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What new foods have you tried recently?

I had bubble tea at the weekend. It was disgusting and artificial, and the semolina lingered all day. I advise avoiding.
I've been wanting to try bubble tea for ages! I found a place recently (mentioned earlier in teh thread) but they'd sold out so I got some shit psuedo-bubble tea substitute.

I'm going to have to ignore your opinion and try it regardless. I hope we have different tastes as I'll be gutted if it's rank after waiting all this time! :(
 
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Booths has been kind to me in the carbohydrate department :cool::thumbs:
 
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I tried cheese and onion weirdoughs(doughrings) yesterday. Tesco are doing them and I only went in for them. They're weird but good! I'd prefer if they had cheese and onion in them rather than flavouring though.
 
Callum91 I tried some firecracker lobster crisps at the weekend, tracked them down in a local English heritage property cafe. Also got some Guinness crisps too but they weren't detectable after eating the lobster ones :D
 
Whole baby broad bean pods. I thought there couldn't be anything more delicious than broad beans, turns out I was wrong.
 
Green and blacks dark chocolate with lemon. Bought it thinking it had the potential to be supremely disgusting, but it's lovely :)

That sounds really nice! That Lindt stuff with the flavoured goo inside is good too, tried the orange and the raspberry so far. I tried those rice cracker things Callum91 mentioned recently too, and I like them but seem to be capable of not eating the whole packet at once so I'll be buying more of them :cool:

Have just discovered that comte and dried apricots is not a great combination though :(
 
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Saw these today whilst browsing the fruit & veg section at Tesco. They combine my favourite colour with a vague reference to a video game I really enjoyed so naturally I had to part with the £1.50 asking price. I do generally prefer non-red tomatoes for eating raw so I should be onto a winner :cool:
 
Always wanted to sample a black/purple/blue tomato but I've yet to track one down. Forever hopeful...forever looking...forever wondering...what am I missing? :(
 
Cooked a kohlrabi for the first time on friday, I think they might be quite bland on their own, but they were very tasty in the recipe I used. I grated it, mixed it with cream and a bit of nutmeg, put it in a baking dish with covered it with a mixture of pecorino, ground almonds and parsley, before baking.

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A kohlrabi yesterday.
 
Some sausages that had sun-dried tomatoes and basil in them. They were pretty minging but 80p from £3.50 in the tesco tb I couldn't refuse
 
Hibiscus slushy from the food festival today. Apparently an Ivory Coast staple but relatively unknown here. Fucking lush <3
 
Rabbit - it's just like chicken really. I bought one off oldham indoor market & did a stew with barley and cider. Yeah, It was alright. It had a label on it that said "China" though - A chinese rabbit? Well I've heard of hung like a chinese mouse but the point is being stretched there.
 
It is not a new food to most people but I have finally got around to trying KIwi Fruit. I didn't bother before because it got mediocre ratings. I think the ratings are about right.
 
It is not a new food to most people but I have finally got around to trying KIwi Fruit. I didn't bother before because it got mediocre ratings. I think the ratings are about right.
Kiwi is lovely but it need to be REALLY ripe to be at its best, imo.
 
Rabbit - it's just like chicken really. I bought one off oldham indoor market & did a stew with barley and cider. Yeah, It was alright. It had a label on it that said "China" though - A chinese rabbit? Well I've heard of hung like a chinese mouse but the point is being stretched there.
By product of the fur industry. I always avoid them. I want to eat British bunnies dammit.
 
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