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not much. i can only come up with combinations involving peanut butter:
pb + apples
pb + jelly
pb + bananas
pb + ramen
pb + celery
pb + celery + raisins
right now i am eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. they don't eat these here in sweden, and the peanut butter is imported from the US which makes it really expensive...but it's worth every mouth-foaming spoonful. thank god for bayle jr, or kellogg, or whoever it was that brought this wonderful thing into existence.
Well peanut butter is nice... but after eating peanut butter I would really crave for something like nice meaty chili/spaghetti.
Everything.
well, I've thought about this for a while but I could only think up a few things (in no particular order):
-sex
-drugs
-sex on drugs
-peanut butter on drugs
-sex and peanut butter
-sex and peanut butter, on drugs
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Originally posted by Dangeruss
well, I've thought about this for a while but I could only think up a few things (in no particular order):
-sex
-drugs
-sex on drugs
-peanut butter on drugs
-sex and peanut butter
-sex and peanut butter, on drugs
touché
Ketchup
I'm with you meaty spahetti :DQuote:
Originally posted by ataraxis
Well peanut butter is nice... but after eating peanut butter I would really crave for something like nice meaty chili/spaghetti.
one of my favourite munchies combos is eating peanut butter straight out of the jar with a spoon, interchanged with a bowl of fruit loops and soymilk. mmmm, the perfect combo :P
Dang! I love PB! :D I hardly ever use butter, everything with peanutbutter...ok maybe not cooking :) Peanutbutter + cheese... mhhh :)
And we dutch put all sorts of weird colorfull and just plain sugary stuff on our breads. Everything goes, with PB ^___^
it turns out that nutella is just slightly better than peanut butter
I asked
.....nuuuuuuutelllllllluuuhhhhhh.....
Yes.
I don't eat as much peanut butter as I'd like. I just haven't gotten around to buying any lately because the stuff at our school is just crap.
The Incas, but George Washington Carver made it known. (wtf kellogg?) :DQuote:
Originally posted by mongreloctopus
thank god for bayle jr, or kellogg, or whoever it was that brought this wonderful thing into existence.
Just after weigh-ins, before a wrestling match, I would eat several spoonfuls peanut butter dipped in honey; both for the taste and energy.
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Originally posted by justme
The Incas, but George Washington Carver made it known. (wtf kellogg?) :D
that's a myth: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peanut_Butter
oh wow, I didn't know thatQuote:
I wonder what peanut butter made from steamed peanuts would taste like http://panzergeneral.strategyplanet....miley/yuck.gif
That is a damn lot of ultimately useless info on peanut butter.
how can you say that after reading:Quote:
Originally posted by AlternateReality
That is a damn lot of ultimately useless info on peanut butter.
- Peanut butter makes a superior mouse trap bait compared to meat or cheese. Not only do mice prefer it to cheese, but its sticky texture reduces the mouse's ability to steal the bait and not get caught. For people who like animals, peanut butter is also a good food for squirrels.
and
- Peanut butter is also known in many countries as a slang for 'kinky sex'.
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- Peanut butter is also known in many countries as a slang for 'kinky sex'.
I don't wanna know why that is :barf:
lol :)
:mrgreen: I just went to Albertson's today and bought myself a jar of real Adam's peanut butter... the kind you have to stir the oil in and everything!!!!! So tasty *drool*
I'll probably open it tomorrow.
Actually, peanut butter comes close to being a poison. many people are allergic to it in the extreme, while it can be guessed that perhaps a majority of people are sensitive to it. For instance, it is thought that many cases of cold sores and herpis could be avoided if people would abstain from Peanut Butter, but peanut butter breaks down tissue cohesion allowing these sores to open and fester. I heard much the same accusations against cow's milk. So I really don't know which to blame, but since I quit taking both Peanut Butter and Cow's Milk my general health has greatly improved. Oh, but do not suppose that the Cheeses have the same problems as the Milk. Because Cheese has gone through its fungal transformation, the problems in digesting it beneficially have been removed.
Perhaps, regarding Peanut Butter, they should find some fungis willing to transmute it into something that both tastes better and which would me more healthy, as Cheese had been a great improvement upon milk.
Well, everything can be harmful in certain quantities. There are oils and acids in peanuts as well as pratically all nuts that can lead to canker sores (I'm not sure about cold sores) if ingested on a frequent basis. But it's not the only factor, though it may be a major cause. Even sheer stress can cause canker/cold sores.
And it depends on the person. Obviously if you're alergic to nuts, peanut butter is not for you. However, I still enjoy it occasionally, but I'm more of a creamy than crunchy person. It's annoying trying to dig the nuts out from in between my teeth :?
I will add, though, that eating too many nuts in succession will often leave my tongue raw, mainly because I'm a huge fan of almonds and I have a strange habit of having to peel the skin of the almonds off with my teeth before eating them slowly. The whole process takes about 10 minutes per almond :P But I can get the same feeling from too much salt. It just depends on the quantity, and I know when to stop.
Isn't it bacteria and rennet that change milk into cheese? I thought fungus was just an additive in certain cheeses.Quote:
Originally posted by Leo Volont
*Because Cheese has gone through its fungal transformation, the problems in digesting it beneficially have been removed. *
correctQuote:
Originally posted by mongreloctopus
Isn't it bacteria and rennet that change milk into cheese? I thought fungus was just an additive in certain cheeses.
though Leo is right about the human race being generally allergic to cow's milk and peanut butter...some people just more so than others
Do you also know that humans are the only animals that will willingly eat tomatoes? No other animal will eat them unless you purposefully feed them tomatoes.
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Originally posted by OpheliaBlue
correct
though Leo is right about the human race being generally allergic to cow's milk and peanut butter...some people just more so than others
I read somewhere that it's natural for animals to become lactose-intolerant after a certain stage in their development, so that they don't consume too much fat after they no longer need it from mother's milk...and that it's a genetic abnormality among humans that has become the norm to NOT be lactose-intolerant.
I won't eat willingly eat tomatoes. Or mushrooms (ew, fungus). >_<Quote:
Originally posted by Amethyst Star
Do you also know that humans are the only animals that will willingly eat tomatoes?
But I love both peanut butter and cheese! :D
but I thought birds mess around in your tomato garden, poking holes in tomatoes and stuffQuote:
Originally posted by Amethyst Star
Do you also know that humans are the only animals that will willingly eat tomatoes? No other animal will eat them unless you purposefully feed them tomatoes.
and then those big nasty green caterpillars with the giant ass spikes are always on tomato plants, though I think they just eat the leaves or something
but I'm pretty sure no one's forcing birds to peck tomatoes :P
or am I totally off
Here's one:
Peanut butter and... hailstroke!
That's right, hailstroke. No the word doesn't exist. It's the direct translation of the dutch word "hagelslag", which is a kind of food unknown in other countries for as far as I know.
It's kinda like small chocolate chips, but we put it on sandwiches along with peanut butter, which tastes great.
Besides that, if the word hailstroke did exist, it would pass 'judgment' as being the coolest word in the english language.
Also, I noted this on wikipedia:
The Dutch peanut butter is very different from its Canadian and American counterpart. It is sharp instead of sweet and most people say it tastes kind of like Satay.
apparently, The peanut butter in other countries is... sweet O.o I can't really imagine that, but if it were, there might not be any need for hailstroke ^.^
You're right about the tomato bugs - we used to have a garden and those green worms get gigantic! And if you squish one, it smells just like a tomato.Quote:
Originally posted by OpheliaBlue
but I thought birds mess around in your tomato garden, poking holes in tomatoes and stuff
and then those big nasty green caterpillars with the giant ass spikes are always on tomato plants, though I think they just eat the leaves or something
but I'm pretty sure no one's forcing birds to peck tomatoes :P
or am I totally off
Not sure about the birds, though...
I love peanutbutter 'hailstroke'. Allso peanutbutter Honey is nice :) Or just peanutbutter+brownshugar :)Quote:
Originally posted by Umbrella
Here's one:
Peanut butter and... hailstroke!
That's right, hailstroke. No the word doesn't exist. It's the direct translation of the dutch word "hagelslag", which is a kind of food unknown in other countries for as far as I know.
It's kinda like small chocolate chips, but we put it on sandwiches along with peanut butter, which tastes great.
Besides that, if the word hailstroke did exist, it would pass 'judgment' as being the coolest word in the english language.
Also, I noted this on wikipedia:
The Dutch peanut butter is very different from its Canadian and American counterpart. It is sharp instead of sweet and most people say it tastes kind of like Satay.
apparently, The peanut butter in other countries is... sweet O.o I can't really imagine that, but if it were, there might not be any need for hailstroke ^.^
we dutch btw ROCK and having alot of bread topings. Or snackbars allso have some weird kinkey stuff :D Really, we have like 25 different weird things in snackbars I don't even understand.
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Originally posted by Neruo
I love peanutbutter 'hailstroke'. Allso peanutbutter Honey is nice :) Or just peanutbutter+brownshugar :)
we dutch btw ROCK and having alot of bread topings. Or snackbars allso have some weird kinkey stuff :D Really, we have like 25 different weird things in snackbars I don't even understand.
We do? O.o
What are you talking about?
BTW Neruo, don't you think hailstroke is a much, much cooler word that hagelslag? :D
I'm a big fan of peanut butter, but as I mentioned in the "What is the best thing EVER?" thread, my salmon with sesame seed and pistachio nut crust and bernaise sauce kicks huge buttocks.
YUCK!!! PEANUT BUTTER!!! EWWWWWWWIES!!!!! :shock: nah its alright... just not my fave... like pizza and .... :muffin: MUFFINS!!!
Frikandellen, kroketten, bamibal, mexicano's, gehaktbal, Kaassoufflé, Bamischijf, bitterballen ,patatje oorlog, een soort gehakt bal met 3x2cm ui ertussen, loempia's, nasiballen, enz.Quote:
Originally posted by Umbrella
We do? O.o
What are you talking about?
BTW Neruo, don't you think hailstroke is a much, much cooler word that hagelslag? :D
Look next to the pile's of frikandellen ;)
http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/9823/detailtoog7zf.gif
And Hailstroke Does sound cool. It should be introduced in america 8)
Oh, lol. Well at least I know what most of those are. :P
I didn't know we had Nasiballen though. ^.^
The King James Holy Bible.
I don't knew eighter. I am not into that semi-asian food, like 'loempia's' Just give me a Frikandel :DQuote:
Originally posted by Umbrella
Oh, lol. Well at least I know what most of those are. :P
I didn't know we had Nasiballen though. ^.^