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2/2/2021 - A spring roll recipe…
I think they were okay. I used a recipe once that used chestnuts for texture and it was freaking amazing!
I’ve not been able to find the same recipe again.
Just your age ol’ ex-Reddit lurker… who also likes nuggets :)
2/2/2021 - A spring roll recipe…
I think they were okay. I used a recipe once that used chestnuts for texture and it was freaking amazing!
I’ve not been able to find the same recipe again.
I used to dislike the taste of licorice. I used to eat the sweet bits from those licorice cubes my dad had when I was a kid and then throw away the licorice parts.
Don’t know when that changed, but I was on the way home with my old man (I may have been late teens/early 20’s?) and I was quite hungry. All he had in the car at the time was licorice and it was one of the most delicious things I ever had.
He sometimes playfully complains that he remembered a time when us kids never liked licorice or pepper and now we eat him out of a house.
My nan used to boil them and I loathed the smell and taste.
I had them for the first time last year since I was a kid and they were okay. I think they were sautéd in butter and some other stuff. Not as bad, but I still really dislike the smell and I could easily never eat them again xD
In all fairness, I only know them as subs mainly because of Subway. Before that, I probably would have considered it a roll.
But I am Australian
You have more faith in me than I do xD
Appreciate the kind words
Often… I have sometimes spent hours trying to photoshop faces of my mates (with permission) on random objects or random scenarios, like a cat or kettle, trying to make it look as normal as my skills allow for a 1-off joke.
Yeah, it’s definitely shifted that way. I just use them both interchangeably.
A little before I started using Reddit, my mate who told me about it said upvoting was used as a means of promoting posts or replies that people may be interested in, not because you like or dislike a post or reply.
I think Facebook has changed that and I will admit I will thumbs up a post/reply because I like it, but I will also upvote posts I think other users may be interested in.
Norway and Japan for me :)