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pfjw
Tripe.
For those not acquainted with the term, the stomachs of a cow.....
Worse than Spam, which is at least fit for human consumption.
Peter Wieck
Wyncote, PA
For those not acquainted with the term, the stomachs of a cow.....
Worse than Spam, which is at least fit for human consumption.
Peter Wieck
Wyncote, PA
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anton
Peter,
It's an aquired taste, I happen to like both, as well as other parts of
cows, pigs, and other delicious animals.
Anton
It's an aquired taste, I happen to like both, as well as other parts of
cows, pigs, and other delicious animals.
Anton
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Chas Hurst
You're not too far away from Philly. The home of pepper pot soup. Also known
as Menudo to friends from south of the border.
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none2u
Over here in Ohio , Menudo comes in a can in the grocery store...
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Guenter Scholz
I beg to differ! Delicious, especially when prepare sweet and sour style
cheers
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Chas Hurst
Yeah, lucky we are. I think cooking tripe may be worse that eating it.
A friend familiar with Mexican food claims menudo is good for treating a
hangover.
A friend familiar with Mexican food claims menudo is good for treating a
hangover.
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none2u
I think anything can be made to taste great. But somewhere along the line I
decided some things weren't meant to be eaten. Got tired of it reminding me
of being a kid. I will however eat just about anything ,including menudo ,
If I make it myself.
decided some things weren't meant to be eaten. Got tired of it reminding me
of being a kid. I will however eat just about anything ,including menudo ,
If I make it myself.
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Dori A Schmetterling
I did consider white paint for the cabrio I was planning to buy 5 years ago
but I was advised by various people not do do it as it would affect
residuals. Funny thing, as in Europe up to the eighties white was very
popular and was promoted by Merc on safety grounds. Plus Merc's very bright
Arctic White was not available for this car.
So I chose black instead. Almost as 'generic' as silver...
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but I was advised by various people not do do it as it would affect
residuals. Funny thing, as in Europe up to the eighties white was very
popular and was promoted by Merc on safety grounds. Plus Merc's very bright
Arctic White was not available for this car.
So I chose black instead. Almost as 'generic' as silver...
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greek_philosophizer
Dori said:I did consider white paint for the cabrio I was planning to buy 5 years ago
but I was advised by various people not do do it as it would affect
residuals. Funny thing, as in Europe up to the eighties white was very
popular and was promoted by Merc on safety grounds. Plus Merc's very bright
Arctic White was not available for this car.
So I chose black instead. Almost as 'generic' as silver...
I wonder if changes in color preferences reflect a change in social
psychology.
A happy, confident, exuberant group might pick loud colours.
A more cautious group may choose less attention getting colors.
My impression is than in the last couple of decades people have moved
to
more muted colours, but I have no data to support that.
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The Spanish Inquisition
greek_philosophizer said:
And the lease company may prescribe muted colours for resale reasons.
Then there's the observation that loud colors (bright red or yellow)
tend to be the ones that fade long before the car is mechanically ready
for the scrap heap. Faded paint coats look awful and repaint jobs are
very expensive.
Ximinez
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pfjw
Guenter said:
De gustibus non est disputandum.
Peter Wieck
Wyncote, PA
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Dori A Schmetterling
Mercedes bright red or yellow, both of which I have seen (well, bright paint
on Mercs, maybe aftermarket), won't fade prematurely... ;-)
DAS
on Mercs, maybe aftermarket), won't fade prematurely... ;-)
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Guenter Scholz
...... could it be malformed tastebuds?
cheers, guenter
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pfjw
Guenter said:...... could it be malformed tastebuds?
Oh, I dunno. I have survived (and enjoyed) an actual "Goat Grab" in a
genuine Bedouin tent with a genuine Bedouin family in the Empty Quarter
of Saudi Arabia. But to this day, I still will not eat sweet potatoes
(or yams) in any form, pudding in any form, or offal. It can wiggle, it
can be strange, peculiar or mysterious, no problem. But those three
things I can detect in any quantity from about any distance, and I
cannot (not a matter of 'will not') eat them. Just won't get past the
plate or onto the fork (or into the right hand as it happens).
Peter Wieck
Wyncote, PA
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Roadie
Hmmm....
Pho is another tripe based soup which is delicious and of course the
Scots have their haggis and the southerners love those chitlins and
fried pork rinds. Sausage, liver, kidney, brain, sweetbreads, blood
pudding, scrapple, blutwurst, duck tongues, pickled pigs feet, beef
tongue, etc., etc are but a few delicacies enjoyed by a lot of people.
Expand your horizons beyond that overly salted and chemically preserved
Spam and you might find some real dining pleasure.
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pfjw
Roadie said:
See yesterday's reply... I have "been around" somewhat.
Peter Wieck
Wyncote, PA
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Roadie
Well, I can't even begin to comprehend why yams or sweet potatoes are
so awful they would rank with offal. And I'm not even sure just
exactly what offal really is, since many cultures use most every part
of the pig or cow but their respective oink or moo.
Most meat products are really nothing more than tasty protein if fixed
properly. Sweetbreads sauteed in a wine sauce are delicious for
dinner, as is a chopped chicken liver sandwich for lunch. And who
could pass up that Pennsylvania delicacy fried scrapple with scrambled
eggs for breakfast.
I would venture to say that some people would lose their appetite for a
lot of common meat products if they saw a feeding operation or visited
an abattoir.
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anton
uhmmmm, pho
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Dori A Schmetterling
Me, for example.
Yuuuukkkhhhh....bleahhh........
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