Chocolate or cheese - Page 9

SamIAm · #81 03-13-2006, 07:16 PM

[Grunching]

Almost any asian food.
-Sam

PoBoy321 · #82 03-13-2006, 07:17 PM

ElD,

For sweet things, you might be right. For savory things, however, you would be adding a lot more than just chocolate or cheese. I can't say that mustard makes flour better because I take the flour, use it to make a hot dog bun, put a hot dog in the bun then put mustard on the hot dog.

PoBoy321 · #83 03-13-2006, 07:17 PM

SamIAm,

Asian food is probably the correct answer.

chesspain · #84 03-13-2006, 07:18 PM

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chess,

There's a difference imo between "could/would eat with" and "enhanced by" cheese.

Sure, I could dip a great porterhouse into cheese sauce. I'd like it better if I didn't, though.

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Whereas I personally agree that cheese doesn't enhance a good steak (even though some do put blue cheese on expensive steaks), I gave the example of cheesesteak--which is melted cheese on top of fairly low grade steak--for which I believe the cheese is definately an "enhancer."

jaffa · #85 03-13-2006, 07:19 PM

Savoury food for vegans. The taste would be enhanced, but the food would become null and void.

or

Pheasant

chesspain · #86 03-13-2006, 07:21 PM

To go with the Asian food theme, I would narrow it down to "any food made with or prepared in soy sauce."

El Diablo · #87 03-13-2006, 07:23 PM

gamblore: probably had some sort of chocolate mole sauce, which is indeed delicious.

scottie: based on the new rules, the response would be: [Pad Thai] - Macaroni and cheese!, [kung pao chicken] - chicken parm!, [sweet and sour pork] - pork cutlet parm!

Dids · #88 03-13-2006, 07:23 PM

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I couldn't image putting chocolate or cheese on a PB&J sandwich.

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I just did, I am now drooling. FU.

ScottieK · #89 03-13-2006, 07:24 PM

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gamblore: probably had some sort of chocolate mole sauce, which is indeed delicious.

scottie: based on the new rules, the response would be: [Pad Thai] - Macaroni and cheese!, [kung pao chicken] - chicken parm!, [sweet and sour pork] - pork cutlet parm!

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I hate the new rules. Were you prom king in high school?

ScottieK

El Diablo · #90 03-13-2006, 07:26 PM

PoBoy,

"For savory things, however, you would be adding a lot more than just chocolate or cheese. I can't say that mustard makes flour better because I take the flour, use it to make a hot dog bun, put a hot dog in the bun then put mustard on the hot dog. "

Huh? You said tuna sashimi doesn't count because you can take the tuna, cook it, add mayonaisse/onions/etc, put it between two slices of bread, and add cheese. I think that might qualify as "adding more than chocolate or cheese."