• Re: 224 crackers was lung

    From NANCY BACKUS@1:123/140 to MICHAEL LOO on Saturday, September 01, 2018 15:04:00
    Quoting Michael Loo to Nancy Backus on 08-30-18 16:37 <=-

    departure. Among the snacks was a soy-mirin-glazed rice
    cracker that I found incredibly moreish. A small amount
    of taste reflection yielded the fact that these morsels
    had been deep fried.
    For a while we were buying at Wegmans a variety of rice crackers similar
    to what you describe... one flavor was wasabi, and it was quite moreish
    The outside sticky-sweet-salty-umami outside
    was fine, but the really irresistble part was
    the assertive but gentle crunch of the inside.

    These were like that, too... thin wafer-y crackers, that crunched
    nicely...

    one could somewhat lick the outer level of flavor, and then
    Hah, the truth comes out. One might even lick off
    the outside and replace them in the bowl, and some
    unfortunate innocent in the future would be
    treated to what was still an okay snack, if one
    didn't let on what had happened.

    I suppose one might... but I wouldn't have... :)

    Recently I've eaten some such that pretty clearly
    turned out to have been touched by Portuguese water
    dog drool. I didn't get up immediately and spit the
    stuff out, to my credit and the possible benefit to
    my immune system.

    Ick... but as you say, it probably was a benefit to your immune
    system.... ;)

    have a bit of it left in the cracker... they were crisp thin
    crackers... I forget the brand name, and dunno if Wegmans still carries them... we got out of the habit of buying them after a while... :)
    It would be nice to be able to come back to
    them at will, though.

    It would.... I meant to look for them when we last went shopping, and
    then forgot... maybe next trip....

    ttyl neb

    ... Another day of wine and roses - or in your case, beer and pizza.

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