Food • Page 912

Don't put shitty opinions in my mouth! I have enough of my own as is

 

I could eat my hand if it was covered in cilantro I like it so much.

 

But Butter and beans are good for you right?

 

I'd say cilantro tastes closer to grass to me than soap. Like really strong overpowering grass.

 

I can only remember eating cilantro once and it was alright. I need to start being more adventurous with my food. Whenever I get rich (LOLLLLL) I'm just gonna start buying all the stuff I've never had so I can find new stuff I like.

 

Produce up North is way more expensive than down here.

 

Have you tried this yet to see if your local stores get them?

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also cotton candy grapes aren't in season so that's another reason why.

 

I always use cilantro on my burritos. It's a must.

 

Mexican food is a majority of what I use it on.

 

Tacos

 

When making salsa, I usually have leftover cilantro and I'll just eat it raw. IDC

 

The gourmet garden partially freeze dried herbs are the shit. Never wasting fresh herbs again.

 

I use these for my garlic needs...

 

What are the ingredients? I always use fresh... it's easy to go through garlic.

 

It's just garlic finely minced into frozen cubes haha. The garlic in these cubes always tastes better to me than fresh. I think I go through 2 packs of these per month lol.

 

This just in: Cape Cod Kettle S&V chips are way better than Lays Kettle S&V chips

 

I'm really craving Cereal with Chocolate Milk

 

In the cereal or in a glass?

 

In the cereal...

 

I haven't done it since elementary school but it sounds super good to me right now

 

I'm not hating that actually sounds like it would be good.

 

Anyone remember the nesquik cereal that's turn your milk chocolate?

Cereal was decent but that milk though.

 

I remember it being great on Honey Nut Cheerios and Frosted Flakes.

It's gonna be the pre-mixed kind though so you wouldn't have to worry about it settling

 

Absolutely.

This also reminded me of Oreo-O's :(

 

Those were great too. Oh boy, the cereal boom of the 90's was something to be around for.