There are so many amazing flavors when it comes to coffee, though. That's like preferring cheese pizza over toppings, which I know some people do, and they're weird also.
None, except on home fries. If I eat canned beans though, they'll have a ton of salt in them. I usually rinse them off because of that. If I eat canned beans without rinsing them, I'll feel ill.
Home fries is one of the few things I don't bother putting salt on because I eat them with ketchup. And beans, what kind are we talking, just regular beans or like Bush's baked beans?
There are so many amazing flavors when it comes to coffee, though. That's like preferring cheese pizza over toppings, which I know some people do, and they're weird also.
Pizzas are different, I'll always go for loads of toppings. But coffee, that's just man and caffeine and generally speaking, I don't want no shit coming between it.
Here's a question. How much salt do you guys typically put on your food? I usually drown mine in salt. Other people taste it, and they're like wtf...how do you eat that? :P I suppose I like everything in excess
Pizzas are different, I'll always go for loads of toppings. But coffee, that's just man and caffeine and generally speaking, I don't want no shit coming between it.
Got you. Yeah, canned things do generally have a shitton of salt. I love Bush's beans, though. Those things are fucking awesome and I don't have to add a thing to them.
Yeah, I'm typically not a huge fan of sweet dinner-type foods. I don't even really like pineapple or apple of any kind on my ham or pork like a lot of people. But I don't know, there's like crack in those cans of Bush's. I'm telling you. I'd eat an entire can of them.
I like milk by itself, but I don't drink it all that often. Have you ever had goat's milk? Back in Ukraine, when we stayed on a farm, my grandmother-in-law had goats, and she gave me some fresh, warm goat's milk. Oh, my god. That shit was so good. It was creamier than cow's milk.
I like milk by itself, but I don't drink it all that often. Have you ever had goat's milk? Back in Ukraine, when we stayed on a farm, my grandmother-in-law had goats, and she gave me some fresh, warm goat's milk. Oh, my god. That shit was so good. It was creamier than cow's milk.
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