I take my coffee Mocha Cappuccino whenever i get the chance, but otherwise a few shots of creamer and a head of sugar are all I need to make it drinkable.

I am a bit of a coffee addict, though I hated it at first but now I love it. It's an acquired taste.

A large Yorkshire Pudding with Sausages in it

Brit Five.

edited 16th Feb '12 6:01:57 PM by gingerninja666

@ Alik: It's Sausages in a large Yorkshire Pudding.

Brit Five.

edited 16th Feb '12 6:01:23 PM by Badwolfwho

Toad in the hole is a traditional English dish[1 consisting of sausages in Yorkshire pudding batter, usually served with vegetables and onion gravy. The origin of the name "Toad-in-the-Hole" is often disputed. Many suggestions are that the dish's resemblance to a toad sticking its head out of a hole provides the dish with its somewhat unusual name. It is rumoured to have been called "Frog-in-the-Hole", at one time, although little if any evidence corroborates this assertion. It can also be referred to, less popularly, as "sausage toad".

You've gotta love Wikipedia.

Edit: Repeatedly Ninja'd

edited 16th Feb '12 6:02:45 PM by crowlover

A bit unrelated but the best place for eating bread an chocolate around here is a restaurant called "el cardenal" they give you just baked bread and superb good chocolate milk.

I enjoy a good Cafe au Lait on occassion.

Oh, well that explains it.

...

What's a Yorkshire Pudding?

Ninja'd

edited 16th Feb '12 6:02:32 PM by Allik

I've never had coffee. I don't get the appeal.

@draenius "googles coffe aut lait"

Hey, at least we have vinegar fries!

I'll let wikipedia man or bad take this, since I can't really describe a yorkshire pudding.

Vaguely cup shaped batter, I guess

edited 16th Feb '12 6:03:52 PM by gingerninja666

So how did the topic suddenly get on weird foods that noone likes?

On that note, how do people stand peanut butter?

I am not the least surprised that there is a Dumas, Arkansas. I'm not actually comfortable pinpointing the town, but Memphis is the closest "big city" to where I live if that's any indication.

There is also a Weiner, Arkansas close to where I live. Oh, the jokes....

edited 16th Feb '12 6:05:04 PM by Calnos

How do you folks not know what yorkshire pudding is? Next you'll tell me you've never had a good mutton curry or chana bhattura.

Ah, Gotcha

edited 16th Feb '12 6:05:09 PM by Drenius

Yorkshire Pudding is a dish that originated in Yorkshire, England. It is made from batter and usually served with roast meat and gravy.

@Storyyeller:....because peanut butter is awesome?

EDIT: To keep this vaguely on topic...

edited 16th Feb '12 6:06:01 PM by JapaneseTeeth

I often find surprising that some people don't like chocolate.

Food tastes vary a lot! for sure.

@story I can only stand Peanut Butter in Reeses products

@story I eat peanut butter almost every day. What do you think is bad about it?

The hell is going on here?

A Yorkshire Pudding is like some kinda mixture that's been put in an oven. And they're necessary for Sunday Dinners. You put gravy and pretty much anything you want in them.

Peanut Butter is great.

edited 16th Feb '12 6:06:03 PM by Badwolfwho

This thread is approaching English critical mass. Quick, J Teeth, start talking about hamburgers.

Do you guys have bubble and squeak?

and enchiladas!

edited 16th Feb '12 6:06:33 PM by FallenLegend