Foodhttp://sovietrussia.org/p/ Last 100 posts from Food at Soviet Russia. No.80 DSFA http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/78.html#80http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/78.html#80http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/78.html#80 Thu, 04 Mar 2010 17:27:11 GMT File: 600x500, wisky_wm_litrag_b.jpg
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I only drink whisky

]]> No.79 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/78.html#79http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/78.html#79http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/78.html#79 Mon, 01 Mar 2010 18:53:15 GMT File: 768x576, Olde Fortran.jpg
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]]> No.78: Beer Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/78.html#78http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/78.html#78http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/78.html#78 Fri, 26 Feb 2010 00:22:43 GMT File: 400x320, beer.jpg
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It's beer, discuss.

]]> No.77 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/75.html#77http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/75.html#77http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/75.html#77 Fri, 05 Feb 2010 15:02:59 GMT http://www.lastfm.jp/user/Darkstar66

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]]> No.73 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/62.html#73http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/62.html#73http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/62.html#73 Fri, 27 Nov 2009 22:34:30 GMT THANKS!

THANKS, THANKS!

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]]> No.61 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/61.html#61http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/61.html#61http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/61.html#61 Tue, 24 Nov 2009 04:33:12 GMT File: 819x1200, Yotsuba - Toaster streudel icing.jpg
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All boards need Yotsuba

]]> No.60 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#60http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#60http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#60 Mon, 23 Nov 2009 01:44:09 GMT Mine go as such
Bread|turkey|swiss cheese|ham|american cheese|bread

]]> No.57 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#57http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#57http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#57 Wed, 07 Oct 2009 13:54:01 GMT File: 600x650, marisa+alice mushrooms.jpg
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Every day for the past 2 weeks at least, I have had Tesco Value Meatballs for lunch. They're from Tesco and they're definitely good value, but they're not exactly "balls" and I doubt there's much meat in them.

]]> No.56 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#56http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#56http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#56 Tue, 06 Oct 2009 05:35:14 GMT Provolone is really good if you fry it, seriously. Put a thick slice in a skillet on medium heat until it gets all bubbly and starts turning brown at the edge. Flip and give it another minute, then slap it into your sandwich.

]]> No.55 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/6.html#55http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/6.html#55http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/6.html#55 Mon, 31 Aug 2009 18:05:09 GMT >>36
Cream or sugar?

]]> No.54 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#54http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#54http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#54 Thu, 20 Aug 2009 03:04:07 GMT File: 402x567, 2170388.jpg
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Hiyashi chuka - cold noodles with ham, egg, cucumber, tomato, ponzu sauce and a little Kewpie.

]]> No.53 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#53http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#53http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#53 Wed, 12 Aug 2009 19:49:48 GMT Bowl of cereal for breakfast.

Haven't had lunch yet.

Probably should.

]]> No.52 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#52http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#52http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#52 Wed, 12 Aug 2009 17:55:16 GMT >>49

I'm poorer

Wheat bread + peanut butter + strawberry jelly

]]> No.51 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/32.html#51http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/32.html#51http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/32.html#51 Tue, 11 Aug 2009 16:59:37 GMT I just made a pizza with some leftover Dongpo pork, it was a little weird but good.

]]> No.50 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#50http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#50http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#50 Sat, 08 Aug 2009 15:22:36 GMT >>49
at least you didn't say "bologna"

]]> No.49 DSFA !!nmugNUeC http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#49http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#49http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#49 Sat, 08 Aug 2009 11:36:37 GMT Tesco Value White Bread
Tesco Value Low Fat Spread
Lockerbie Mature Cheddar
Tesco Value Sliced Chicken

I'm a poor student :\

]]> No.48 DSFA !!nmugNUeC http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#48http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#48http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#48 Sat, 08 Aug 2009 11:32:56 GMT >>47
In my country we have a song we sing to children about the dangers of potato soup, and that they must take caution when eating it.

]]> No.47 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#47http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#47http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#47 Wed, 05 Aug 2009 01:36:20 GMT File: 488x421, s124.gif
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Potato and leek soup!

]]> No.46 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#46http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#46http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#46 Tue, 04 Aug 2009 23:51:14 GMT >>42
That sounds awesome!
I had a fruit salad dipped in cherry yoghurt for dinner today
I didn't even know cherry yoghurt existed, it's been a good day

]]> No.45 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#45http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#45http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#45 Mon, 03 Aug 2009 05:14:56 GMT baked cavatelli with a delish antipasto.

]]> No.44 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#44http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#44http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#44 Mon, 03 Aug 2009 03:52:20 GMT provolone is the vanilla of cheese.

toasted sourdough + lettuce + tomato + avocado + gruyère + smoked turkey. grind pepper to taste. optional: fried egg + open faced.

]]> No.43: sandwiches Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#43http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#43http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/43.html#43 Mon, 03 Aug 2009 01:23:20 GMT File: 512x384, sandwichclipart.jpg
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how do you make yours?

I like to take a bread roll, cut it in half, with provolone cheese, ham, toast it for 5 minutes, and add mustard and black pepper.

share sandwich recipes here.

]]> No.42 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#42http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#42http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#42 Fri, 31 Jul 2009 17:35:30 GMT Ground pork patty dipped in flour, egg and breadcrumbs then deep fried.

]]> No.41 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#41http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#41http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#41 Wed, 15 Jul 2009 04:51:51 GMT Just ate a falafel wrap and couscous. Delicious!

]]> No.40 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#40http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#40http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#40 Tue, 14 Jul 2009 17:51:25 GMT File: 600x500, 1221422646606.png
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Today my granny made fish, pizza and pasta to pick and mix. It was good, even if it was this new Vietnamese fake fish.

]]> No.39 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#39http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#39http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#39 Sat, 11 Jul 2009 23:53:25 GMT File: 578x550, moe.jpg
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I had a chocolate muffin and a coke today.

]]> No.38 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#38http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#38http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#38 Sun, 05 Jul 2009 16:55:59 GMT File: 408x600, yuyuko eating suikas.jpg
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No wait I had an egg sandwich on stale bread with watered down coke and a good muffin for lunch today. 8 FUCKING POUNDS IT COST
($13)

]]> No.37: DEAD BOARD LOL Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#37http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#37http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/37.html#37 Sun, 05 Jul 2009 16:53:10 GMT File: 550x600, keine eating.png
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What was the last meal you ate? I had microwave pasta

]]> No.36 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/6.html#36http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/6.html#36http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/6.html#36 Tue, 09 Jun 2009 11:57:39 GMT I prefer coffee

]]> No.34 anon chef http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#34http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#34http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#34 Sun, 07 Jun 2009 06:27:37 GMT I forgot the salt.... add salt to taste :P

]]> No.33 anon chef http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#33http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#33http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#33 Sun, 07 Jun 2009 06:24:31 GMT 5 table spoon garlic
5 table spoon olive oil
make the garlic golden

onion.. 1/4 cup
1/2 lb pork, 1/2 lb lamb, 1/2 lb beef
get it on the bone

brown them a little in the garlic/oil

burgundy... 3 cups

tomato sauce 3 large containers
small tomato paste

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]]> No.32 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/32.html#32http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/32.html#32http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/32.html#32 Wed, 27 May 2009 12:14:44 GMT File: 500x667, 1.jpg
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I love my pork belly.

]]> No.31 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#31http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#31http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#31 Sun, 22 Mar 2009 20:10:24 GMT My Grandma always makes spaghetti with that kind of sauce it's really good.

]]> No.30 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#30http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#30http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#30 Sun, 22 Mar 2009 01:59:23 GMT >>18
That's fairly creative, but in all the wrong ways.

]]> No.29 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#29http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#29http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#29 Sun, 22 Mar 2009 01:32:19 GMT It was probably Vodka sauce... try that next time, but use a recipe

]]> No.28 DSFA !!nmugNUeC http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#28http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#28http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#28 Sat, 21 Mar 2009 20:48:27 GMT >>27
As in, the opposite of free range...
Battery hens are caged, fed the very minimum to survive, don't get any exercise and their eggs are collected by the farmers like each morning. Once they stop making eggs they are killed.
As such, battery eggs are lower quality than from free range chickens, ie pale yolks, weaker shells, etc. But they are cheaper, which is why I get them. 16 battery eggs for a pound, compared to 6 free range eggs for £1.30 or something.

]]> No.27 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#27http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#27http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#27 Sat, 21 Mar 2009 02:50:42 GMT File: 400x400, DURMN15RT12Z_1_1.jpg
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> battery eggs

Wuh?

]]> No.26 DSFA !!nmugNUeC http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#26http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#26http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#26 Fri, 20 Mar 2009 20:58:01 GMT >>23
They're probably the cheapest thing in the entire store lol, working out at about 5c for a packet.
>>24
My girlfriend said it was because they were battery eggs and they're more likely to give you food poisoning if they're not cooked properly. But I don't know.

]]> No.25 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/13.html#25http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/13.html#25http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/13.html#25 Mon, 16 Mar 2009 09:37:51 GMT This is troubling.

]]> No.24 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#24http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#24http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#24 Thu, 12 Mar 2009 05:41:41 GMT Have you ver eaten a raw egg ?

I have done it couple of times ( broke it into a cup and swallowed whole)

never got sick.

]]> No.23 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#23http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#23http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#23 Wed, 11 Mar 2009 12:04:04 GMT I must say, I had never heard of bacon noodles prior to reading about them on this board. I don't know why not, either, because they're the obvious combination of two AWESOME FOODS. Noodles are great and really versatile, and bacon is even better.

]]> No.22 DSFA !!nmugNUeC http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#22http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#22http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#22 Wed, 11 Mar 2009 08:49:59 GMT >>20
What flavour did you use? What other ingredients did you put in? I usually use bacon noodles, then in the egg mix i put red onion, red peppers, soy sauce and a little pepper. If I have cheese I put that on top after I flip it so it melts

]]> No.20 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#20http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#20http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#20 Sun, 08 Mar 2009 22:30:59 GMT I just made one, it was delicious. I know I would've messed up the flipping part, so I just scrambled it.

]]> No.19: NOMLETTE Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#19http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#19http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/19.html#19 Thu, 05 Mar 2009 18:23:34 GMT File: 1212x606, NOMLETTE.png
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I've made this a few times and it's always amazing, but I made a mess of flipping it last week and it completely fell apart, so I thought, fuck it, I'll eat it as it is (it was less than half-cooked)

Anyway, turns out it's not a myth as I always thought, uncooked eggs can actually make you very sick. It was pretty cool though, I was having crazy visions; while I was being sick time stopped for a second and I could see myself from the side with a gush of puke hanging from my mouth, and then in bed my arms were huge, and a poster fell off my wall at the corner and when I pushed it back up I saw the whole wall completely crumbling away.

WOW

]]> No.18: Oh god, I tried an experiment... Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#18http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#18http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/18.html#18 Thu, 05 Mar 2009 01:00:46 GMT File: 513x471, img_1745.jpg
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I went to a restaurant once that had a dish with some kinda creamy red sauce, so I tried to reproduce it. Except I suck horribly at cooking, and especially figuring out what's in food, so I just figured what the hell, and stirred together some marinara and cream cheese.

The whole time I thought it'd suck, but it actually isn't bad. I don't know if it's just that the tomatoes in the marinara or if there was some sort of interaction with the cream cheese, but the taste was a little bitter. So, I added a half teaspoon of sugar to even it out. It mostly worked but as I said I suck at cooking and I didn't stir it in enough so a couple bites were a little... crunchy. :|

However it seemed to work okay, but wasn't at all like what they had at the restaurant so maybe I'll try something else next time.

]]> No.17 !4X8vLLNDE2 http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/17.html#17http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/17.html#17http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/17.html#17 Thu, 05 Mar 2009 00:29:46 GMT File: 249x246, banana.gif, animated
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First, you must spread a thick layer of peanut butter onto the white part of a slice of bread. You can only spread the peanut butter on the white part, and the white part only. You may only spread peanut butter on one side. Spreading peanut butter on both sides will provide an inferior sandwich. Next, you must spread a thick layer of jelly onto the white part of a slice of bread. You can only spread the jelly on the white part, and the white part only. You may only spread jelly on one side. Spreading jelly on both sides will provide an inferior sandwich. You cannot spread jelly onto the same slice of bread onto which you have spread peanut butter. Also, you cannot spread peanut butter or jelly onto more than one slice of bread, as this will provide an undesired excess of either ingredient. Additionally, only peanut butter and jelly can be spread onto these slices of bread; no other ingredient will suffice, and no substitute can be used in a sandwich that is to be legitimately recognized as a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Likewise, only bread may be the substance upon which the peanut butter and jelly are spread, as anything else does not fit the standards of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich; if the peanut butter and jelly are spread onto a culinary medium that isn’t bread, the meal at hand simply is not a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Once you have accomplished spreading a thin layer of peanut butter onto the white of one side of one slice of bread, and likewise has been accomplished using grape jelly on a separate slice of bread, you must match the slices of bread up to each other, forming a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. In this scenario, the peanut butter-covered face of bread must be facing the jelly-covered face of the second slice of bread so that the peanut butter surface touched the surface of the jelly. The surface of the peanut butter is not allowed to touch a jelly-less substance of bread, resulting in the jelly facing outwards, and likewise applies to the jelly. If a substance is found facing on the outside of the sandwich, the product will not be accepted as a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. The side with peanut butter and the side with jelly on it must match up and stick together to

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]]> No.16 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/15.html#16http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/15.html#16http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/15.html#16 Mon, 02 Mar 2009 16:14:32 GMT File: 642x482, It's Corn.jpg
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]]> No.15 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/15.html#15http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/15.html#15http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/15.html#15 Mon, 02 Mar 2009 02:13:34 GMT File: 640x480, corm.jpg
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Corm

]]> No.14 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/13.html#14http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/13.html#14http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/13.html#14 Mon, 02 Mar 2009 01:35:42 GMT File: 413x604, orly.jpg
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/p/ivo

]]> No.13: ITT: we guess what /p/ stands for Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/13.html#13http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/13.html#13http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/13.html#13 Mon, 02 Mar 2009 00:08:51 GMT File: 800x600, 14 57.jpg
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I think it's the tongue from the :p face.

]]> No.12 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/3.html#12http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/3.html#12http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/3.html#12 Fri, 20 Feb 2009 00:00:14 GMT File: 448x252, hamburgersyay.jpg
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]]> No.11 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/10.html#11http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/10.html#11http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/10.html#11 Fri, 13 Feb 2009 23:14:34 GMT tl;dr Do you REALLY want to eat it with extra sauce? Are you sure you don't just want to try saying "extra sauce"?

]]> No.10: Extra Sauce http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/10.html#10http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/10.html#10http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/10.html#10 Thu, 12 Feb 2009 20:54:59 GMT File: 329x281, yoshinoya.jpg
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Do you use a lot of sauce? I notice a lot of Americans tend to add sauce liberally to pretty much everything - more marinara than the spaghetti so there's a pool left when you're done, enough soy sauce so any rice dish tastes pretty much like salt, or flooding a steak in so much A1 or Heinz 57 that it might as well be a hamburger.

In my travels it seems that a lot of other countries don't tend to do this as much. Dunno if the obsession of flooding dishes with sauce an American thing, or if I just happened to find good restaurants by chance.

Also the more highbrow or "cultured" someone is, they tend to use less sauces and actually pay attention to how the food tastes. (That, or they get all artfaggy and try to use the sauce to draw stuff, instead of actually putting it on the food where it'd be useful.)

]]> No.9 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/1.html#9http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/1.html#9http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/1.html#9 Wed, 04 Feb 2009 12:25:30 GMT >>8
There was some other package of something Russian that had Haruhi on it, too. I can't remember what it was though.

]]> No.8 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/1.html#8http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/1.html#8http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/1.html#8 Wed, 04 Feb 2009 08:17:06 GMT File: 1580x1336, 16666_hq.jpg
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How about some waffles?

]]> No.7 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/6.html#7http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/6.html#7http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/6.html#7 Sun, 01 Feb 2009 21:41:40 GMT I've never tried chai tea.

]]> No.6 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/6.html#6http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/6.html#6http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/6.html#6 Fri, 30 Jan 2009 08:24:48 GMT File: 144x229, yhst-12786502137656_2021_87068.jpg
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So I just found a new favorite beverage: chocolate chai. It's like drinking a good cup of cocoa and chai tea at the same time, and it's pure awesome.

]]> No.5 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/3.html#5http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/3.html#5http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/3.html#5 Thu, 29 Jan 2009 23:07:24 GMT

>Hm... I recognize this post somehow.

( ˃ ◡˂)i typed it in the ctrl+v thread you may know first, and thought it was good so finished it here.
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>ramen + egg thing

That certainly is awesome!

]]> No.4 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/3.html#4http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/3.html#4http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/3.html#4 Wed, 28 Jan 2009 23:00:22 GMT Hm... I recognize this post somehow.

Flavors make sense together, maybe except for the bacon, but I would say mixing bacon and tomato soup seems about as weird.

Then again I thought the whole ramen + egg thing was weird until I tried it out, too.

]]> No.3: SOY TUNA BACON NOODLES Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/3.html#3http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/3.html#3http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/3.html#3 Wed, 28 Jan 2009 15:59:11 GMT File: 1440x810, 1218182059486.jpg
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I just had bacon noodles in tomato soup
But i couldn't be bothered with the soup so i used tuna instead
It looked like puke
But it was nice

11p tesco Bacon noodles
made in a cup
add soy sauce
mash up tuna and mayonnaise in a bowl
dump noodles on top

leave to stand while you do the dishes for your sick flatmate
eat stone cold

]]> No.2 Anonymous http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/1.html#2http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/1.html#2http://sovietrussia.org/p/res/1.html#2 Tue, 27 Jan 2009 02:46:58 GMT Why doesn't the west have wonderful Haruhi cookies?

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