Teen Book Club discussion
Games
>
Last One to Post Wins
message 9401:
by
Cassi
(new)
Apr 13, 2021 11:28PM
Oh that’s surprising
reply
|
flag
I'm a vegetarian but even before that i hated all seafoods lol
Caleb wrote: "Anyone here ever tried eel?"YES I miss it so much! In restaurants at home they stir fry chunks with soy sauce and spring onions, it's like fish, but more flavoured
Oh and I miss sushi so much. My English friends have only tried it in YO sushi and they think it's awful. So unfair. Sushi is much much better in Asian places like Japan, Korea or even HK. More authentic
Just ranting about food makes me so hungry lol
Smiley wrote: "Just ranting about food makes me so hungry lol"
Me toooo
Me toooo
But I'm lazy to make food lol
layla wrote: "I'm a vegetarian but even before that i hated all seafoods lol"
I tried going vegetarian when I was like 8 😂 That didn't work out very much
I tried going vegetarian when I was like 8 😂 That didn't work out very much
This sushi Thing I had, had eel in it and I didn't even know, I don't think that counts
Have you ever eaten jellyfishIt’s common with noodles in Thailand as well as sea cucumber
They don’t really taste of anything though just rubbery
ooo i havent eaten jellyfish before lol
i thought they were poisonous? but i think thats just pufferfish
my sister said they had allll different kinds of ramen in japan, with diff flavors and stuff, i asked her if she tried eating the pufferfish and she said she wouldnt trust the pufferfish there bc people have died from eating them bc they werent made correctly😬
i went to this buffet and they had sushi
i didnt rlly try them bc some sushi's can make you sick
i wanna go to japan now to eat food
too bad my sister lives in texas now lol
Texas is a pretty cool place geographically. I went there a few years ago and loved it
Smiley wrote: "Oh and I miss sushi so much. My English friends have only tried it in YO sushi and they think it's awful. So unfair. Sushi is much much better in Asian places like Japan, Korea or even HK. More aut..."Soooooo much more authentic. It's like the difference of mass producing with machines to a master making it homemade.
Tanika wrote: "Guys did you know that the Japanese hates the rest of the world for how we butchered sushi.Like sushi makimg is skill, a delicacy that takes years of studying, making and examining to get right. T..."
I'm not surprised in the slightest. My sister tried making avocado rolls a couple weeks ago and they were decent, but nothing like what they had there.
bernadette wrote: "my sister said they had allll different kinds of ramen in japan, with diff flavors and stuff, i asked her if she tried eating the pufferfish and she said she wouldnt trust the pufferfish there bc p..."Udonnnnnn! I miss it soo much. I loved it when I went there.
Calpis is a Japanese uncarbonated soft drink, manufactured by Calpis Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Asahi Breweries headquartered in Shibuya, Tokyo. The beverage has a light, somewhat milky, and slightly acidic flavor, similar to plain or vanilla flavored yogurt or Yakult. Wikipedia
You need to try it. It is incredible.
when i go to japan, ill add it to the list
Just made some spot on German pancakes.
No, in America. Do you know what a German pancake is?
is it like a regular pancake?
Not really no. My recipe is just mix 4 eggs, 2/3 cup flour, 2/3 cup milk, and 1/2 tsp of salt. Then you butter a cast iron skillet and put it in the oven while the oven heats up to 400 degrees. When preheated you take out the pan, put in the mix and cook for 15-20 min. Then you take it out, lower the oven to 350 degrees and bake for another ten.It's more like a quiche than anything.
thats sounds so good but i could never do that😂
The jellyfish in the noodles aren’t venomous they are harmless moon jelliesIf you ever come to Scotland you should try a fizzy drink we have called Iron Bru
aw moon jelliesss they sound cute
Irn-Bru is a Scottish carbonated soft drink, often described as "Scotland's other national drink". It is produced in Westfield, Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire, by A.G. Barr of Glasgow. Wikipedia
ok so, UK, Japan, and Scotland, got it
whats in the netherlands?
That's where Tanika is making all of our pastries and baked goods.
UK, Japan, Scotland, AND the netherlands lol
There we go. Anywhere else, now's the time to books us
Teen Book Club
Books mentioned in this topic
The Glass Castle (other topics)Six of Crows (other topics)
RESHAPED: How Arnold Changed My Life (other topics)
