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What's For Dinner?
- Thread starter SalixIncendium
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Apparently 'lazy man's cheese' isn't all that hard to make, although I've never personally tried.
It never sounds lazy to me.
Adds flavor.
I made a casserole a few days ago and froze some. Today i thawed it out and made pasties, with chips (fries) and peas.
Yesterday i made chocolate sponge cake with a myrtille (blueberry) filling. The half that was leftover became tonights dessert.
Yesterday i made chocolate sponge cake with a myrtille (blueberry) filling. The half that was leftover became tonights dessert.
I'm sorry.
We grieve with you...
Subduction Zone
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Don't let it upset you that much. Fish does not really taste like that. Nor is it square.
Don't forget to shell it
So salad?
Their vegan burger isn't bad for what it is. I like one every now and again but definitely prefer the chicken.So salad?
They don't sell a vegan burger here. Burger King is the only QSR that has a vegan meat option, at least in my part of the country. GetGo is the only convenience store chain that has one.
McDonald's fries aren't even vegan here.
Odd. Here we have a vegan burger meal option.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
You do not like your crab extra crunchy?
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
One of the few things that are still good at McDonalds. Of course if they still cooked them in beef tallow the number of vegans in the US would probably drop in half. They were that good.
Correct. Do you?
Tonight I'm knocking up a prawn stir-fry with chips (fries) followed by walnut (the last I'm afraid) cake.