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Buffalo wings please, they are very yummy.

Ranch or ketchup?

Ketchup, I’ve never had ranch

Hot or Cold ketchup?

Oh gosh, cold please. I dunno why but warm ketchup sounds odd.

Spicy food or sweet food?

Immortalia wrote: ↑Wed Nov 29, 2023 6:51 pm Oh gosh, cold please. I dunno why but warm ketchup sounds odd.

Spicy food or sweet food?

Whoa boy, that's a tough choice there! I do love sweets, but I can only eat so much at once, and there are so many favorites I have that make it hard to choose from. Even recently with a good ol' chocolate and pumpkin pie.

On the other hand I really truly appreciate spicy foods, especially with some good quality Mexican restaurants we have around here. Plus I do like to spice things up even with my chili, for example.

If I had to only pick one of the two, I probably would go for sweet. Since as long as I have access to normal food, I could see my self wanting a sweet treat now and then.

Speaking of spices, jalapeño pepper or ghost pepper?

Jalapeno peppers, They go great with so many stuff. Ghost peppers are also way too hot for me.

Which color of bell peppers better, red or green?

Ithasmore wrote: ↑Wed Nov 29, 2023 8:43 pm Jalapeno peppers, They go great with so many stuff. Ghost peppers are also way too hot for me.

Which color of bell peppers better, red or green?

I was wondering if someone was going to ask that question since I brought peppers up! This one was kind of hard to decide on because most meals I've eaten with them generally consist of both, but I'll probably go for red due to the sweetness it offers over the bitterness the green one has.

How about black pepper versus red pepper when it comes to your seasoning?

Black has more variety, but red has a better flavor and is spicier so ill choose red.

Speaking of spiciness, do you prefer spicier foods or more mild ones?

Yes, I do generally like spicy foods more. Of course not all foods need to be spicy, but it probably be my go to. As long as it's enough kick with good flavor rather than just pure spice to make you want to cry.

Like I know we talked about ghost pepper, and that stuff alone is too hot, but the hint of it in sauces like what Wendy's has for Ghost Pepper Fries or even their Ghost Pepper Ranch sauce for their chicken nuggets was good. Though I'm glad those are not as hot as the actual ghost pepper. I wouldn't want that kind of spice in my foods.

Bland food or well seasoned food (Like salt, garlic salt, etc)?

I honestly love spicy food too, and I agree with what you said about it having to be a mix of spice and flavour, rather than it just burning excessively and making your eyes water.

As for the current question, I would say well seasoned. This again comes down to well seasoned, but not over seasoned if that makes sense. I like stuff like garlic to an extent too, even the likes of garlic bread is something I like a lot. The only issue is that strong flavours can sometimes aggrevate my issues with acid Reflux, as can things like cheese (mainly from pizza etc.), so I tend to moderate it a little but still try to enjoy what I like from time to time.

Crisps (chips) or popcorn?

Dude, I could almost eat some good garlic bread all day. I especially enjoy it with Italian foods, even though our Italian foods are not the true authentic experience. I have a co-worker that hates pasta here in America, but she loved it in Italy when she traveled there a month ago.

As for the question, I'm going with crisps (chips) because while I do like popcorn, I often find myself happier to snack on crisps (chips) a lot more. Plus I eat it more with things like sandwiches, sloppy joes, hot dogs, or even cheese burgers.

Speaking of burgers, I'm going to throw out an extra option here just due to the nature of how people like their things cooked...

How do you like your burgers and steak's cooked? Rare, medium, or well done?

I usually like it in between medium and well done, but for this I'll choose well done. Rare is essentially eating raw meat, and well done just tastes better than medium in my opinion.

Do you like burgers with little or no toppings or with a lot of toppings?

Ha! I can totally take this to my one friend who keeps trying to convince me otherwise! Thank you for agreeing with me on well done tasting better!

Now that is a tough question! It seriously depends on where I'm getting the burger from. I'll go ahead and say with the latter on a lot of toppings provided they are nice and fresh. Some of the best cheese burgers I've had had some really good fresh lettuce and tomatoes on them along with onions. Occasionally pickles as well.

If you were to get a good burger, what kind of side would you enjoy most with it? Homemade crisps (chips) or french fries?

I sometimes make fries to go with my burger and it tastes amazing, and I never had homemade chips, so I'll go with fries.

Do you put ketchup or mustard in your burgers?

I typically go with fries myself, though we do have a local bar and grill that also makes homemade chips, which is interesting!

Ketchup typically. I'm not into mustard like a lot of folks are. I probably would take some ketchup and a bit of mayo on the burgers.

Now how about some kind of appetizers, liked fried pickles or fried onions?

I cant stand pickles if im being honest and fried pickles sound even worse. Onions by a landslide.

How about desserts, pies or cheesecakes?

Believe it or not, I don't opt for pickles by themselves, I don't like them as well as my cousin did. However, fried pickles were actually amazing and I loved them. So if you ever get the option to try them, I do suggest trying it! Something new after all!

Oh boy! Now that's a tough one! I do love a good cheesecake, especially a strawberry cheesecake, homemade at that. Though I get more variety with pies, a lot more.

I think I will have to opt for pies on this one, given the selection of pies you can get. Pumpkin pie, cherry pie, apple pie, chocolate pies, and so much more. My uncle even made a peanut butter pie I loved too, it was one of his grandmother's old recipes! Yum!

Speaking of desserts, how about frozen custards versus the traditional ice cream?

I'll consider trying fried pickles if given the chance. As for the question, I never actually tried frosen custard until 3 days ago and it was delicious! However, nothing beats some cookie dough ice cream with a caramel drizzle.

Which breakfast food tastes better, pancakes or waffles?

Oooh, Cookie dough ice cream is pretty good too! Also you're doing a fine job at throwing out some tough questions!

I do like both, but between the two I will settle for pancakes because they are nice and soft, and are just nicely stackable. Plus I have added a little bit of peanut butter on them along with maple syrup and they are so good!

Between the two what do you feel is nicer for breakfast to go with your eggs? Sausage or bacon?

Baconnn please. I do love sausages still, but you can never go wrong with bacon. One of my favorite parts is how it makes the whole house smell like bacon for the rest of the day.

How do you like your eggs? Fried or scrambled? If fried, how do you like them? Sunny side up, over-easy?

That is a good question, and I'll go with scrambled. Mostly because that's what I generally am given. I never really tried eggs another way that I recall, and would be willing to someday. I just normally default to scrambled because that's the way we've always done it since I was a kid.

Though I do want to touch back onto bacon once more. How about regular bacon or turkey bacon?