NorthGAUltrarnr said:Rice & chicken, and a few Ensures
or beer and pizza
NG,
I note that the pizza complements the beer! After a few beers the hunger sets in and there's nothing quite like a pizza to maintain the thirst!!
Kind regards,
Your favourite meal/recipe?
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NG,
I note that the pizza complements the beer! After a few beers the hunger sets in and there's nothing quite like a pizza to maintain the thirst!!
Kind regards,
Hi, I am Tony........and Pasta is my one of the favourite meal..........!
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This is Harry Potter a Great fan of Own ......and my favourite meal is Chees Pizza.......!
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Harry Potter
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My favourite meal is only Milk ............! I love milk.............!
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Bacon or egg sandwich, or a beef onion/steak and kidney pie
And if im still hungry after that, its some fish, a few cans of coca cola, a cheese pizza or a big bar of fruit and nut cadbruys chocolate.
And if im still hungry after that, its some fish, a few cans of coca cola, a cheese pizza or a big bar of fruit and nut cadbruys chocolate.
My favorite is Spaghetti! Not just the night before a ride but anytime. My favorite Spaghetti Recipe is my mothers (yeah, I hear all of the snickers), but Sarah does a hell of a good job too. Her specialty is stuffed shells which is my second favorite. All of this pasta explains my 200+ weight .
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kdelong said:My favorite is Spaghetti! Not just the night before a ride but anytime. My favorite Spaghetti Recipe is my mothers (yeah, I hear all of the snickers), but Sarah does a hell of a good job too. Her specialty is stuffed shells which is my second favorite. All of this pasta explains my 200+ weight
KdL,
Its the Power to Weight Ratio that counts: And Pasta is one of the best fuels for that so don't worry about the few extra pounds.
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WIGGUM1 said:
W1,
I'm not sure, but if they were after juveniles wouldn't they be advancing happy meals and the like as their favorites?
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WIGGUM1 said:
W1,
It is strange indeed. However, have you thought how strange it is to enjoy peddling a contrivance, like a bicyle?
Many people here in Sydney certainly think I'm strange......they tell me in no uncertain terms when they overtake me for about the third or fourth time in traffic along the way and in turn I pass them while they are queued at the traffic signals.
Words like....idiot...ar*hole... and worse are all descriptive words in the realm of strange when describing a cyclist don't you think?
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You should check out the People ever scream at you for nothing? thread, very amusing, there are a couple other threads with horrific auto-cyclist interactions. My favorite would have to be from this hillbilly, but I cant find it so it must have been deleted. He was some guy that was vehemently opposed to cyclists on the back roads. He went so far as to say he would make sure he killed if he hit us so we wouldnt sue him.James Bruce Gil said:
WIGGUM1 said:
W1,
As a regular cyclist of more than 50 years daily riding, I have been abused by all sorts, but I can only recall twice when I think a driver has deliberately tried to line me up. Fortunately, they both missed.
Usually, and I have been knocked over twice in the same time, it is because drivers have no appreciation of how fast cyclists are moving. It seems that they just can't spare the extra 1/2 second to wait for cyclists to pass a side street. For some reason drivers love to overtake cyclists and turn across them into side streets. I have near misses in these situations on a weekly basis.
To keep things as they should be in this thread: What are your thoughts on Asian food?
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WIGGUM1 said:
W1,
Here in Sydney most of the Asian Restaurants advertise that they don't use MSG in cooking and make a big thing of it.
It has never bothered me personally, but I had a friend who just would not ever go for Asian food until one occasion when we were all in a dimished state after overindulging in several natures bountiful delights.
To cut a long story; About an hour after we had had the meal he collapsed and we thought he had had a heart attack. It was just the effect of the MSG that gave him cardiac arythmia.
After he recovered he told us he was allergic to MSG! Up till then he had never ever said that he couldn't eat Asian food because of the allergy.
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I just wanted to satisfy a curiosity that I have. In Italy one of the most appreciated analcoholic drinks is the "Chinotto". It's very similar to Coca-cola, it's dark, with bubbles, though it's an extract of the vegetal "Citrus Myrtifolia", that's a variation of the Orange tree. We also drink Sprite, Fanta Orange, Fanta Lemon and so on, but (in Italy!) the Chinotto is appreciated (depending on the region) also more than the Coca-cola! Do you have this drink in your country?
Sikhandar said:
Sikhandar,
The local Italo-Australian community make a home brew versions here, but so far as I know its not possible to buy locally made commercial brands. We do see imported Chinotto in specialty shops and in some Italian restaurants.
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