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im pooping! posted:So what's the point of the little bottles of vodka then? Easter baskets/Christmas stockings.
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bathroomrage posted:Please stop using Cool Whip and whipped cream interchangeably, you're weirding me out, thread. Isn't it basically meant to be a cheap nondairy whipped cream substitute
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Mar 7, 2015 00:33
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rodbeard posted:Isn't it basically meant to be a cheap nondairy whipped cream substitute yep. it's a bit like cane sugar :: sweet & low. whipped cream in coffee is amazing; cool whip in coffee is sad.
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Mar 7, 2015 00:52
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im pooping! posted:So what's the point of the little bottles of vodka then? The old lady squirts them up her bum to help her get ready for the mandingo party later.
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Mar 7, 2015 01:18
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im pooping! posted:So what's the point of the little bottles of vodka then? I use them for a lemon vodka cream sauce recipe since i'll never drink enough vodka to justify buying more of it  Other liquors however...
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Mar 7, 2015 01:31
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Sex Hobbit posted:We have those in the states but they're mostly associated with 40-something housewives who need something to keep them from nipping into the mouthwash. Do we? I only ever see them in the candy aisle at, like, World Market and those places. I know they're all over the place in Canada, though (my boyfriend says getting those as a kid was like getting black licorice).
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Mar 7, 2015 02:14
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Pomp posted:I googled huddle house and got this I am hungover and this looks wonderful. In a few hours, I'll be able to see it for the horror it really is, but right now... Hijo Del Helmsley posted:They're called Wine Gums, they're really common in the UK. Wine Gums are tasty, but microwaved Wine Gums, horse meat, and mystery cubes of green goo?
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Mar 7, 2015 05:10
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Sex Hobbit posted:We have those in the states but they're mostly associated with 40-something housewives who need something to keep them from nipping into the mouthwash. Despite the name they're not alcoholic nor do they taste like the wine that's written on them 
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Mar 7, 2015 09:46
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rodbeard posted:Isn't it basically meant to be a cheap nondairy whipped cream substitute Not quite, it's meant to go on dessert pastries, jello and puddings and the like. Trying to put it in other things you put whipped cream in will leave you disappointed. im pooping! posted:So what's the point of the little bottles of vodka then? Teenagers and broke college students who can't afford the whole handle.
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Mar 7, 2015 11:09
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bringmyfishback posted:I am hungover and this looks wonderful. In a few hours, I'll be able to see it for the horror it really is, but right now... Does anyone know why your body craves fatty salty abominations when you're hungover? I could google it but I prefer other goons to explain things to me like a child while they stroke my head
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Mar 7, 2015 12:50
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Aesop Poprock posted:Does anyone know why your body craves fatty salty abominations when you're hungover? I could google it but I prefer other goons to explain things to me like a child while they stroke my head I think the main reason was that fatty and salty foods enhance water and nutrient retention and contain electrolytes, both things your hungover body craves when it's been dried out and mildly poisoned.
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Mar 7, 2015 13:25
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Wasabi the J posted:I think the main reason was that fatty and salty foods enhance water and nutrient retention and contain electrolytes, both things your hungover body craves when it's been dried out and mildly poisoned. Salt when dissolved in water becomes electrolytes, actually. Na and Cl are both important electrolytes and what is salt? NaCl. Dehydration is way more than just water. Aside from that alcohol consumption leads to a reduction in B vitamins (yes, basically all of them) and greasy, fatty meat is a good place to get a lot of those. Alcohol also dehydrates you something fierce and that flushes a lot of water soluble vitamins out along with it. Potatoes also have a gently caress load of good nutrients so deep fried taters are of course another popular one. It might also be association; bars tend to serve a lot of greasy, fatty things and deep fried everything because the grease coats your stomach and makes you get drunk more slowly. No, really. It doesn't affect your tolerance it just makes the alcohol hit your system more slowly as it gets absorbed out of your stomach at a lower rate. It lets them sell more booze. So of course when you think "booze" you associate it with "deep fried crap and greasy meat." When you think "bleh, I need to eat something I was drinking all night and I don't feel like doing much" one of the first things that creeps into your mind is deep fried easy things.
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Mar 7, 2015 16:11
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I thought maybe as well since it's convenient and some people see it as "comfort food", so naturally when they feel a bit poo poo they want it.
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Mar 7, 2015 17:09
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I get a craving for that kind of food after I recover from a migraine. My guess is that it what your brain wants after taking a beating.
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Mar 7, 2015 17:18
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Oh man, same. When I have a migraine the only think remotely palatable to me is plain Lays chips, and a spicy chicken burger meal from Wendy's which I don't ever eat otherwise. The Wendy's, anyways.
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Mar 7, 2015 18:48
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 Funnel cake bacon cheese burger.
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Mar 7, 2015 19:07
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It's a pretty good looking sandwich and the photo isn't unflattering, I'm not sure it belongs here...
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Mar 7, 2015 19:15
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The buns are funnel cakes
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Mar 7, 2015 19:17
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This thread is kind of old. Someone make a new one, and I'll link to it here! NEW THREAD HERE blunt for century has a new favorite as of 23:16 on Mar 7, 2015 |
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