Goths suck and don't care about food.

[Saya]

For some people its a hard transition, its not easy to all of a sudden eat entirely new things. For myself when I went vegetarian I was still living with my mom and she had no idea as to what to feed me (and we had a ten year old computer on dial up, googling this shit wasn't an option), so I ate a lot of veggie burgers and tofu dogs, and my mom only boiled veggies so I didn't like them much. Now that its been years though and I know how to properly cook its pretty much only if someone wants to cook me something but I'm afraid they're just going to boil veggies and call it a dinner.

For the double down, I think that its by far more just for the hell of it, as the article says its too ridiculous an idea to hate.

[JCC]

Originally Posted by korinna5555

Even when I was vegan, I never understood the appeal of mock meat. It's like.. okay, you're vegan. You object to eating animal products. So why eat something that's supposed to imitate meat?

Because meat tastes good.

[Ben Lahnger]

Oooooh! New York Strip Steak, medium rare! YUM!!!

I say that because the only meat in my fridge right now is turkey franks.

[Solumina]

Sausage+red sauce+pasta=happy

[triggerhappi26]

French toast crunch for breakfast, I feel like such a kid it's great.

[Saya]

God I haven't had that in ages. My children's cereal of choice is either Peanut Butter Panda Puffs or Leapin' Lemers. Uh, it has info on the back of the boxes about endangered species. I haven't tried Gorilla Munch yet since there's no alliteration.

[Ben Lahnger]

Originally Posted by Saya

God I haven't had that in ages. My children's cereal of choice is either Peanut Butter Panda Puffs or Leapin' Lemers. Uh, it has info on the back of the boxes about endangered species. I haven't tried Gorilla Munch yet since there's no alliteration.

Best. Food. Post. Ever!

Now I want to try Peanut Butter Panda Puffs and Leapin' Lemers. Must be a Newfie or Canada thing ... I don't expect I'll see them in any stores in Texas. I bet I could find Armadillo Attack cereal though, with info on hunting laws and gun specs on the box.

I'd try the other one if they called it something like Gorilla Granola Munch.

[Deadmanwalking_05]

Because Goth's are livestock just like the rest of the subculture cattle.

[Saya]

Originally Posted by Ben Lahnger

Best. Food. Post. Ever!

Now I want to try Peanut Butter Panda Puffs and Leapin' Lemers. Must be a Newfie or Canada thing ... I don't expect I'll see them in any stores in Texas. I bet I could find Armadillo Attack cereal though, with info on hunting laws and gun specs on the box.

I'd try the other one if they called it something like Gorilla Granola Munch.

Its not a Newfie thing, although I suspect Puffin Puffs are. Leapin' Lemers and Peanut Butter Panda Puffs are made by Nature's Path which from what I find find is an American company, if its around it'll probably be in a health food store or something (I always find it in the "natural foods" section. Because everything else in the store isn't natural?)

[Ben Lahnger]

I'm always amused by that "natural" label on foods ... after all, strychnine and arsenic are natural.

[ape descendant]

Hmmm "unnatural noodles", rolls off the tounge.

[Catch]

Mmm, Subway Meatball sub with black olives. Yah, it seems as though it's a fantasy, but it's real.

[triggerhappi26]

Reheated gyoza for lunch, bit soggy, still YUMMY

[Saya]

FALAFEL PITA.

Been craving one all week, nom nom nom.

[honeythorn]

Nope, it's still Tesco's sushi for me. OMNOMNOM.

[Pineapple_Juice]

Originally Posted by korinna5555

Even when I was vegan, I never understood the appeal of mock meat. It's like.. okay, you're vegan. You object to eating animal products. So why eat something that's supposed to imitate meat?

Because vegans never said they didn't like the taste of meat, they just said they wouldn't eat it...??
I feel like that question was dumb enough that you must have posted in the hopes of agitating non meat-eaters.

[Pineapple_Juice]

Originally Posted by Saya

Its not a Newfie thing, although I suspect Puffin Puffs are. Leapin' Lemers and Peanut Butter Panda Puffs are made by Nature's Path which from what I find find is an American company, if its around it'll probably be in a health food store or something (I always find it in the "natural foods" section. Because everything else in the store isn't natural?)

No way, Peanut Butter Puffins is sold at Trader Joe's in the good ol' US of A.

[Saya]

There are Peanut butter Puffin Puffs?!!!!

I wished it was Atlantic Canadian because the Puffin is the bird of Newfoundland :3

[Saya]

I had pancakes for supper (I had cravings and I just can't get up in time for breakfast, which is sad, breakfast is my specialty.) and I had wild blueberry syrup for the first time. It was so amazing and so sickening at the same time.

[d0p3y]

is it a crime to like starbucks strawberry frapuccinos???

[triggerhappi26]

I hope not >.>
<.<

I like them from time to time

[Pineapple_Juice]

Does it taste like one of those Nestle Strawberry milks, only icy?

[d0p3y]

>.> i think it has coffee in it, although i might be wrong.


but its fuccin delisius...

[morgy]

I love food. I'm a goff, and I don't drink blood lol.
I love everything about food, I used to work for a recipe website and I was drooling on the pictures.
I come from Greece and I live in Sweden so me and my bf we often do cross-kitchen experiments

[Solumina]

Trying to cook with only one pot (no pans) and no microwave is interesting, thankfully most of the kitchen should be on its way right now so there will be something to work with when I get home from work.