FOOD THREAD VOL. GRUB LIFE

[Comparison Ford]

Overlooking the fact that kiwi mango Snapple straight up doesn't exist, who the hell forces their kid to drink Snapple?

 

[green rhino123]

Breqkfast

Salmon Pattie (Trident: Costcos)
Egg
Just transitioned from green to yellow plantain
Minced cauliflower
Trader Joe's Jalapeno Pepper Sauce

Just use Tabasco Hot Sauce next time.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

Just use Tabasco Hot Sauce next time.

If I never used Tabasco sauce again in life I would be perfectly fine.

Not the flavor profile I prefer.

Naan Bread
Cod Fish
Tabasco Hot Sauce

 

[green rhino123]

Cod Fish

Do you not enjoy breaded, fried white fish? Fish & Chips?
Cod is one of the more popular varieties.

Sprinkle a little Tabasco on there...a little fresh lemon...
With a side of ketchup...never drizzle or pour on top of...on the side for dipping...

 

[rooster]

I could go for a Snapple kiwi strawberry right now

 

[Comparison Ford]

I like tabasco for certain things.

When I make chili I usually shake 1/2-3/4 of a regulation sized bottle into the cooked ground beef/vegetable mixture before adding the wets.

 

[green rhino123]

I can’t eat mangos. The texture and flavor just don’t do it for me. In terms of flavor, my mom forcing me to drink kiwi mango Snapple’s as a kid ****ed it up for me I think. But the texture doesn’t work for me either now. Papaya is the other fruit I just don’t get down with.

 

[green rhino123]

I like tabasco for certain things.

When I make chili I usually shake 1/2-3/4 of a regulation sized bottle into the cooked ground beef/vegetable mixture before adding the wets.

I recommend Habanero flavor

 

[Comparison Ford]

I recommend Habanero flavor

Not crazy about it.

If I'm using a Tabasco variant, it's chipotle. Grossly underrated condiment.

 

[lawdog1]

I’ll use Original Tobasco when I just want to kick up the heat level of certain things without impacting the flavor much. Usually things like soup. It’s good for that because it doesn’t have much of its own flavor.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

Not crazy about it.

If I'm using a Tabasco variant, it's chipotle. Grossly underrated condiment.

Yea, I forget about that one.

Since I am forced to use it @ Chipotle, since they don't carry anything else I care for (Cayenne Pepper Sauce).

The Chipotle flavor is solid. Nice smokes.

But regular, nah. Never.

I'd rather use Cayenne Pepper sauce on fried fish green rhino123

 

[akajae]

my Brothers gf just got back from Belize and brought me one of these back.

might have to do some Belizean for dinner

 

[Master Zik]

Back to the Kimchi tacos

 

[ccastro02]

$5 from A street vendor on Fulton street.

 

[RustyShackleford]

$5 from A street vendor on Fulton street.

These are an all-time favorite of mine. The ones they have in the states never compare to fresh ones I get back home

Loved them as a kid, my mom used to always think I would choke to death so she used to feed them to me

When my dad would take me to the beach on Sundays he would buy a bag for us to share. We would sit on the beach watching the waves, eating, joking, and smacking my back when I eventually almost choke on one

Whenever I visit his grave when I am back home, afterward I buy myself a bag and go sit on the beach and think of him

 

[biggie62]

These are an all-time favorite of mine. The ones they have in the states never compare to fresh ones I get back home

Loved them as a kid, my mom used to always think I would choke to death so she used to feed them to me

When my dad would take me to the beach on Sundays he would buy a bag for us to share. We would sit on the beach watching the waves, eating, joking, and smacking my back when I eventually almost choke on one

Whenever I visit his grave when I am back home, afterward I buy myself a bag and go sit on the beach and think of him

Whatare they?

 

[RustyShackleford]

Whatare they?

Different places call them different things. In Lucia they are called ackee, in Jamaica ackee is something completely different. There are a ton of names for it depending on the country. The American name for them I believe is Spanish limes.

The green part is a soft smell you can easily bite open. Inside is a hard seed surrounded by a mostly sweet, but also slightly sour, orange pulp.



One of the best-tasting fruits IMO, if you can get a good batch.

 

[Mark Antony]

Can't remember if I already posted some of this or not.
Curry Shrimp

Birria tacos

Lamb chops

Salad

Japanese style curry

 

[Mark Antony]

Different places call them different things. In Lucia they are called ackee, in Jamaica ackee is something completely different. There are a ton of names for it depending on the country. The American name for them I believe is Spanish limes.

The green part is a soft smell you can easily bite open. Inside is a hard seed surrounded by a mostly sweet, but also slightly sour, orange pulp.



One of the best-tasting fruits IMO, if you can get a good batch.

Yeah it's "guinep" in Jamaica.

 

[ahat]

FruitTalk

 

[tupac jordan]

Mangosteen is my favorite fruit, it tastes like perfume.

 

[Master Zik]

Yeah it's "guinep" in Jamaica.

Same as far as I know in Trinidad.

100% relating on almost choking RustyShackleford

If only the seed were smaller or they could somehow be bigger.

 

[akajae]

Yeah it's "guinep" in Jamaica.

mamoncillo in El Salvador

 

[ccastro02]

These are an all-time favorite of mine. The ones they have in the states never compare to fresh ones I get back home

Loved them as a kid, my mom used to always think I would choke to death so she used to feed them to me

When my dad would take me to the beach on Sundays he would buy a bag for us to share. We would sit on the beach watching the waves, eating, joking, and smacking my back when I eventually almost choke on one

Whenever I visit his grave when I am back home, afterward I buy myself a bag and go sit on the beach and think of him

Man. What a story. I appreciate the nostalgia you just gave. Very humbling. God bless your dad.

 

[walkingBred]

Nuggets were decent