Whats your favourite food/drink, aroma/amell?

dysfunct · 21-04-2002 8:44pm #1

Like i just said Whats your favourite food/drink, aroma/smell?

For me its:
Food: Basmati Rice MMMmmmm good.
Drink: Coffee, good coffee More MMMmmmmmm

Khynareth · 22-04-2002 4:46pm

fresh, still hot crispy bread with a bit of butter on it...

Kolodny · 23-04-2002 3:43pm

Food smell: Garlic cooking.

Drink smell: Ginger tea.

sniff...

OLDYELLAR · 25-04-2002 10:30am

mmmmmmmmmmmmm deep pan cheese pizza , with a pint of bulmers now theres a meal and a half .

Xterminator · 25-04-2002 2:13pm

Food Smell ... baking baguettes , yknow the frozen half cooked ones ...mmm

As for drinking.. no real smell, but those bubbles in the glass , as your diet coke fizzs and the ice cubes just floating at the top ...

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Victor · 25-04-2002 2:26pm

Originally posted by Xterminator
Food Smell ... baking baguettes , yknow the frozen half cooked ones ...mmm

Thats the alcohol evaporating

Marzipan - by the packet full

OLDYELLAR · 02-05-2002 10:15am

peanut butter and mayonaise sandwiches are nice on occasion

BuffyBot · 02-05-2002 11:08am

Chicken Super Noodles - can't beat that artifical chicken smell and mmmm tasty

[I do actually like them!]

Fresh, hot bread and real butter is very cool too though!!!

po0k · 02-05-2002 5:46pm

Chicken dishes, be they Kormas, Tikkas, Casseroles or whatever.

"MMMmmm...I like teh chik-ahn"

OLDYELLAR · 09-05-2002 9:55am

curry .its like the best smell in the whole world

Beruthiel · 09-05-2002 10:26am

coffee - red wine - muscadet

frois gras - crepes

smell: baking bread

b20uvkft6m5xwg · 09-05-2002 7:44pm

Warm Cereal (for some reason)
No particular one-

meh likes C3r34l....nyom

dysfunct · 10-05-2002 3:52pm

Hmmm, cereal? I never really noticed a smell, altho porrige or reddy brek is some great stuff on a cold morning.
MMMMmmmmm good.

Bread, fresh bread, baking bread, home made bread. i lll have all 4 please, with assorted jams, thank you very much.

Seriously though, ye should really go smell some basmati rice, or better still eat some. Its the rice they use in indian restaurants. You can even buy it in a uncle bens boil in the bag aroma box these days.
At the very least go to ur local supermarket and smell the box from the outside, you'll wish that your lungs had an infinite capacity. well maybe.

pendulum · 13-05-2002 6:02pm

The smell of "spiced" meat cooking at the local butchers as you walk past.....

Kalina · 15-05-2002 1:08pm

The smell of Tikka Masala is just heaven.

TacT · 20-05-2002 2:49pm

Coffee wins, freshly made coffee and a lingering of freshly ground beans, it smells better than it tastes.

Baking bread/cakes in any boulangerie on the continent

Whats your favourite food/drink, aroma/amell?

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