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What is your favorite snack?

The Crimson Universe

Active Member
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Spiced Potato Fritters (Bengal Style).
 

ChristineM

"Be strong", I whispered to my coffee.
Premium Member
At the local supermarket they sell Vaux charcuterie, there are several different types, rabbit, boar, venison, duck, veal etc. I like the fricandeau on fresh baguette.

Also

Pesto crisps (potato chips)

Also

Goats cheese and fig sandwich

Also

Mozzarella and pesto sandwich.

And now i feel terrible, I'm on a low residue diet (again) and can't have any of them so I'm going to post a picture of what I'm missing

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Vaux fricandeau
 

Regiomontanus

Eastern Orthodox
At the local supermarket they sell Vaux charcuterie, there are several different types, rabbit, boar, venison, duck, veal etc. I like the fricandeau on fresh baguette.

Also

Pesto crisps (potato chips)

Also

Goats cheese and fig sandwich

Also

Mozzarella and pesto sandwich.

And now i feel terrible, I'm on a low residue diet (again) and can't have any of them so I'm going to post a picture of what I'm missing

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Vaux fricandeau

I think that is the most unappetizing thing I have seen in a long time :). In my opinion. Goat cheese and fig sounds good.
 

ChristineM

"Be strong", I whispered to my coffee.
Premium Member
I think that is the most unappetizing thing I have seen in a long time :). In my opinion. Goat cheese and fig sounds good.


The fricandeau is very tasty. And i think Brussels sprouts are the most revolting food ever... Still it takes all sorts.

Goats cheese and fig is one of my favourites, on a sandwich or a salad. And yippee, figs are in season..


Oh and i forgot date and walnut cake...
 

exchemist

Veteran Member
At the local supermarket they sell Vaux charcuterie, there are several different types, rabbit, boar, venison, duck, veal etc. I like the fricandeau on fresh baguette.

Also

Pesto crisps (potato chips)

Also

Goats cheese and fig sandwich

Also

Mozzarella and pesto sandwich.

And now i feel terrible, I'm on a low residue diet (again) and can't have any of them so I'm going to post a picture of what I'm missing

View attachment 55781
Vaux fricandeau
Vaux? Do you mean veau, i.e. veal? I thought (je) vaux was 1st person of valoir, to value. Ou peut-etre je parle de mes fesses.
 
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