Beer and clamato?
Jul 11th 2007 | 5:29 am
#16
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From: From Kingston Upon Hull to Kingston in Ontario
Re: Beer and clamato?
you can have a virgin bloody caeser if you dont drink like me but ive never heared it with beer!
Jul 11th 2007 | 7:46 am
#17
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Re: Beer and clamato?
Several friends of ours regularly drink their beer topped up with Clamato (about an 80/20 split).
Tastes pretty nasty to me.
Tastes pretty nasty to me.
Jul 11th 2007 | 4:54 pm
#18
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From: Wabamun , Alberta
Re: Beer and clamato?
I think this is sick too! lol! All the canadians I speak to cant believe we make shandy's (beer and lemo) and think that is disgusting... and then walk out their kitchen with a beer and tomatoe and fish juice (as I call it)! lol!
I tried a cesar... uuughhhh i almost puked the most awful thing I have ever tasted.
How very strange!!!
I tried a cesar... uuughhhh i almost puked the most awful thing I have ever tasted.
How very strange!!!
Jul 11th 2007 | 6:38 pm
#19
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From: Lethbridge Alberta
Re: Beer and clamato?
Work colleagues drink beer and clamato..........tried to get me to also...no chance
Jul 12th 2007 | 1:50 am
#20
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Re: Beer and clamato?
I can understand why Brits , after having their taste buds obliterated by surely the most awful dietary habits in the world, would not appreciate a Caeser.
English Fine dining is an oxymoron, the best Restaurants in the UK are the Indian ones and as for appreciating a Caeser, it requires a delicate pallet.
Captain's Corners, Meaford , Ontario, BEST Fish and Chips including the U.K, Only problem, the portions could feed a family of four.
English Fine dining is an oxymoron, the best Restaurants in the UK are the Indian ones and as for appreciating a Caeser, it requires a delicate pallet.
Captain's Corners, Meaford , Ontario, BEST Fish and Chips including the U.K, Only problem, the portions could feed a family of four.
Jul 12th 2007 | 2:50 am
#21
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Re: Beer and clamato?
I can understand why Brits , after having their taste buds obliterated by surely the most awful dietary habits in the world, would not appreciate a Caeser.
English Fine dining is an oxymoron, the best Restaurants in the UK are the Indian ones and as for appreciating a Caeser, it requires a delicate pallet.
Captain's Corners, Meaford , Ontario, BEST Fish and Chips including the U.K, Only problem, the portions could feed a family of four.
English Fine dining is an oxymoron, the best Restaurants in the UK are the Indian ones and as for appreciating a Caeser, it requires a delicate pallet.
Captain's Corners, Meaford , Ontario, BEST Fish and Chips including the U.K, Only problem, the portions could feed a family of four.
To enjoy a Caeser doesn't necessarily require a delicate palate, just an appreciation for the combination of ingredients contained within. My palate doesn't care for it, but that doesn't mean it's due to my English upbringing.
Last edited by R I C H; Jul 12th 2007 at 3:46 am.
Jul 12th 2007 | 3:12 am
#22
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Re: Beer and clamato?
The food in the restaurants in the UK are overpriced, the servings mediocre, the cuisine pathetic.
Alberta Beef,makes the English stuff look like grissle.
Alberta Beef,makes the English stuff look like grissle.
Jul 12th 2007 | 3:33 am
#23
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Re: Beer and clamato?
It's "gristle", by the way. And "palate".
Jul 12th 2007 | 3:37 am
#24
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From: Germany to Med Hat, AB
Re: Beer and clamato?
So other than beer with tomato juice and clam gunk, what other Canadian delicacies are there?
Jul 12th 2007 | 3:40 am
#25
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From: Ontario
Re: Beer and clamato?
It's ok but you have good beef right on your doorstep. These are a couple of steaks we chopped up for fajitas. The top one is from Alberta, via the St Lawrence market, the one underneath from Crusty up the road, see how lean and dark the lower one is? I think that as good as cow gets. Crusty's place is here:
http://www.pvrbeef.ca/
Last edited by dbd33; Jul 12th 2007 at 3:42 am. Reason: Removed gratuitous vulgarity
Jul 12th 2007 | 3:50 am
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Jul 12th 2007 | 3:51 am
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Jul 12th 2007 | 3:52 am
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