Quote from: Mr. AwesumSauce on September 07, 2011, 07:12:32 PMPotatoes, nuff said.What about cucumber, Pickle Boy?
Potatoes, nuff said.
Quote from: NFX on September 07, 2011, 07:12:46 PMNot possible. When have you ever asked for cabbage on a cheeseburger?Quoted for truth- next thing we know, he'll be putting Artichokes into them judging by his tastes =P
Not possible. When have you ever asked for cabbage on a cheeseburger?
Quote from: HurricaneAndrew on September 07, 2011, 07:14:10 PMQuote from: Mr. AwesumSauce on September 07, 2011, 07:12:32 PMPotatoes, nuff said.What about cucumber, Pickle Boy?Congratulations, you passed the test. You're now an honorary Pickle Boy.
Quote from: GoldenFox93 on September 07, 2011, 07:13:56 PMQuote from: NFX on September 07, 2011, 07:12:46 PMNot possible. When have you ever asked for cabbage on a cheeseburger?Quoted for truth- next thing we know, he'll be putting Artichokes into them judging by his tastes =P...I'm thinking of anchovies, what are artichokes?
Quote from: NFX on September 07, 2011, 07:12:46 PMNot possible. When have you ever asked for cabbage on a cheeseburger?Lettuce pwns cabbage if you only look at them raw and alone, but can we count recipes that use lettuce or cabbage? Because if you've ever had really good cole slaw or sauerkraut (like I have), the scale tips heavily in cabbage's favour.
Is that a pickle in your sig?
Umm... no... *giggles*
I haven't had Sauerkraut, but I had some cooked cabbage with dinner today, and I didn't enjoy it very much. I prefer most vegetables raw, such as peppers, carrots, sweetcorn, and onions as well. Lettuce as well.
Cole slaw is made of chopped up cabbage, red onion, carrot, and several otehr vegetables, and slathered with mayonnaise until you can barely taste the veggies themselves.