Re: Sour Cream

[exhilaration]

When "sour" is used to describe any dairy product, it belongs in the garbage, not slathered all over your food.

That is all.

Comments

[ellisbell1848.livejournal.com]

oooh love your layout!

When "sour" is used to describe any dairy product, it belongs in the garbage, not slathered all over your food.

I know right! So gross. Yet, for some reason, I can't eat nachos without a little bit of sour cream... yet can't eat it apart from that. I don't really understand it myself.
I'm not a big fan of philly either. But hummus is something I can't live without. (it's my dip of choice)

[lara-everlong.livejournal.com]

did you know that in Philly "philly" is called cream cheese?

i had to think for a minute to figure out what you were talking about, lol.

I remember being in Europe in a sandwich shop and asking the lady what was in the different sandwiches and she said one was turkey and philadelphia, and I was like, huh? It's what?

btw I like hummus too, it's... totally... innocent and harmless, lol.

[ellisbell1848.livejournal.com]

I guess philly is a brand name anyway. There's regular old cream cheese, and then there's that philadelphia brand. I've had the philadelphia brand stuff once, and didn't think much of it.

Yeah, hummus is innocent lol That's so true.

[honorh.livejournal.com]

I absolutely agree. Can't stand the stuff. Bleah.

[charmling.livejournal.com]

Oh, I love sour cream. Only on baked potatoes and tacos, though. My dad eats it mixed with cucumbers, which I think is disgusting.

[ithildyn.livejournal.com]

No likely sour cream. Though I did make lemon sour cream cookies tonight. As an ingredient, it works, but not all by its lonesome!

[tenfeethigh.livejournal.com]

LOL but I love sour cream. Well, it's pretty traditional in Hungary so I can't really help it. :)