You've never tasted pizza where I live. Take out the ham/sausage/pepperoni, throw some grilled chicken and jalapenos on that sucker, top off with pineapple. You can thank me later.
I promise I will, but it will have to be much later my tummy won't handle jalapenos and other spicy stuff at the moment.. I have been offered pizza with chicken but so far haven't dipped into the pool..
Secondly this is from Wikipedia but kind of sums up origins of nick name:
Because the exact history of the term is unknown, a number of legends have developed to explain it. One such legend claims it to be a nickname given during the U.S. Civil War, because of the state's importance on the Confederate side, and the fact that the troops "stuck to their ranks like they had tar on their heels".[2] The term "Tar Heel" gained popularity during the Civil War.[3]
My mother called tapioca pudding "fish eggs and snot." She never made it. But from the moment I tried it, which I won't talk about because it involves unabashed teenage gluttony, I've always liked it.
My parents also referred to creamed chipped beef on toast as "s*** on a shingle," and they liked it, but me, not so much. So never mind.
Kimchi gets a lot of bad rap. But I really enjoy it, depending on the preparation. Mostly, yes.
I have a problem with pudding of any kind. Also cottage cheese, but got over it
Now gelatin of any way. No way. (horse hoofs) Once had to attended a wine tasting dinner,
fancy fancy place ~ and there it was, but for some reason there was an egg suspendeding in it. A whole egg.
Well it’s not a deal breaker or anything, you’re still pretty cool in my book. Now if you liked beets AND the North Carolina Tar Heels.....well that would be just too much....lol Sundrop
First, pineapple was not meant to be eaten hot. Don't put it on my pizza; don't put it on my ham. Thanks!
Second, my college roommate, freshman year was half Korean and her mom sent her homemade Kimchi. I would have to go visit friends while she ate it because of the smell.
Now, for something that I actually do enjoy, that some folks have problems with...
I can eat my weight and then some of these bad boys!!! Just need a little butter and some Texas Pete! Oh, yeah!!!!
First, pineapple was not meant to be eaten hot. Don't put it on my pizza; don't put it on my ham. Thanks!
Second, my college roommate, freshman year was half Korean and her mom sent her homemade Kimchi. I would have to go visit friends while she ate it because of the smell.
Now, for something that I actually do enjoy, that some folks have problems with...
I can eat my weight and then some of these bad boys!!! Just need a little butter and some Texas Pete! Oh, yeah!!!!
It's funny the things that stick in your head for years. When I was in high school, I had a friend that used to call cottage cheese, camel vomit. I still call it that occasionally.
The objectionable food I love would be a variation of Aglio e Olio that my ex introduced me to. I don't use the red pepper flakes usually included but add butter to the olive oil and the objectionable part would be salt pork which has been diced and sauteed with the oil/butter and garlic. This is a maybe once a year dish that is best served with the sliced Italian bread you get at the grocery store slathered with butter. I can feel my arteries clogging just thinking about it.
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