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Weird question but since we're on the topic of food - do you guys have tablet and black pudding/haggis in the US?
Just interested since we don't have kool aid or twinkies and some other things you mentioned!
Most are flavoured with vanilla if you image vanilla icing/frosting or something like that. Very very sweet.@Jennie What does it taste like (the flavor)?
Most are flavoured with vanilla if you image vanilla icing/frosting or something like that. Very very sweet.
Once "melted" in your mouth it can have a similar texture to vanilla frosting actually.
@njallday yep thats black pudding. blood sausage is just a much more literal term haha! (sorry if thats too graphic for any vegetarians etc)
hah yes, just making sure! i once said black pudding and someone thought i meant chocolate pudding.. :rolleyes: two VERY different things. so just checking! but yeah its at irish pubs and i know the butcher we go to sells it... i haven't seen it in a mainstream grocery store ever, but i suppose you could ask the meat dept. it's kind of a staple in our house along with bangers and mash, coddle and colcannon, though i do not eat pork... or pigs blood lol but my family does!
Do y'all eat Spotted richard and Toad in the Hole too?
ETA: Lol at the FB censor! Spotted D!ck
Do y'all eat Spotted richard and Toad in the Hole too?
ETA: Lol at the FB censor! Spotted D!ck
haha those, we do not! whats a toad in the hole? i swear I'm actually american :oops: lol colcannon is delicious, though. everyone should eat it.
How do you live without crunchie bars. They're my all time favorite.Tablet never heard of. Black pudding or haggis - only if it is an Irish or Scottish restaurant/food store. Otherwise not too common here. We also do not get most of the Cadbury candies that you have over there - Crunchie Bars, Smarties, Flake, etc. - but they do have them in Canada.
I never even knew they existed until I began dating my boyfriend now husband back in college. His mom is from Ireland and his aunt lives in Canada so between his relatives I got to experience the holy grail of candies.How do you live without crunchie bars. They're my all time favorite.
ETA: since were on the topic of food and I don't want to double post. All human beings, and some dogs, should experience donairs and poutines. Best things ever.
Donairs are Greek, but were first made in halifax. It's a really thick pita topped with sliced lamb meat - depends on where you get it from though - cooked on a spit, with donair sauce - condensed milk, garlic, and other yummy stuff - mozzarella, onions and tomatoes. I make a killer donair dip, but I use ground chicken because I won't eat beef or lamb.I never even knew they existed until I began dating my boyfriend now husband back in college. His mom is from Ireland and his aunt lives in Canada so between his relatives I got to experience the holy grail of candies.
Poutine is delicious. Donairs? Enlighten me.
It was an accident. But accurate at the same time. ;)@AndrewSky why the old thread rating? I saw this thread brought up in another thread. I was just curious. And wanted to put my input.