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garlic bread is a 6/10 side at best)
LE GASP But really, I feel like it depends on the garlic bread. Once some acquaintances cooked some garlic bread for a group dinner and if that's the kind of garlic bread you've had, I get it. It was basically just over-toasted, over-crispy bread that wasn't really buttered or anything. The real good garlic breads are the ones that are soft and buttery in the middle. If you've ever been to Bandana's BBQ, they make the best garlic bread ever, as does my father: both kinds are soft in the middle, crunchy on the outside, and deliciously golden brown. You can also taste the butter on my dad's, which makes it all the better.
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« Reply #63 on: a Summer day » |
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I actually enjoy the smell of fish. I do not mind passing by fish shops or fish isles in supermarkets. In fact, I quite like it.
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Fun fact: only fish that has gone bad smells. Raw fish that's still good will not smell. Avoid fish places where there is a strong smell of fish.
Ah, yes. I never purchase anything from these places (or strangely smelly fish in general), it's just that I find the smell interesting lol.
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Chili is gross. I have sensory issues regarding thick, goopy foods in general, but chili is definitely the hardest for me to consume. I can't put it in my mouth without immediately gagging. Oh I know what you're talking about, ew ew ew. For me it's those "one-pot dishes". Recently I started to tolerate them a LITTLE BIT more, but I avoid them at all costs. --- My opinions: - I don't like modern superhero movies where they all live in one world e.g. all of those Avengers movies etc. I preferred when they lived in separate timelines. This became a one big fanfic now that cannot be taken seriously anymore. (exception is the Into the Spiderverse, this was done very well, though this topic got beaten to ground now) - I love spiders - I really don't like Minecraft-esque games with open worlds where you build stuff from the start. I just don't get it, it's so boring to me. I mean, it's impressive to hear what people make there, like computers or instruments, but... idk man Spoiler - I can't stand Star Wars/Star Trek nor Tolkien's stuff (forgive me )
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