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Re: Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 19 Jun 2012 20:40 #41

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Hi, dawn - that combo actually doesn't sound too bad!

I like ginger nut biscuits topped with Cheddar cheese. I also like cheese-and-Marmite toasties, which makes my poor OH turn green! Actually, many of my fave foods involve cheese, although as I'm lactose intolerant cheese isn't too keen on me these days!

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That actually sounds really good! A friend and I used to have crunchy nut cornflakes mixed with chunks of mature cheese when we were kids. These days I like an avocado, crisp and Marmite sarnie for a treat sometimes. Baked beans with chopped up avocado and processed cheese on top are also pretty fine! :)
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Re: Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 19 Jun 2012 21:27 #42

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cheese and tomato pizza with broccoli, sweetcorn and pineapple - yum
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Re: Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 19 Jun 2012 21:48 #43

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Watermelon & feta cheese.

To be fair it's the norm here, not considered at all 'ick'.
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Re: Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 19 Jun 2012 22:09 #44

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My favourite combinations for food, is this, any form of Meat or Fish curry with rice. You cannot beat that at all.
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Re: Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 19 Jun 2012 22:19 #45

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McDonalds fries or Mcnuggets dipped in their hot fudge (chocolate) sundae topping. :umm: :larf:

Have done that a few times in the past (as well as lots of other stupid things that are even worse than eating McPoison. ) :larf:
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Re: Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 20 Jun 2012 00:17 #46

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LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
quietgirl wrote:
Hi, dawn - that combo actually doesn't sound too bad!

I like ginger nut biscuits topped with Cheddar cheese. I also like cheese-and-Marmite toasties, which makes my poor OH turn green! Actually, many of my fave foods involve cheese, although as I'm lactose intolerant cheese isn't too keen on me these days!

Mandy

That actually sounds really good! A friend and I used to have crunchy nut cornflakes mixed with chunks of mature cheese when we were kids. These days I like an avocado, crisp and Marmite sarnie for a treat sometimes. Baked beans with chopped up avocado and processed cheese on top are also pretty fine! :)

Sadly me and avocados don't see eye to eye, but a Marmite and crisp sarnie sounds OK! I love Marmite!

Crunchy nut cornflakes and cheese sounds...different! I like both of those, but would never have dreamed of putting them together! I'd be willing to give it a try!

Mandy
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Re: Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 20 Jun 2012 00:19 #47

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Chips (fries) and mayonnaise! Actually, I think mayo goes nicely with just about everything!

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Re: Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 20 Jun 2012 02:24 #48

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quietgirl wrote:
Chips (fries) and mayonnaise! Actually, I think mayo goes nicely with just about everything!

Mandy

Hmm, i dont even think that qualifies as ick :larf:

Tartare sauce on fries is also good, as well as garlic sauce they put in gyros etc :up:
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Re: Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 20 Jun 2012 02:59 #49

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quietgirl wrote:
Chips (fries) and mayonnaise! Actually, I think mayo goes nicely with just about everything!

Mandy

That's nice :)

I used to like chips and salad cream :D
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Re: Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 20 Jun 2012 12:27 #50

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Ooh, did Pheony say Goat-Curry? Absolutely lush.

Also as Mountain said, pineapple on pizza, double-lush.

Chips with mayo, had it in Norway, still not sure about that one.

Plain crisps with salad-cream...oh yummy.

A granary roll, buttered, with banana and black-pepper...lovely.

Marmite and peanut butter in a croissant...lovely.
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Re: Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 20 Jun 2012 15:03 #51

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novum wrote:
quietgirl wrote:
Chips (fries) and mayonnaise! Actually, I think mayo goes nicely with just about everything!

Mandy

Hmm, i dont even think that qualifies as ick :larf:

Tartare sauce on fries is also good, as well as garlic sauce they put in gyros etc :up:

I've probably asked this before but what's your Greek link? That's not the first reference I've seen you make. (Typing in Greek was also a heavy hint).
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Re: Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 20 Jun 2012 16:14 #52

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My OH has just reminded me that for several months he pleaded with me to let him try a recipe involving pork, grapes, peanuts and soy sauce. I refused at first on the grounds that it sounded really ick, but eventually I gave in - and it was delicious! One of my favourites now, in fact. OH has since done other nice recipes involving grapes (eg. chicken & grapes with rice). Yum!

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Re: Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 22 Jan 2013 03:34 #53

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A bowl of tomato soup with a generous helping of penne pasta mixed in, and small pieces (we don't have a grater :hahano: ) of mature cheddar over the top, quite nice.
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Re: Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 22 Jan 2013 03:46 #54

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jhado wrote:
Ooh, did Pheony say Goat-Curry? Absolutely lush.

I have been eating Goat Curry 2X a week for the last few months.
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Re: Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 22 Jan 2013 03:57 #55

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quietgirl wrote:
Hi, dawn - that combo actually doesn't sound too bad!

I like ginger nut biscuits topped with Cheddar cheese.

Mandy

That sounds lush! I'd eat it! My friend and I used to like little pieces of mature cheddar in our crunchy nut cornflakes.

I'm an avocado fiend and I have them in sarnies, either with marmite or sweet chilli dipping sauce. Crisps are also good within the sandwhich. I have avocado and sweet chilli sauce with most things.
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Re: Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 22 Jan 2013 04:04 #56

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LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
That sounds lush! I'd eat it! My friend and I used to like little pieces of mature cheddar in our crunchy nut cornflakes.

:omg:

That sounds revolting :D It's worse than Mandy's cheddary ginger nuts!
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Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 22 Jan 2013 05:37 #57

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I've always been a bread and cheese person. Everyday i'd just grab a bagel and a hunk of cheese and that's all i needed.
Could explain why my hair and nails grow about an inch a day.
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Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 22 Jan 2013 07:52 #58

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I've always been a bread and cheese person. Everyday i'd just grab a bagel and a hunk of cheese and that's all i needed.
Could explain why my hair and nails grow about an inch a day.
You're probably addicted to cheese. I used to eat it every day.

www.economicpolicyjournal.com/2012/04/ho...se-of-opium-and.html
If you love cheese so much and joke that you think you might be addicted -- well, you probably are. Dr. Neal Barnard, founder and president of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, didn’t famously call cheese “dairy crack” for no reason. But if you’re looking for someone to blame for your new-found addiction, head to the barnyard: It’s all the cows’ fault.

The primary protein in milk is casein. When the human body digests casein, it produces casomorphins, which have an opiate-like effect on humans. Because cheese is denser than, for example, milk, the casein is more heavily concentrated, meaning that eating cheese produces a larger amount of casomorphins in the body compared to eating other dairy products.

Cheese-related research going as far back as the ‘80s has also confirmed that cheese contains small amounts of morphine. Scientists postulate that cows produce morphine in their milk because it helps calm their calves, making sure the young cows bond with their mothers and come back for more (does this make cows the dairy farm equivalent of drug dealers?)
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Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 22 Jan 2013 09:14 #59

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I love cheese, especially mature cheddar... the quality stuff has calcium lactate crystals in it.
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Food combinations you love but you are a bit 'ick' to other people 22 Jan 2013 17:48 #60

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wake_up_bomb wrote:
Night_Gaunt wrote:
I've always been a bread and cheese person. Everyday i'd just grab a bagel and a hunk of cheese and that's all i needed.
Could explain why my hair and nails grow about an inch a day.
You're probably addicted to cheese. I used to eat it every day.

www.economicpolicyjournal.com/2012/04/ho...se-of-opium-and.html
If you love cheese so much and joke that you think you might be addicted -- well, you probably are. Dr. Neal Barnard, founder and president of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, didn’t famously call cheese “dairy crack” for no reason. But if you’re looking for someone to blame for your new-found addiction, head to the barnyard: It’s all the cows’ fault.

The primary protein in milk is casein. When the human body digests casein, it produces casomorphins, which have an opiate-like effect on humans. Because cheese is denser than, for example, milk, the casein is more heavily concentrated, meaning that eating cheese produces a larger amount of casomorphins in the body compared to eating other dairy products.

Cheese-related research going as far back as the ‘80s has also confirmed that cheese contains small amounts of morphine. Scientists postulate that cows produce morphine in their milk because it helps calm their calves, making sure the young cows bond with their mothers and come back for more (does this make cows the dairy farm equivalent of drug dealers?)
Guilty :chuckle: i think its more the taste and the way it fills you up. I dont like milk though...never have, never will!
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