FOOD AND DRINK: The Yin and Yang, of THAT FOODIE THANG!
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Original post by dani_1991
YIN: The chocolatey ones provide a pretty good treaty breakfast. And the fruit ones aint so bad neither! 
YANG: Running out of the corner, and having too much yoghurt left over; s'not so good by itself!
YIN AND YANG OF: Almonds
YANG: Running out of the corner, and having too much yoghurt left over; s'not so good by itself!
YIN AND YANG OF: Almonds
Yin: Almond flavour is fantastic
Yang: When you're making marzipan, and you have to blend ground almonds and other stuff with a hand blender... and you cover yourself and your kitchen with sugar and almond dust
YIN AND YANG OF: Rice pudding!
(edited 12 years ago)
Yin~ You can adapt to your tastes so easily!; jam, berries, treacle, honey, cocoa, nuts etc :3
Yang~ It's really a Winter-y dish, and feels a bit heavy in Summer.
Yin & yang of....Quiche
Yang~ It's really a Winter-y dish, and feels a bit heavy in Summer.
Yin & yang of....Quiche
Original post by dani_1991
Yin: when ordering a Chinese takeaway, it's must have! Especially a nice egg fried rice, with the peas etc in.
Yang: they can over fry them, making it taste quite greasy. Also plain rice can be quite dull on it's lonesome!
Yin and yang of M&Ms!
Yang: they can over fry them, making it taste quite greasy. Also plain rice can be quite dull on it's lonesome!
Yin and yang of M&Ms!
Yin: They're made of chocolate.
Yang: Some of them are also made of peanuts.
Yin and yang of...
Butternut squash!
Ooh I love buternut squash!
The yin~ it tastes lovely roastes, mashed or steamed :3
The yang.... It be a hard shape to peel
Find me la yin & yang of....
A blueberry muffin.
The yin~ it tastes lovely roastes, mashed or steamed :3
The yang.... It be a hard shape to peel
Find me la yin & yang of....
A blueberry muffin.
Yin: one of your 5 a day. I joke! Na the hard top and soft middle compliment each other so well, and blueberry flavour adds a pleasant lightness you don't get with chocolate ones.
Yang: they are invariably very expensive from coffee shops! Also, sometimes you can't beat a chocolate muffin as a treat. Though blueberry is probably better suited for breakfast.
Yin and yang of Rocky Road Traybake
Yang: they are invariably very expensive from coffee shops! Also, sometimes you can't beat a chocolate muffin as a treat. Though blueberry is probably better suited for breakfast.
Yin and yang of Rocky Road Traybake
Original post by dani_1991
Yin: one of your 5 a day. I joke! Na the hard top and soft middle compliment each other so well, and blueberry flavour adds a pleasant lightness you don't get with chocolate ones.
Yang: they are invariably very expensive from coffee shops! Also, sometimes you can't beat a chocolate muffin as a treat. Though blueberry is probably better suited for breakfast.
Yin and yang of Rocky Road Traybake
Yang: they are invariably very expensive from coffee shops! Also, sometimes you can't beat a chocolate muffin as a treat. Though blueberry is probably better suited for breakfast.
Yin and yang of Rocky Road Traybake
YIN: It tastes so damn good. And you don't have to worry about neatness and presentation, the "homemade" look just adds to it's authenticity!
YANG: Making it in a whole tray batch makes it hard to not over-eat it...
YIN and YANG of..pepperoni pizza
YIN: the sense of adventure, just the name "Big Mac" feels like I'm conquering something by taking it on. Eat this and you'll be a big MAC-DADDY. And I love the smell of McDonalds foods.
YANG: Now that I'm older (and well, bigger) it doesn't seem all that impressive. And it doesn't fill you up for as long as it should or a different protein would.
YIN and YANG of turkey BREASTS?
YANG: Now that I'm older (and well, bigger) it doesn't seem all that impressive. And it doesn't fill you up for as long as it should or a different protein would.
YIN and YANG of turkey BREASTS?
YIN: Turkey, when cooked correctly, can be more flavoursome than chicken; there's nothing more blissful than a leftover turkey and stuffing sandwich (kudos if you have a ROSS GELLAR MOISTMAKER)... and it's a very very lean meat (sans stuffing and aforementioned moistmaker of course).
YANG: If overcooked, Turkey is the Sahara Desert of meats. It also has a bad rap for being a nightmare to cook properly; people forget that they often ONLY buy Turkey at Christmas; the day when you have a MILLION other things to contend with (and thus neglect the beast more than they think).
What's the YIN AND YANG OF: GALAXY MINSTRELS?
YANG: If overcooked, Turkey is the Sahara Desert of meats. It also has a bad rap for being a nightmare to cook properly; people forget that they often ONLY buy Turkey at Christmas; the day when you have a MILLION other things to contend with (and thus neglect the beast more than they think).
What's the YIN AND YANG OF: GALAXY MINSTRELS?
Yin: if you have the patience to hold them in your mouth without crunching, you reap the choc-heaven rewards. The melty middle is like God giving you a pre-heaven taster. Plus it's galaxy chocolate, and let's face it, ain't nothing wrong with that 
Yang: those 'sharing' bags are pretty damn small! You'll be in the cinema happily munching through and then; boom. You feel the cold unforgiving touch of plastic on your fingers. They are all gone. Here comes the guilt pangs. I refuse to read the nutritional value of what I have just happily consumed.
Yin and yang of: Chewitts!
Yang: those 'sharing' bags are pretty damn small! You'll be in the cinema happily munching through and then; boom. You feel the cold unforgiving touch of plastic on your fingers. They are all gone. Here comes the guilt pangs. I refuse to read the nutritional value of what I have just happily consumed.
Yin and yang of: Chewitts!
(edited 12 years ago)
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Yin: They get me through some lectures, I like have a variety of chewy flavours to select from.
Yang: I don't actually like all said flavours, and they aren't chewy enough
Find me the Yin and yang of....
Yin: They get me through some lectures, I like have a variety of chewy flavours to select from.
Yang: I don't actually like all said flavours, and they aren't chewy enough
Find me the Yin and yang of....
Original post by dani_1991
Yin: they're just so fun to eat! And I prefer them so much more to sweetcorn from a tin
Yang: if you dont make em right, they can be too hard. And they are a pretty boring/standard veggie choice.
Yin and yang of tinned drinks.
Yang: if you dont make em right, they can be too hard. And they are a pretty boring/standard veggie choice.
Yin and yang of tinned drinks.
Yin: For some reason, I like drinking from the tin. It's easy for out and about.
Yang: Once you open to can, you're committed to finishing the drink. Cant screw the lid back on to save for later. Now or never baby!
yin and yang of...cottage cheese
YIN: It's tasty and healthy, and usually paired with cool diverse things like chives or red peppers. Flexible enough to be used as a filling, topping or eaten alone!
YANG: The sheer amount of minging liquid you have to tip away from it. It also looks a weeee bit like maggots. Finally, the flexible nature of it has lead people to believe pineapple was a good pairing for it and as such, you can buy this in a tub. THIS IS EVIL.
YIN AND YANG OF: MCNUGGETS!
YANG: The sheer amount of minging liquid you have to tip away from it. It also looks a weeee bit like maggots. Finally, the flexible nature of it has lead people to believe pineapple was a good pairing for it and as such, you can buy this in a tub. THIS IS EVIL.
YIN AND YANG OF: MCNUGGETS!
yin - the sweet and sour sauce you can dip them in
yang - the nasty dry chicken in the middle
yin and yang of sticky toffee pudding?
yang - the nasty dry chicken in the middle
yin and yang of sticky toffee pudding?
Original post by *custardcream
yin - the sweet and sour sauce you can dip them in
yang - the nasty dry chicken in the middle
yin and yang of sticky toffee pudding?
yang - the nasty dry chicken in the middle
yin and yang of sticky toffee pudding?
Ying - It's so spongy and sweet. Tastes amazing with ice cream. The perfect dessert.
Yang - Restaurants are really mean with their sticky toffee sauce. There's never enough.
Ying and yang of.... those Cadbury's flake yoghurt pots.
(edited 12 years ago)
yin - the delicious creaminess!
yang - the size is titchy. and then you look at the calories for said tiddly pot
yin and yang of onion rings?
yang - the size is titchy. and then you look at the calories for said tiddly pot
yin and yang of onion rings?
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