.
Exactly!! One Billion people believe that they are actually eating and drinking the body and blood of somebody that lived 2,000 years ago...
This idiot believed that the same bloke is next to him on a Sunday morning which is a more palatable (whoops!) option..
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11 minutes ago, thaiflyer1 said:
Let me know what you think - I am at a loose end on Saturday and I need the exercise..
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17 minutes ago, oilinki said:
Allowing oppression over the weak by the religious cults is a proof of intelligence? No, it's not.
If we don't protect the weak and the vulnerable, who are we?
Agree.They prey on the weak and vulnerable..!!
OK the American and African TV Evangelists are intelligent ...intelligent fraudsters...!!!
Bring on the crocs I say!!!
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2 minutes ago, Tchooptip said:
Respect for the spiritual beliefs of others, I do not say to share them of course, is a proof of intelligence and culture. It is obvious that most of the big beef are unable to understand it and this since the dawn of time.
Referring to my earlier post:-
Going into an African river that could possibly have crocodiles is stupid
Believing that you are somehow protected by a God is arrogance
I respect the right for everybody to believe anything they want but I certainly won't respect their beliefs ...That would be impossible as so many beliefs contradict each other..
But the Pastor is happy now in the Kingdom of Heaven and he left us with a smile on our faces..What more could a Pastor want..
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1 minute ago, Dap said:
Sarcasm?
Nope. I am being disrespectful...
And I'm glad that the croc got away ....
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Just now, Tchooptip said:A poor human dies in the most possible horrible way, if some members find it a good opportunity to humour cheaply on the pretext that the unfortunate is a pastor, you could understand that some may not appreciate.
I think it is bloody hilarious!!
The stupidity, and arrogance of religion in one story..!!
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3 hours ago, Lupatria said:
There is more food at the Vatican- go for it have a feast!
It seems this croc liked the other team. Maybe because they don't eat Jesus every Sunday.....
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2 minutes ago, seancbk said:
I buy the tins of Mackerel in tomato sauce take them out of the tomato sauce and replace it with chilli sauce, then mash them until it's just like a runny paste and spread on toast, sometimes with added chilli powder on top. One small tin will cover about 8 slices of toast. Only problem is I'm eating way too much bread.
At first glance it may look like a red wall of tinned fish in tomato sauce but if people took one pace forward and looked they will see..Sardines and mackerel in
tomato
spicy tomato
chili
sriracha
black pepper
green curry ( not recommended for toast!!!)
and probably more that have slipped my mind..but for 15 to 20 baht its worth the risk of trying a few...My cat doesn't seem to mind if some taste crap!!!
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3 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:
And a choice of 20+ brands. Bizarre. Very hard to find sardines in oil and no Tesco near me sells them in oil. And the price is four times the price of the UK so I usually bring a few tins back with me.
Ayam brand does them I think.
Anyways I have seen Ayam brand in Big C and Tops...
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11 minutes ago, janclaes47 said:
Just bought yumi's from big c, because it was in the near expiry fridge as I think too expensive at 179 Bht for 200 gram, and I kinda liked it.
They have at least 4 different choices, baked eggplant which I bought, avocado and 2 more choices.
It seems to be a dip, but I use it as a spead, nah
http://yumis.com.au/products/classic-dip/mediterranean-eggplant-dip/
Shhhh ... don't tell everybody about the discount fridge at Big C....It's where I buy my runny Camembert (I don't care how <deleted>(king runny it is!!) ...Great on toast!!!
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1 hour ago, JAZZDOG said:
It kinda makes one understand how a Hispanic immigrant feels in the U.S.
If the RTP accuse you of being a rapist and bad hombre you better make a run for it now.....
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9 minutes ago, newatthis said:
But not the tomato sauce ones, Bill. Then again, except for tuna, every fish here seems to come in tomato sauce.
Nah. Loads and loads of choices...Sriracha sauce is my favourite..
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2 minutes ago, giddyup said:
I love pate but my body doesn't. I have gout and offal is a big no-no.
Very sorry to hear that.I am a borderline sufferer which means I don't have to abstain I just have to be careful how often...
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1 minute ago, billd766 said:
I make my own pate with pigs liver as I don't like chicken livers.
It tastes great with a good slug of brandy in the mix.
Pigs liver is the only liver with taste IMO.
Sometimes though you get ducks liver in Big C cheaper than chickens liver. It has a slightly stronger taste and I add it into my stuffing mix...
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5 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:Pate in a condom ?
Y'know in '72, between leaving school and joining the Army, I worked in what would now be called a delicatessen but at the time was called a "shop".
So many pates, and pastes but none were served in a condom. All came from a big dish that you cut into to provide the customer a good "wedge" placed on grease proof paper, weighed and wrapped in a very specific manner...
What has the world come to eh..???
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17 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:Bovril is for drinking at half-time at the footy, not for spreading on toast ?
Not all football grounds apparently...
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49 minutes ago, giddyup said:
Cheers, will try Villa here.
Let us know how you get on please - That stuff looks delicious..
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36 minutes ago, giddyup said:
I bought it from Siam's before as well as the Salmon paste. Threw it all out, it's tasteless and bloody horrible! They must have bought a job lot of the stuff because no one else wanted it. Thanks for the suggestion though.
Same same ....Now then, if they were to get a job lot of Shipphams' pastes I'd sprint up that bloody hill...!!!
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35 minutes ago, Anythingleft? said:
No need, looks like there is one.....
Sent from my SM-N950F using Tapatalk
Yep and it is in the "General Topics" forum not the "Isaan Forum" nor "Western Food in Thailand" forum..
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1 minute ago, dick turpin said:
Kraft Mayo the only decent European style mayo.
I've tried Hellmens here when trying to recreate currywurst, chips, mayo and zenf but it just didn't taste the same...
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1 minute ago, mogandave said:
Uh-oh, here come the Sizzler haters...
You couldn’t find your own cow?
There pumpkin salad is good as well...Now I am really confused....What have I said about sizzlers..??
Spreads for toast, what's available in Thailand?
in Pattaya
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Am I being avant garde by suggesting that you can enjoy them both but at different meal times..??