Re:Food Grammar: Unspoken rules of cuisine
by CapitalistCartr on Monday February 01, 2021 @03:53PM
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Yeah, don't do orange juice on cereal, either.
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Re:Food Grammar: Unspoken rules of cuisine
by belorn on Monday February 01, 2021 @06:28PM
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The one thing I know to avoid combining with orange juice is strongly smoked salt fish. It changes the taste of orange juice to bitter.
Re:Food Grammar: Unspoken rules of cuisine
by carlob on Tuesday February 02, 2021 @12:13PM
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Then why do I love salad with orange sections and smoked herring... possibly fennel too.
Re:Food Grammar: Unspoken rules of cuisine
by klyrs on Monday February 01, 2021 @09:39PM
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I am so delighted by the responses this thread has generated
Re:Food Grammar: Unspoken rules of cuisine
by kazinator on Monday February 01, 2021 @04:01PM
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Rooibos tea works on some cereals. You can think of that as a sort of North American hipster version of chazuke.
Re:Food Grammar: Unspoken rules of cuisine
by madcaptenor on Monday February 01, 2021 @04:16PM
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Of course cookies can be dunked in milk. Once on a plane, sometime around her first birthday IIRC, my daughter tried dunking Biscoff in Diet Coke. I was so proud of her because clearly she was a culinary genius! Until I tried it.
Re:Food Grammar: Unspoken rules of cuisine
by blendergeek on Monday February 01, 2021 @03:58PM
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I LOVE orange juice on Wheat Chex. So, I don't think this warning applies to me.