I used to have a Chobani cup 3 or 4 times a week. I don't know why, but Greek Yogurt just stopped appealing to me at some point. Much prefer the more traditional now so I just get Great value brand.It takes all my willpower not to eat the entire container in one sitting.
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This hardly tastes like Greek Yogurt (Which honestly tastes like thick, very bitter/sour, liquid cheese), but it retains it’s texture. It’s actually really sweet, which is why I love it.I used to have a Chobani cup 3 or 4 times a week. I don't know why, but Greek Yogurt just stopped appealing to me at some point. Much prefer the more traditional now so I just get Great value brand.
That is very good way of describing it. It wasn't like that to me when I first started eating it, but then it grew into what you described. I'm not sure why though. Taste buds changes I guess... lol.Which honestly tastes like thick, very bitter/sour, liquid cheese
Homemade Francesinha, with fries and a beer (of course).
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I used to have a Chobani cup 3 or 4 times a week. I don't know why, but Greek Yogurt just stopped appealing to me at some point. Much prefer the more traditional now so I just get Great value brand.
This makes TB’s strugglefood look gourmet
Got here some that minute microwaveable pasta and using orange sauce as the...well, sauce.
Sly bastardEdit: I think it might just be called chicken here.
I sorely blame this thread for making me buy a tin of Spam last week for the first time in around twenty years. Forgot how good it is and definitely will be getting it regularly from now on.
It's not as processed as I suspect many assume. It's pork shoulder and ham ground with salt, sugar, potato starch as a binding agent and sodium nitrite which slows bacterial growth and helps to maintain the pink color. And it's cooked in the can.I think spam gets a hard time because it’s heavily proceed and actually not that cheap (depending on where you buy it) but it certainly is tasty. Almost as good as corned beef.
Royale with cheese.Quarter pounder