Have you ever had… milksoup with lumps? I'm half Estonian and my mom wanted us to get to know our culture and eat Estonian food, aparently milksoup with lumps is something typical Estonian and let me tell you it is absolutely disgusting
I've… never actually heard of it.
I've never heard of it too, but it sounds interesting. I'm not very picky so I would probably try it with little hesitation.
I have a cheese slicer and OMG THEY WORK SOO WELL!! I love them so much! My family never buys precut cheese, even before we bought/found our cheese slicer we still bought a block and cut slices with a knife.
I've seen something like that, but the bun was a glazed donut cut in half…
That… that is so true lol
A lot of fish, actually, and cooked vegetables, sometimes homemade hot dogs or hamburgers but often fast food from a restaurant.
A typical Swedish dinner would probably be like meatballs with pasta or mashed potatoes…
We eat a lot of vegetables too, but we usually don't cook them. They are more like a sallad…
I don't really know what a typical Canadian dinner would be, guess it depends on who your talking to.
Well, what would yours be?
Well my family really likes chicken breast and rice…which I don't like but ya know. Um a fancier at home supper would be like steak, corn, garlic bread and veggies, I guess like sausage and Pierogi's would be pretty normal for us as well.
Steak, corn, garlic bread… mmmm
I freaking love garlic bread
I mean I also love poutine but I don't eat it all that often haha
I've never had poutine… it looks good though!
It's great, although depending on where you get it from it can be pretty salty
Okie I need to go eat lunch before I start drooling, buee! XD
Sometimes I forget that other people live in different time zones and it might be a problem