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Re: Onions?
Posted: Sat 11 Jul, 2009 15.23
by Sput
I find that eating garlic is a good way of disguising onion breath
Re: Onions?
Posted: Sat 11 Jul, 2009 15.40
by Pete
but then how do you disguise the garlic breath?
Re: Onions?
Posted: Sat 11 Jul, 2009 15.40
by Sput
You know...it's never come up.
Re: Onions?
Posted: Sat 11 Jul, 2009 15.52
by lukey
Eww @ red onions. It's the vicious lying ugly sister of the onion.
Re: Onions?
Posted: Sat 11 Jul, 2009 15.57
by Sput
Just because it's whorish in colour. YOU RACIST.
Re: Onions?
Posted: Sat 11 Jul, 2009 16.48
by rts
Red onions are lovely! Thinly sliced, delicately draped over a salad. Yummy.
Re: Onions?
Posted: Sat 11 Jul, 2009 17.23
by Dr Lobster*
i never used to like onions, but i like them as a flavour (such as in curries or gravy) but as martin said, i couldn't just bite into one.
best use of onion powder award goes to pipers cheddar and onion crisps.
Re: Onions?
Posted: Sat 11 Jul, 2009 20.27
by Lorns
I love onions. Cooked or raw. I don't mind onion breath either. I wouldn't want to get intimate with onion breath but the smell makes me crave a cheese and onion sarnie. Preferably a sweet red onion and mature cheddar.
What does get my back up about onions is chinese chicken curries. They may as well call it onion with a hint of chicken curry. Every chinese takeaway i know bulks up there curries with hunks of onion.
Re: Onions?
Posted: Sun 12 Jul, 2009 12.02
by martindtanderson
Don't forget the chunks of green peppers also in the chinese curries!
Re: Onions?
Posted: Sun 12 Jul, 2009 13.21
by rts
Chinese curries?
Isn't that an oxymoron?
Re: Onions?
Posted: Sun 12 Jul, 2009 13.26
by Sput
No.