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  • Dr_PainD Dr_Pain

    I have so many opinions on overrated foods BUT I won’t go there…… what I will do instead is share that I can eat anything however CANNED green beans are my kryptonite. I cannot doctor those things enough to like them.

    Secretly I would say that escargot and lobster are highly overrated. When you need that much butter or mayonnaise to make them taste good…… well I was not suppose to go there LOL!!

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    Nicolai
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    Dr_Pain I would rather eat the can! However, out of the garden, the freezer or pickled is a whole other matter.

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    • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

      Grimpuppy Not in total agreement. But, everyone has “THEIR” list and I respect THAT!!! I know what NOT to serve you when you come over and that’s a good thing to know. It’s one thing I ask people to identify before I cook for them. Many don’t know what they like. But, they DO know what they don’t. Have a good rest of your day. BTW: making GRITS for shrimp and grits for tonight’s meal. Yep, I’m smiling.

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      zbigjeff - Shrimp and grits with maybe a little cheese is my happy place.

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        Grimpuppy
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        How do not know how something that smells as good as coffee can taste so bad. I have tried it about every way imaginable. I have had people sneak it into foods and I can always pick it out. For some reason the taste doesn’t match the smell for me.

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        • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

          How do not know how something that smells as good as coffee can taste so bad. I have tried it about every way imaginable. I have had people sneak it into foods and I can always pick it out. For some reason the taste doesn’t match the smell for me.

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          johnsbrewhouse
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          Grimpuppy Because you buy coffee from the store, if you roast your own its so much better

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            It may be better, but if you don’t like the taste of coffee you won’t like the taste of good coffee.

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              If my profile pic wasn’t holding a beer, it’d be a cup of coffee. Fresh pot every morning. Been loving the Starbucks Sumatra for a lot of years now. Part of the wakeup process.

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              • PapaSopP PapaSop

                If my profile pic wasn’t holding a beer, it’d be a cup of coffee. Fresh pot every morning. Been loving the Starbucks Sumatra for a lot of years now. Part of the wakeup process.

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                PapaSop My wife doesn’t like coffee but I can drink it all day long.

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                • PapaSopP PapaSop

                  If my profile pic wasn’t holding a beer, it’d be a cup of coffee. Fresh pot every morning. Been loving the Starbucks Sumatra for a lot of years now. Part of the wakeup process.

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                  PapaSop Sumatra is one of my favorites. Picked up 2-1lb bags a week ago in the clearance bin for $5.99 @bag. I felt like I stole them!

                  Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                    every morning starts with coffee and food , grits and hominy no !

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                    • ? A Former User

                      zbigjeff - Shrimp and grits with maybe a little cheese is my happy place.

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                      @bmartin1000 We live in the same house.

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                      • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                        Grimpuppy Because you buy coffee from the store, if you roast your own its so much better

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                        johnsbrewhouse I agree on it’s where you buy it and how it’s stored. But, roasting your own is at another level which I only do when it’s decent weather outside. Don’t have a place where the ambient temp allows the coffee to roast to first crack when the outside temp is below 50. Yep, I did it in the house and not ever again. I do have a source that roasts my Tanzanian Peaberry beans are roasted and bagged for me fresh. I bring them home and place them in vacuum packed jars. I do understand that coffee is not for everyone. That’s why there’s all sorts of “other” items.

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                        • craigriceC craigrice

                          every morning starts with coffee and food , grits and hominy no !

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                          craigrice We eat grits at least once a week here for breakfast, but I can’t convince my wife to eat them any other way. She also told me she doesn’t care for hominy, told her grits are made from hominy and made her look at the box.

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                            my wife likes the yellow hominy

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                            • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                              johnsbrewhouse I agree on it’s where you buy it and how it’s stored. But, roasting your own is at another level which I only do when it’s decent weather outside. Don’t have a place where the ambient temp allows the coffee to roast to first crack when the outside temp is below 50. Yep, I did it in the house and not ever again. I do have a source that roasts my Tanzanian Peaberry beans are roasted and bagged for me fresh. I bring them home and place them in vacuum packed jars. I do understand that coffee is not for everyone. That’s why there’s all sorts of “other” items.

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                              zbigjeff I still roast mine in the house, mine is a smokeless roaster by Nesco, they quit making them. The next one will be one that can be exhausted out the window via ducting. I only roast Kona beans, but I had a cheap source and have several green pounds vacuum sealed.

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                              • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                craigrice We eat grits at least once a week here for breakfast, but I can’t convince my wife to eat them any other way. She also told me she doesn’t care for hominy, told her grits are made from hominy and made her look at the box.

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                                johnsbrewhouse LOL Love you guys. You just make me smile.

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                                • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                  zbigjeff I still roast mine in the house, mine is a smokeless roaster by Nesco, they quit making them. The next one will be one that can be exhausted out the window via ducting. I only roast Kona beans, but I had a cheap source and have several green pounds vacuum sealed.

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                                  johnsbrewhouse Mine is anything but smokeless. I smelled like a cup of coffee everywhere I went for a week. LOL Wish I could find another smokeless one that didn’t cost hundreds of dollars.

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                                  • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                                    johnsbrewhouse Mine is anything but smokeless. I smelled like a cup of coffee everywhere I went for a week. LOL Wish I could find another smokeless one that didn’t cost hundreds of dollars.

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                                    zbigjeff I think mine was $159 when I bought it four years ago, it was the replacement for the one I used up. The house does smell like roasting coffee and sometimes like brownies as the wife says, she hates coffee unless it slip to her hidden in some other product.

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                                    • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                                      zbigjeff I think mine was $159 when I bought it four years ago, it was the replacement for the one I used up. The house does smell like roasting coffee and sometimes like brownies as the wife says, she hates coffee unless it slip to her hidden in some other product.

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                                      johnsbrewhouse But, I thought you said it’s no longer available. That’s why I didn’t even research.

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                                        Dr_Pain I would rather eat the can! However, out of the garden, the freezer or pickled is a whole other matter.

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                                        Nicolai said in Overrated Food:

                                        Dr_Pain I would rather eat the can! However, out of the garden, the freezer or pickled is a whole other matter.

                                        We are in complete synch on that. Spicy pickled green beans in a solid Bloody Mary… yum!

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                                          For the grits haters I would dare say that Zea’s roasted corn grits would change your mind. I may have to share the recipe one day (my tweak of them)

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