Have a favorite fast food restuarant? Have acertain favorite beverage that you drink on a regular basis? Are there certain types of cuisine you love to devour? Interested in foods from around the world? Are you a chef or an aspiring chef? Looking to learn what others indulge themselves with to feed their pangs? Share your gluttony and thirst here!
I just finished a bottle of Vitamin Water : XXX. I love this stuff. Triple antioxidants; acai, bluberry, and pomengranate. When this stuff first came out I didn't bother to drink it. I was always big on Gatorade. Now I just can't get enough.
really??? i have to pay like 1.50 for them at the tennis pro shop where i play, and in stores they cost even more :( my mom just buys a big pack of gatorade and a big pack of propel at Sam's
really??? i have to pay like 1.50 for them at the tennis pro shop where i play, and in stores they cost even more :( my mom just buys a big pack of gatorade and a big pack of propel at Sam'sZeldaRocks9
Yeah, it's quite teh deal around here. They used to be $1.20. Gatorade products around here for a bottle about the same size is about double that. Powerade is pretty cheap though.
[QUOTE="worthyofnote"][QUOTE="ZeldaRocks9"]i like gatorade way more than poweade... they have better flavorslancelot200
Me too. Then, you are more a fan of flavors than the brands.I'm a fan of what is affordable and what tastes good. Gatorade usually has more of a variety whereas Powerade has the generic flavors. I like Vitamin Water the best for the time being because I like the flavors and it's cheaper than Gatorade.
Lately I actually have been experimenting with cooking. I mean as a veritable foodaholic it naturally makes a bit of sense that I should cook... more than spaghetti O's and ramen anyway. So, I've been diving into a few cook books and trying things out, I mean, it's a lot more simple to cook in a basic manner than I thought.... however, I think I'm far from making anything particularly delicious, but it's definitely a learning experience. I'm having a lot of fun.
[QUOTE="worthyofnote"] Are you a chef or an aspiring chef? dhyce
Lately I actually have been experimenting with cooking. I mean as a veritable foodaholic it naturally makes a bit of sense that I should cook... more than spaghetti O's and ramen anyway. So, I've been diving into a few cook books and trying things out, I mean, it's a lot more simple to cook in a basic manner than I thought.... however, I think I'm far from making anything particularly delicious, but it's definitely a learning experience. I'm having a lot of fun.
Cooking can be fun. I've been doing it since I was 15. My parents decided that it should be a part of my responsibilities around the house. I'd say I'm fairly proficient at it. It came in handy when living on my own.
[QUOTE="worthyofnote"] Are you a chef or an aspiring chef? worthyofnote
Lately I actually have been experimenting with cooking. I mean as a veritable foodaholic it naturally makes a bit of sense that I should cook... more than spaghetti O's and ramen anyway. So, I've been diving into a few cook books and trying things out, I mean, it's a lot more simple to cook in a basic manner than I thought.... however, I think I'm far from making anything particularly delicious, but it's definitely a learning experience. I'm having a lot of fun.
Cooking can be fun. I've been doing it since I was 15. My parents decided that it should be a part of my responsibilities around the house. I'd say I'm fairly proficient at it. It came in handy when living on my own. i like cooking things that you need to actually make.... it is fun to see how you make things sometimes 8)
Cooking can be fun. I've been doing it since I was 15. My parents decided that it should be a part of my responsibilities around the house. I'd say I'm fairly proficient at it. It came in handy when living on my own. worthyofnote
I wish my parents would have taught me to cook, but... I kind of don't get along with them and left home ages ago. Thankfully, the person I share my life with is a fantastic cook, which is arguably all the more puzzling why I did not decide to learn years ago. Maybe I'm just lazy. D:
[QUOTE="worthyofnote"] Cooking can be fun. I've been doing it since I was 15. My parents decided that it should be a part of my responsibilities around the house. I'd say I'm fairly proficient at it. It came in handy when living on my own. dhyce
I wish my parents would have taught me to cook, but... I kind of don't get along with them and left home ages ago. Thankfully, the person I share my life with is a fantastic cook, which is arguably all the more puzzling why I did not decide to learn years ago. Maybe I'm just lazy. D:
I had no other choice really. But I am thankful for it. I was able to fend well enough for myself before I moved back into their home. They appreciate it as well because I help out with the cooking of meals around here.
[QUOTE="papermariofan57"]i wanna learn how to cook....=/horgen123
Watch the food channel :P That, or experiment on your own. Cooking itself is actually rather easy. Coming up with great dishes and flavors, now that takes practice.
[QUOTE="horgen123"][QUOTE="papermariofan57"]i wanna learn how to cook....=/worthyofnote
Watch the food channel :P That, or experiment on your own. Cooking itself is actually rather easy. Coming up with great dishes and flavors, now that takes practice. It's like driving then. Driving itself is easy. Driving safely with other cars on the road is somehting else.
[QUOTE="worthyofnote"][QUOTE="horgen123"][QUOTE="papermariofan57"]i wanna learn how to cook....=/horgen123
Watch the food channel :P That, or experiment on your own. Cooking itself is actually rather easy. Coming up with great dishes and flavors, now that takes practice. It's like driving then. Driving itself is easy. Driving safely with other cars on the road is somehting else.I suppose that's a good way to put it.
i still need to leanr how to drive too=/ i need to get a book, but dont know where i can get it
i dont like food channels, i find them a little boring:(
papermariofan57
I don't know how the law is in PR, but it's considered a US territory. I would think the laws are similar. Isn't there a Department or Bureau of Motor Vehicles is your area? I would say that is your best bet.
I had chicken fajitas and rice for dinner. Last night's dinner was great. I haven't had Lebanese food in so long. Kibbeh, feta, and olives on pita bread and with feta cheese. Delicious.
I had Empanadias for lunch yesterday, and had some for dinner along with pork chops and rice and beans. Good stuff. I had chicken sandwhiches for lunch today. Not sure what's for dinner.
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