Ah home made Botulin. Nothing like it.Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
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Ah home made Botulin. Nothing like it.
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Ah, you've got a Mrs. P as well, they're a strange bunch aren't they?My Son and I take the piss out of Mrs Puffin as she is really into this sort of stuff.....However she tried some Kimchi which I presume wasn't a hit with her as some weeks later I saw it on the garden wall awaiting some sort of ritual burial.......I think. Mrs P is into what son and I call ponsy lifestyle foods like Pingi Pingi beans of Foo Foo root and "weeds" that sell at inflated prices as superfoods
I have a feeling that if I tried this kimchi it would also end up on the garden wall. And on the dining room floor. and in a bucket next to my bed.
I know I may be embarrassing company in restaurants sometime, when I have to sniff unfamiliar foods before I will taste them, but I don't care - this tactic has helped me maintain "gut health" over the years I'm sure of that
Why is it that everything Korean seems to be called Kim or Park? Must be a dead easy language to learn.
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You could always try this https://www.thelocal.se/20170816/sur...mented-herringAh home made Botulin. Nothing like it.
Not usually home made though - comes in cans I believe.
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Well it arrived and I've tried it.... can't say i like it that much...
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Well at least you did try it. Did it smell as wrong as it sounds? I don't care if the bacteria content has been carefully managed so as to not harm humans, if it smells long dead, it's going in the bin. Preferably next door's binWell it arrived and I've tried it.... can't say i like it that much...
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Indeed.... however I reckon if I made it myself it would taste better.... this one was VERY spicy tooWell at least you did try it. Did it smell as wrong as it sounds? I don't care if the bacteria content has been carefully managed so as to not harm humans, if it smells long dead, it's going in the bin. Preferably next door's bin
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Is it not true that Asians traditionally spice their food heavily in a bid to make manky dead meat more palatable? I don't mind food that's a bit spicy, but not to the point where it actually hurts (at both ends)Indeed.... however I reckon if I made it myself it would taste better.... this one was VERY spicy too
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You might be right Steve, I'm not sure....... I'm the same I don't like very spicy food... can't say I've ever known it to 'hurt' though...Is it not true that Asians traditionally spice their food heavily in a bid to make manky dead meat more palatable? I don't mind food that's a bit spicy, but not to the point where it actually hurts (at both ends)
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You can count yourself lucky, but for me, ring-sting - it's a thingYou might be right Steve, I'm not sure....... I'm the same I don't like very spicy food... can't say I've ever known it to 'hurt' though...
Right I'm off now for my bath - funny how our conversations always end with me going for a bath! Make of that what you willSo it's goodnight from me
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