The restaurant we get it from charges $4 a bottle, so that isn't half bad! Although look at that shipping price. Ouch.Originally Posted by Shlup
The restaurant we get it from charges $4 a bottle, so that isn't half bad! Although look at that shipping price. Ouch.
Except Cucumbers are actually a fruit. Like tomatoes.
I like em on their own, but I also like to chop them up with onion, cilantro, jalepeno, tomato, & lime juice.. that's my own version of Pico de Gallo ... Or well, how I was taught to make it in phoenix anyway.
All fruits are vegetables, but not all vegetables are fruit. SCIENCE.
Amazon offers $58 shipping to Canada.The restaurant we get it from charges $4 a bottle, so that isn't half bad! Although look at that shipping price. Ouch.
Those Long English Cucumbers are, according to Brits, the only kind of cucumbers that exist.
I know this because I am engaged to one and he throws a hissy fit about it anytime the discussion of cucumbers comes up.
Lies and slander! How dare you.
...redemption! (I laughed really hard at this.)
Signature by rubah. I think.
Fried pickles are chucking amazing.
smurf that. Just go buy some beer. Much better value for money, and bound to taste better than anything cucumber flavoured. Even if you buy that cheap American piss water.Amazon offers $58 shipping to Canada.The restaurant we get it from charges $4 a bottle, so that isn't half bad! Although look at that shipping price. Ouch.
Sigh.
why must you poke fun at Budweiser?
Vivi is right though. Beer is the better option here.
Budweiser is the best of the cheap, American beers. He didn't actually say Budweiser though. And obviously Vivi hasn't had every American beer, so he's not really an authority.
But yeah, Budweiser is nasty.
/thread derailed
i never really liked vegetables growing up. and i still don't. this must contribute to my unhealthiness.
leafy things are fine, and i'll eat raw carrots. i like potatoes a lot but while they're technically a vegetable they provide different things in the way of nutrition than "typical" vegetables. i like corn, too.
most of the "fruits and veggies" that i like fall in the fruits category. that's a separate thread.
Let's see if I can limit myself to ten, excusing different varieties of things. Asparagus, kale, chard, mushrooms, olives, broccoli, baby bok choy, brussels sprouts, sugar snap peas, beetroot.
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