Lmao what do white people eat everyday, educate me.

[dave_the_nerd]

 

[Charmonium]

Yeah, I see the food they sometimes show people eating at dinner in Hollywood movies and think, man, the typical American has a sadly bland diet.

I'm not sure what you mean but I would call it more "refined." Personally, like a lot of white folks, especially those of northern euro descent, don't really appreciate high Scofield index foods.

Since I was born down south we had some influence from Hispanic food but it was very mild by comparison to say very hot Thai cuisine. And I do enjoy some milder South Indian food like curry chicken.

I can tolerate fairly spicy/hot foods like say stinky tofu, but I have to be up for it.

Ice cream does indeed help with her ability to deal with the mouthfire.

If it's real ice cream, I think the caisen in the milk will displace the capsicum(?) from your taste receptors since it has a higher affinity for them.

 

[sdifox]

I'm not sure what you mean but I would call it more "refined." Personally, like a lot of white folks, especially those of northern euro descent, don't really appreciate high Scofield index foods.

Since I was born down south we had some influence from Hispanic food but it was very mild by comparison to say very hot Thai cuisine. And I do enjoy some milder South Indian food like curry chicken.

I can tolerate fairly spicy/hot foods like say stinky tofu, but I have to be up for it.

If it's real ice cream, I think the caisen in the milk will displace the capsicum(?) from your taste receptors since it has a higher affinity for them.

Huh? Stinky tofu is not spicy. Unless you are talking Stinky tofu hotpot.

 

[igor_kavinski]

I'm not sure what you mean

I see this a lot in movie dinners:



First, that's half what I would eat. Second, it looks like something I would eat if I were trying to keep my cholesterol levels in check.

I would prefer this:


Or this:

 

[SteveGrabowski]

A cheese sandwich needs decent bread, good meat, and something wet or spicy. And not too much cheese.

Ideally no cheese.

I like cheese but it's unpleasant in a sandwich.

Disagree

 

[nakedfrog]

I'm not sure what you mean but I would call it more "refined." Personally, like a lot of white folks, especially those of northern euro descent, don't really appreciate high Scofield index foods.

Since I was born down south we had some influence from Hispanic food but it was very mild by comparison to say very hot Thai cuisine. And I do enjoy some milder South Indian food like curry chicken.

I can tolerate fairly spicy/hot foods like say stinky tofu, but I have to be up for it.

If it's real ice cream, I think the caisen in the milk will displace the capsicum(?) from your taste receptors since it has a higher affinity for them.

Scoville units, not Scofield index

 

[Charmonium]

Scoville units, not Scofield index

Thankx. I really should know better than to trust my memory.
Scoville
Scoville
Scoville
Sorry, but that was necessary.

 

[brianmanahan]

Disagree

dang, tis been a long time since i saw tom green