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Your favorite type of food


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  1. 1. As the title implies, what is your favorite kind of food?

    • American
      9
    • Polish
      3
    • Chinese
      11
    • Japanese
      7
    • Italian
      12
    • Mexican
      7
    • German
      4
    • Other
      6


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My favorite would have to be a tie between Italian and Japanese. Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo with a side of sushi? Yes plz. =D

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American, British, German and Mexican. I really don't have a favorite.

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Oh, leave British out of there why don't you!

Well, I'd say British and Chinese. Haven't tried much other except than some Indian, but it's not really my cup of tea.

P.S. You spelt 'Polish' wrong.

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Japanese, Chinese and Italian manly pasta and noodle base but I'm open to all types of food. I eat A TON of Food it's not even funny I can eat 2 salad bowls 10 bread sticks and the entire "tour of Italy" (olive garden btw) and still be hungry and I'M SKINNY!! 4 packets of ramen that's a ton of ramen and sushi ~__~ I love sushi they ran out at my local buffet because of me.

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Most definitely Chinese food; I'll take all of the Chicken & Broccoli as well as the General Tso's Chicken you've got! :D

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Oh, leave British out of there why don't you!

Well, I'd say British and Chinese. Haven't tried much other except than some Indian, but it's not really my cup of tea.

P.S. You spelt 'Polish' wrong.

...no I didn't =P

You "spelt" 'spelled' wrong. :troll:

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While in general loving food, I'm especially fond of american style BBQ. Tender spareribs, juice beefs, spicy chicken, roasted potatoes and a fresh salad. I also really like chinese food, or rather, what we in the west perceive as chinese food.

Not so fond of my own countrys food. Norway's never been known for its culinary experiences.

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Not so fond of my own country's food. Norway's never been known for its culinary experiences.

I can relate to that. Have you ever heard aboout people that have been out of the country say "Ugh, I'm so tired of eating (foreign food) I can't wait to eat (own country's food)"? I never got that. My own food never really satisfied me.

As fro the question, I'd say Italian, American, Mexican and the local concept of Asian (Japanese and other more than Chinese, though). I'm open minded, and there are few things that I won't eat.

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The only kind of food I don't really like is anything overly spicy, and most Chinese food just doesn't interest me. Everything else is fair game.

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Japanese, Mexican, Italian, and German food~ oh soo good. American food to me is me most foreign foods are delicious.

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I love Mexican and Cuban food. Unfortunately, there isn't much of either where I live now D:

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I can relate to that. Have you ever heard aboout people that have been out of the country say "Ugh, I'm so tired of eating (foreign food) I can't wait to eat (own country's food)"? I never got that. My own food never really satisfied me.

It's especially bad around christmas. We have lots of traditional dishes which I wouldn't offer my worst enemy a taste of, the worst being Lutefisk.

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Yes, that's dried cod or ling that's been going trough an extensive lye(NaOH) treatment.

The first treatment is to soak the stockfish in cold water for five to six days (with the water changed daily). The saturated stockfish is then soaked in an unchanged solution of cold water and lye for an additional two days. The fish swells during this soaking, and its protein content decreases by more than 50 percent producing a jelly-like consistency. When this treatment is finished, the fish (saturated with lye) has a pH value of 11–12 and is therefore caustic. To make the fish edible, a final treatment of yet another four to six days of soaking in cold water (also changed daily) is needed. Eventually, the lutefisk is ready to be cooked.
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LOL Asper. I am from Minnesota, a state with a high population of people with Swedish/ Norweigian ancestry. I have heard all about how gross lutefisk is. I suppose its the Norweigian equivalent to corned beef and cabbage on st. patricks day

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Italian. Soooo much Italian.

Greatest. Food. EVER. k_e_tongue.gif

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Chinese is yummy, but I don't really have a favorite. So I put Chinese =3

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