When Amy and Sheldon were on their first date in the coffee shop, Amy asked for "tepid water please". I believe that was the writers' way of depicting Amy as blah and boring. Or maybe they just wanted us to know that Amy wanted water with no ice.
1.Name a food that Amy could have ordered with her water that would have been equally boring.
My answer: An uncooked potato
2.Name one thing you ask to have left out of foods/drinks when you order in restaurants.
My answer: I ask for onions to be left off of my salads.
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Risposta da wonder2wonder
il 5 febbraio, 2020 alle 7:36PM
It's best to produce clean water using the known formula: 2H2 + O2 = 2H2O + Energy
Risposta da tmdb45216683
il 5 febbraio, 2020 alle 7:40PM
Hee, hee. Could you picture Z in the back of a restaurant with his chemistry set making his own water? Sweet Z.
Risposta da znexyish
il 5 febbraio, 2020 alle 7:42PM
Oh no all this peanut talk brings to mind this. Cover your eyes!!!
Mr Peanuts Last Stand
The Rise of Baby Nut
Risposta da tmdb45216683
il 5 febbraio, 2020 alle 7:45PM
So what do all of you think of ketchup on eggs?
Risposta da tmdb45216683
il 5 febbraio, 2020 alle 7:49PM
I will get you for posting those when you least expect it.
Risposta da Knixon
il 5 febbraio, 2020 alle 7:58PM
Didn't George Washington Carver invent peanut butter, in like the early 1900s? Were the Asians/Africans using it before that?
Risposta da znexyish
il 5 febbraio, 2020 alle 7:59PM
Ewww!! Yucch!! Never tried it but Gross!!
Risposta da Knixon
il 5 febbraio, 2020 alle 8:00PM
Mary had a little drink.
A drink she'll take no more.
For what she thought was H2O...
Was H2SO4.
Risposta da tmdb45216683
il 5 febbraio, 2020 alle 8:00PM
I think it's gross, too, but some people love it!
Risposta da Knixon
il 5 febbraio, 2020 alle 8:03PM
I bet they don't think hot sauce is gross, only ketchup. Probably makes them racist or something.
Risposta da wonder2wonder
il 5 febbraio, 2020 alle 8:13PM
If you like ketchup, why not? There are a lot of Asian recipes where sweet and sour sauce is used. The easy way to make the sauce is to combine ketchup, vinegar, sugar and water. The sauce can then be added to "Sweet and Sour ..." recipes.
Other interesting combinations are: chocolate and chilli; peanut butter and french fries; butter in tea.
Risposta da Knixon
il 5 febbraio, 2020 alle 8:45PM
"Everybody knows" if you like sweet and spicy - like, hot sauce on ice cream - you're an alien. Just ask the "Roswell" TV series from 1999.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlsIYNetqVM
Risposta da znexyish
il 6 febbraio, 2020 alle 5:28PM
My objections to the ketchup on eggs is purely on aesthetic principles. Goopy stuff does not belong on eggy stuff. In a certain foods should not touch other foods toddler kind of way. Egg yolks should not be runny either. Or spicy. Eggs Benedict gets a pass. Over and out. The thought just makes my skin all bumply.
Risposta da tmdb45216683
il 6 febbraio, 2020 alle 5:41PM
Indeed egg yolks should not be runny! Unless you want to cozy up next to some salmonella!
Risposta da bratface
il 6 febbraio, 2020 alle 6:33PM
I always eat my eggs with the yolks runny (I only eat the yolks, I dip my bacon & toast). I live on the West Coast which doesn't really have a problem with 'salmonella'.