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What do you love that most dont even know

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A food I know that most people don’t know is cactus stew.
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I do not have an idea for now but cactus stew sounds exotic to me
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That is a good question. I'm not a very adventurous food person, so I don't have any that I eat that is unusual. At least I don't think so :) I do like prickly pear, but I've never had cactus soup!
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Cactus stew sounds amazing! What does it taste like exactly?
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It can be a bit spicy sometimes but it is really good
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Cactus stew sounds amazing. when we were kids we used to eat a certain type of cactus.
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I love pickles with peanut butter!
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I love pickles with peanut butter!
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Lilac2 wrote: ↑25 Apr 2019, 18:24 A food I know that most people don’t know is cactus stew.
That sounds like an interesting dish! Something I love that none of my friends have heard of is Falooda. It's a cold drink made of milk and rose water or rose syrup, and it has sweet basil seeds and sweet noodles in it as well. My family likes to top it with vanilla or strawberry ice cream--it's really refreshing and delicious!
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That’s sounds really good
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I love sausages,hot dogs and samosas.Could eat them like forever and still crave for more
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E_Sethna wrote: ↑30 Jul 2019, 07:09
Lilac2 wrote: ↑25 Apr 2019, 18:24 A food I know that most people don’t know is cactus stew.
That sounds like an interesting dish! Something I love that none of my friends have heard of is Falooda. It's a cold drink made of milk and rose water or rose syrup, and it has sweet basil seeds and sweet noodles in it as well. My family likes to top it with vanilla or strawberry ice cream--it's really refreshing and delicious!
This reminds me of Syllabub or Mehalabiya which is like a rose custard with nuts on top. So good!
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Cardui wrote: ↑13 Aug 2019, 20:24
E_Sethna wrote: ↑30 Jul 2019, 07:09
Lilac2 wrote: ↑25 Apr 2019, 18:24 A food I know that most people don’t know is cactus stew.
That sounds like an interesting dish! Something I love that none of my friends have heard of is Falooda. It's a cold drink made of milk and rose water or rose syrup, and it has sweet basil seeds and sweet noodles in it as well. My family likes to top it with vanilla or strawberry ice cream--it's really refreshing and delicious!
This reminds me of Syllabub or Mehalabiya which is like a rose custard with nuts on top. So good!
I love Mehalabiya/Malabi and I also got reminded of it when I read about Falooda. I’m going to research Falooda right now!
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Molokhia, cooked in any way possible. So delicious!
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I love mashed potatoes and pumpkins Served with minced meat.
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