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How can people drink seltzer? It isn't a toned down 7-up, it's baking soda mixed into water. Yuck! I'm hoping mixing beverage packets and sugar into it make it halfway palatable.
I like to have good healthy old peanut butter, bacon and bramley apple sausage sandwich for a snack sometimes, in between meals of course. For an in between meal snack, it's a underrated dish.
Overrated: lobster, caviar, sushi
Underrated: pierogies, most things chocolate
Except for the trifle comment I could have written this - agreed 100%! Out of reps or I would have hit ya
Trifle is a layered dessert - super easy to cheat and use pre-made stuff and still end up with something tasty that people like to see at a party - pound cake or lady fingers, pudding, fresh fruit, whipped cream - repeat till you reach the top (usually the size of a cake carrier)
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Originally Posted by HighlandsGal
Pad Thai is overrated in my opinion.
Thai curries are underrated.
Agreed again! Both points.
Overrated: gourmet mac & cheese with all sorts of extra crap that isn't mac or cheese - just give me the basic stuff
Overrated: Shellfish, including but not limited to lobster. Be they mollusk or crustacean, to me, they're more effort to eat than they're worth if they involve removal of shell, and result in a minimal amount of meat to boot. My landlocked roots may be showing, but I've also always been somewhat repelled by fishy cooking odors.
Underrated: potatoes, prepared any which way one can imagine. Ahhh, the humble tater. Southern-style cornbread, not too sweet.
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