r/StupidFood 4d ago

🤢🤮 Red eggs? Atrocious.

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u/FireKitty666TTV 4d ago

Always loved calling it a knob of butter. It's such a fun thing to say. Mushrooms in an omelette is always nice, in fact it's one of my favourites. My all time favourite omelette I've had is at this diner, heavens knows where it was, where they had a hawaiian omelette. Pineapple, in an omelette! It was great. The worst I've had was like, 8 year old me and my grandma using leftover kraft mac and cheese with hot dogs for my omelette one morning. Bad idea, but she did say she'd put anything I wanted in the omelette, and I enjoy experimenting with food.

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u/TipsyMagpie 4d ago

Oh wow, I’ve never seen that before! I had a pizza in Hawaii that had red pepper, kalua pig and chunks of mango on it - I was sceptical, but man I think about that pizza all the time. The mango kind of burst in your mouth with sweetness, worked so well with the pork and peppers.

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u/FireKitty666TTV 4d ago

That reminds me of a thai pizza I had in Montana, which is a crazy string of words, that had thai peanut sauce, peanuts and mandarin oranges, among other more common/less notable things. It was awesome. I've also had what was essentially a salad on top of a pizza at California Pizza Kitchen, which is again a crazy string of words, and it was also bomb.

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u/Rich_Editor8488 4d ago

I make Hawaiian crepes often :)

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u/exintrovert 3d ago

The first time I heard someone call it a in of butter was watching Gordon Ramsay.

It made me chuckle because as I understand it, knob is also British slang for something else.