The Friday Five

[nanila]

1. What's a food you liked when you were younger but don't anymore?
   This is quite difficult for me because there are loads of foods I grew up with in Hawai'i that I never eat now due to their non-availability where i live in the UK. So I find it easier to name foods that I liked when I was younger but am unsure I would like now, such as stinky pickle radish, humbao, and chicken malunggai.
   
   
2. What's a food you used to not like but now you do?
   I used to loathe spicy food. I can tolerate a moderate amount of chilli now and enjoy it.
   
   
3. What's a food you enjoy eating both warm and cold?
   Y'all, I am super lazy about food preparation, I will eat almost anything cold if it saves time. If left to my own devices I would live on ramen, fruit you don't have to peel, and tea.
   
   
4. Are there any foods you can't get anymore? Why not?
   *weeping* So many. If I list them (manapua), I (malasadas) will (cheap sushi) get (burritos should not cost £8) depressed. Second question: geography.
   
   
5. What's your favorite "breakfast for dinner" (or "dinner for breakfast") food?
   Sweet American-style pancakes for dinner.
   

Comments

[pbristow]

"Y'all, I am super lazy about food preparation, I will eat almost anything cold if it saves time. If left to my own devices I would live on ramen, fruit you don't have to peel, and tea."

Marry Me!!! Oh, er, guess I missed the boat there... =;o}

[pbristow]

(In my case: Microwavable-in-90-seconds pasties and/or tins of highly processed meat products, re-sealable packets of dried fruit (mainly prunes), and tea. =:o} )

[nanila]

All the food groups! 😄

[pbristow]

Not quite: My diet is deficient in Burnt Crispy Bits(TM). =:o\

[shirebound]

I had to Google malasadas, and now I want some too.

[nanila]

They're so good. If you ever have the opportunity, get them from here https://www.leonardshawaii.com/malasadas/ and eat them fresh from the box!