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The worst foods you have ever tried ever Anonymous 02/08/12 (Wed) 11:18:58 No.17 [Reply]

So, yeah, name some of the worst foods you have tried ever. One of the worst deserts I've ever tried was daifuku/mochi. It was this disgusting, slimy, squishy ball full of red bean paste.

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Anonymous 02/11/12 (Sat) 06:42:04 No.29

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This…this cheap can of Bird's Nest drink. It cost less than a dollar, and, tragically, I found out why. I managed to erase the exact taste from my memory, but it had an awful chemical taste, and there were some small, round, hard and prickly things floating in the drink.

There was a period of time in which my mom cooked miso soup for us at least 2-3 times per week, and she always added too much paste. I could bear with drinking overly-strong miso soup, but then she started cooking in frozen scallops. I found it unpleasant. One night, though, we ran out of green onions to add to the soup, so she improvised with chives…it turned out to be a thick, green and salty goop. Nobody wanted to eat it.

Anonymous 02/12/12 (Sun) 10:47:40 No.30

A disappointing food was karaage. Honestly, I thought it was going to be super good, but it was really plain. Maybe the people who made it were bad at making it, but still.

Anonymous 02/13/12 (Mon) 03:07:15 No.31

Agreed, mochi is disgusting.

Anonymous 02/13/12 (Mon) 04:54:14 No.32

>>67
Finally, someone who agress :"D

Anonymous 02/13/12 (Mon) 04:54:25 No.33

>>71
agrees*

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Cooking Tomatoes Anonymous 02/08/12 (Wed) 05:47:09 No.46 [Reply]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gn7SWpctUL4

I like this cooking show. Too bad it's the only episode.

Konan 02/08/12 (Wed) 05:59:15 No.47

I've seen her stuff before, so lovely. I love the one on eggs the most though
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVlqGe5YXfU

Anonymous 02/08/12 (Wed) 06:06:00 No.48

>>24

Oh yeah, I forgot about that one! It's pretty good as well.

Scratch what I said about the video in the OP being the only episode, then.

Anonymous 02/10/12 (Fri) 06:18:44 No.49

Cooking tomabos is a hassle.

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Konan 02/07/12 (Tue) 13:29:59 No.63 [Reply]

Food you suddenly want to eat due to Yumi Nikki or one of its fangames

I want to make these so bad
http://sourkrautkrafts.blogspot.com/2010/10/glass-shard-cupcakes.html

I blame Doodle

Anonymous 02/07/12 (Tue) 14:37:34 No.64

Broken glass candy is pretty fun to make, I made it for halloween..
You can actually get splinters frmo it though, it hurts like hell..

Konan 02/07/12 (Tue) 18:43:13 No.65

>>16

There are some cool ornament cookies that include that glass-look as part of the cookie. I really want to make some for Christmas this year. This kinda stuff looks easy enough for a moron like me to accomplish.

I'd like to do some cool Yume Nikki and fangame food related things in the future. I almost did the Kyu-kyu treat in >>177 but because of time issues I ended up making a cake instead >>405

If I do make the cupcakes above I'll make sure they have blue frosting and red sprinkles xD

N !IKlc0w/AJw 02/09/12 (Thu) 05:22:12 No.66

I can't think of any food that I want to eat because of Yume Nikki/fangames right now.
But, whenever I see a rusty pipe, I kind of feel like biting it. XD
.flow pipe cake needs to be made!

Anonymous 02/09/12 (Thu) 16:50:30 No.67

I keep seeing pictures of Tokuto-kun popsicles and I really want to make some badly.

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Praesul!!J//9xAxlwk 02/07/12 (Tue) 08:59:09 No.34 [Reply]

what

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Anonymous 02/08/12 (Wed) 20:04:09 No.41

Who said you have to mix them all together?

Boiled eggs make great ramen toppings, plus you can use them with the thing that looks like canned soup. Then, you can fry the vegetables on olive oil, and voila, you have a kind of low-cost lunch. (I have no idea what to do with the hot sauce, though.)

Anonymous 02/08/12 (Wed) 20:36:17 No.42

>>31
No one did, but that's what I visualized right away.

N !IKlc0w/AJw 02/09/12 (Thu) 05:06:02 No.43

>>32
Me too. (-_-)

That's some practical thinking there, >>31

>what to do with the hot sauce
A prank. =3
Just kidding.
I'd say "eat it", but I'm pretty sure even people who do eat the hot sauce by itself would get a stomachache pretty quickly. Most people anyways.

Anonymous 02/09/12 (Thu) 10:01:57 No.44

>>33

I'd be more concerned about setting my ass ablaze after eating it.

Anonymous 02/10/12 (Fri) 06:24:07 No.45

this actually sounds very pic related

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BANANA ICE CREAM kaguya 02/07/12 (Tue) 04:39:24 No.50 [Reply]

http://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-make-creamy-ice-cream-w-93414

fucking hellacious

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Anonymous 02/07/12 (Tue) 12:15:01 No.58

>>9
Sour cream is not salty, it just has a slight sour taste to it.

Anonymous 02/07/12 (Tue) 12:40:58 No.59

>>6

It doesn't taste sour at all with all the other stuff in there! You can make cakes with sour cream as well, it makes them moist and rich. Plain yogurt also works but I think sour cream is better.

Plus then I have sour cream left over to mix with rice and beans.

N !IKlc0w/AJw 02/08/12 (Wed) 02:28:33 No.60

>>12
Wow. I'll have to get someone who bakes to try using sour cream in somethings (cus I don't bake, unfortunately x_x).
=D
I'll start with the banana cake, just to be safe. xD

Anonymous 02/09/12 (Thu) 23:26:52 No.61

brb gonna go freeze some bananas

Anonymous 02/10/12 (Fri) 06:18:36 No.62

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