Thai chili anything is good! :drool:

Riiiiight? So good. I love spicy food, and I love spices (in general) plus....come on, if it's asian, it has to be good. I love me some Indian, thai, vietnamese, korean, japanese....list goes on and on.

Kimchi Ramyun! Sushi! Serious yumyums!

Mmmm :drool: yes please to both! :D I had some fantastic korean bbq in Portland. So good. I don't understand one thing that I've seen South Koreans do...They eat pickles when they eat something rich and savory, like pasta.

http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m...254/pickle.jpg

Don't get me wrong...I like pickles. But....I dunno. Odd combo. I'm sure it's to like, cut down on the richness. but still.

Yeah, I think it's a pallet cleanser, to stop what you just ate effecting what you're about to eat. :yes: I think they do similar things at wine tastings and fancy restaurants.

I just think its a non-sequitur, seeing pickles hand in hand with pasta. :P But it's true. I've had my share of palette cleansers, like sorbets and all that inbetween dishes. Or, my favorite, when places with REALLY smelly perfumes and stuff have a jar of coffee beans for you to sniff and burn your nostrils out with before sniffing anything else.

It's always WAY too strong smelling, but I always sniff them cause they are there.... :D

I like the smell of coffee, but not the taste, so that would be perfect for me!

Sadly, coffee grew on me. I used to detest it. But, now I drink it on occasion. But seriously, I girly it up hardcore. I made my own often, and when I go I make mocha cappuccinos. Our cool little hand frother broke, so I use a french press, steam the milk in the microwave, then pump the strainer up and down (just like the frother I had really....). Then we have a little espresso percolator for the stove.

Coffee on occasions. Tea always :D

Coffee never, tea forever!

Always good to have another Aussie on board!

I wonder if i can collect a regular from every state in here? Then itd be like pokemonz! Gotta get them all! ^_^

Woo, I'd be a regular if I could just freakin' remember to check my subscribed threads. D: Sowwy gaiz. <3

AND TEA IS GREAT, COFFEE IS... mae- fae-... haee-... uhh... NOT GREAT.

If you're missing any state, I can just read up on the facts of the missing one and pretend ;)

(haha....waaaaaay too much effort. nvrmind ;) )

Tea is fantastic :drool: me and my mummy used to go to a tea house when I was little and sample teas, have little treats. I've always drank tea. There was no "she's too young for that" phase since I think she needed a tea time partner in crime.

Tea time partner in crime? That is possibly the winningest job evar.

I was my mums 'wing man' when it came to tea ;)

No joke, the woman is hooked to a tea IV. If we run out of milk for her tea, she gets verra cranky. For the past few years I've grown to detest milk and sugar in my tea. I take it straight unless I have a cold, then it's green tea with a tiny bit of honey. :D

I'm a tea fan. I have about 20 different teas.. ^^'

mmmm. I just had a cuppa just so I could eat the Tim Tam I just bought :D :D

Seriously, those bad boys are hard to find over here :cry: no one knows what they are! Make me sad, cause they are so good. Gotta do the tim tam slam!

tim tams are for chumps... i wanna jammie-dodger! ;)

*Shoves a jammy dodger where the sun don't shine* **Aka in a closet or something**

Tim tams are amazing!

Shall I pop another shrimp on the barby? *so original* 8DDD

Lol Pearl. I think the aussies might revolt!

Lmfao, man you guys are tea nuts. I've only had the normal "Aussie" tea. o.o

What brands are popular there? I have no idea. I usually buy british and irish brands like Barrett and PG Tips, cause most american teas are crud, unless they are the lesser known brands and such.

*lol's at 'tea nuts' then runs away*

I don't drink tea, which is good, because as a Briton in America it could make me very unhappy.

I was comforted by the discussion of jammy dodgers... sigh... I can't wait to go home.

Ahh, what are jammy-dodgers?

And I drink Bushels tea. Nomnomnom.