h a l f b a k e r yQuis custodiet the custard?
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Could be used in cooking, or eaten directly out of the package (it would also be sweetened). You could put butter on it -- or peanut butter.
Chocolate Salo
http://news.bbc.co..../europe/3825221.stm
A Ukrainian delicacy, apparently(!) [prufrax, Jan 08 2005]
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you know that the center of oreos is made with lard and powdered sugar |
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Sounds like those fudge brownies I used to eat in college. That and a Mountain Dew was a good cold remedy. |
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homer (eating directly out of the package): mmmm...chocolate lard.....(drooling)... |
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Yum Yum, fat is where it's at! |
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I think this would be an excellent source of energy. The Inuit enjoy Muktuk which is a particular type of whale blubber. For a traverse of the Greenland ice cap or similar activity this would be great, for couch potatoes - not so great. |
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I made and tasted honey and lard once since I had read that lard was the most caloric food. That didn't work. I wanted the simplest way to get recommended daily calories as a part of my plan to get my nutrition as simply as possible. |
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