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On 2/11/2016 at 5:58 PM, teacherM7 said:

Guacamole and Girl Scout cookies...and maybe chocolate stout.

I can see chocolate stout and thin mints or samoas going well together, but what cookies go well with guacamole?

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9 minutes ago, avflinsch said:

I can see chocolate stout and thin mints or samoas going well together, but what cookies go well with guacamole?

Thank you for noticing that, too! Lol.

Honestly I have a very intense love of avocados so I'd be willing to try, like, the shortbread cookies (I think called Marias or something?) with some homemade guac. 

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36 minutes ago, avflinsch said:

I can see chocolate stout and thin mints or samoas going well together, but what cookies go well with guacamole?

 

24 minutes ago, bugabooo said:

Thank you for noticing that, too! Lol.

Honestly I have a very intense love of avocados so I'd be willing to try, like, the shortbread cookies (I think called Marias or something?) with some homemade guac. 

Sorry! Guacamole & tortilla chips, followed by caramel delites and stout as "dessert". Highly nutritious!!

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I'm so glad I found this while I was procrastinating working out lol . 

I don't usually stress eat, but when I do- Wheat Thins. Usually with a cup of hot chocolate and a Disney movie or video games so I can avoid thinking about impending rejections from the programs I haven't heard back from -_-. I could probably finish the box and be ready for seconds before the trailers are done. Oops.

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I found a local farm that sells duck eggs... So that's what I've been stress eating now. On that note, duck eggs taste like chicken eggs, but a lot better. The yolks are sooo much creamier and the whites are so much fluffier. My god. 

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On 1/19/2016 at 5:42 AM, Effloresce said:

all of the sweets..

Why do the numbers in your signature not add up? :)

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Stopped by the fancy schmancy coffee shop on my way to work today. By the time I ordered and received my chemex brewed coffee and food, I had already been there for 30 minutes and was definitely going to be 10 minutes late for work. Worth it. As I unwrapped the warm egg and bacon sandwich on a lightly toasted brioche bun with siracha aioli, my grad school stress was not nearly as important as this immaculate sandwich. While I am writing this, my memory of the sandwich is dying, and my grad school worries are quickly inundating my thoughts once more.

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20 hours ago, CornUltimatum said:

I found a local farm that sells duck eggs... So that's what I've been stress eating now. On that note, duck eggs taste like chicken eggs, but a lot better. The yolks are sooo much creamier and the whites are so much fluffier. My god. 

100% going to an Asian market after work and buying those. Sounds delicious. 

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21 hours ago, juanmesh said:

Why do the numbers in your signature not add up? :)

they would if all my interviews were over. none of my programs accept w/out interview, so take that into consideration. :)

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I've actually been cooking and baking like crazy since the beginning of the year. I thought it was a good alternative, but then I realized all I'm baking are brownies and cakes and then cooking pastas...

Yeah need to find something else to stress eat. :P

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I've very suddenly-- like within the past month-- developed a love of cheese plates. I've never been very adventurous with cheeses, which as a vegetarian is probably some sort of crime. 

My definition of a "cheese plate" is currently gouda, colby jack, mozzarella, and whatever else I have on hand. And lots of crackers! It's really hard to find wine pairing guides for vegetarians, so I'm experimenting with that as well.

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21 minutes ago, bugabooo said:

I've very suddenly-- like within the past month-- developed a love of cheese plates. I've never been very adventurous with cheeses, which as a vegetarian is probably some sort of crime. 

My definition of a "cheese plate" is currently gouda, colby jack, mozzarella, and whatever else I have on hand. And lots of crackers! It's really hard to find wine pairing guides for vegetarians, so I'm experimenting with that as well.

A nice manchego with a sweet grape or apple is the way to go.

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12 minutes ago, sjoh197 said:

A nice manchego with a sweet grape or apple is the way to go.

To show how lame I am, I legit had to google that. It's definitely going on my grocery list! Thanks!
I do keep to the sweeter, brighter wines. I just haven't gotten my pallet to a place where I can appreciate dry wines yet! 

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3 hours ago, bugabooo said:

To show how lame I am, I legit had to google that. It's definitely going on my grocery list! Thanks!
I do keep to the sweeter, brighter wines. I just haven't gotten my pallet to a place where I can appreciate dry wines yet! 

Nah, I just really like cheese. Lol

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