Its all down to age, when you are young it is sweetness, as you get older it is savoury.

I think my mom has always had more of a sweet tooth than anything else, but it's increased with her age, and perhaps changes in her brain related to her symptoms of dementia.

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I found this dish which except for the soy Here, is almost exactly what My Mom cooked for dinner, it's called Nikujaga(Mothers cooking), maybe one day I'll have to cook this Myself.

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I found this dish which except for the soy Here, is almost exactly what My Mom cooked for dinner, it's called Nikujaga(Mothers cooking), maybe one day I'll have to cook this Myself.

Funny. Here it's called Minced Beef Soup.
We do as the japanese. KISS, Keep It Simple, Stupid.
My "grandson" Lucas loves it:)

Food to win Japanese boys' heart

Nikujaga (肉じゃが?) (meaning meat-potatoA) is a Japanese dish of meat, potatoes and onion stewed in sweetened soy sauce, sometimes with ito konnyaku and vegetables. Generally, potatoes make up the bulk of the dish, with meat mostly serving as a source of flavor. It usually is boiled until most of the liquid has been reduced. Thinly sliced beef is the most common meat used, although minced/ground beef is also popular. Pork is often used instead of beef in eastern Japan.

McDonalds ... Disgusting:(

That is the definition.
Ranks as next to the bottom http://qz.com/385241/in-n-out-is-still-americas-favorite-place-to-get-a-burger-a-survey-says/ or 110 of 111. I'm hating it.

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McDonalds ... Disgusting:(

That is the definition.
Ranks as next to the bottom http://qz.com/385241/in-n-out-is-still-americas-favorite-place-to-get-a-burger-a-survey-says/ or 110 of 111. I'm hating it.

From the article Gary:)
"The results should be taken with a grain of salt."
Or should it be?
"The results should be taken with lots of sugar."

McDonalds ... Disgusting:(

That is the definition.
Ranks as next to the bottom http://qz.com/385241/in-n-out-is-still-americas-favorite-place-to-get-a-burger-a-survey-says/ or 110 of 111. I'm hating it.

From the article Gary:)
"The results should be taken with a grain of salt."
Or should it be?
"The results should be taken with lots of sugar."

De gustibus non disputandem est, as Dr Asimov was wont to say.
I don't eat at McDonald's often, but when I'm out and about, my stomach starts complaining, and there is nothing else close, I'll stop in for a Quarterpounder with cheese or a tilefish sandwich. Much prefer Arby's roast beef or Reuben sandwiches, or Wendy's, or A&W's burgers.

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Donald
Infernal Optimist / Submariner, retired

When the temptation is so great
that we just can't resist it, we
stop in to "Fatburger"! Once a month
or so....

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McDonalds ... Disgusting:(

That is the definition.
Ranks as next to the bottom http://qz.com/385241/in-n-out-is-still-americas-favorite-place-to-get-a-burger-a-survey-says/ or 110 of 111. I'm hating it.

From the article Gary:)
"The results should be taken with a grain of salt."
Or should it be?
"The results should be taken with lots of sugar."

De gustibus non disputandem est, as Dr Asimov was wont to say.
I don't eat at McDonald's often, but when I'm out and about, my stomach starts complaining, and there is nothing else close, I'll stop in for a Quarterpounder with cheese or a tilefish sandwich. Much prefer Arby's roast beef or Reuben sandwiches, or Wendy's, or A&W's burgers.

I like bronto Burgers and dino ribs:)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJu8RreAGnM
I Yabba Dabba Do

McDonalds ... Disgusting:(

That is the definition.
Ranks as next to the bottom http://qz.com/385241/in-n-out-is-still-americas-favorite-place-to-get-a-burger-a-survey-says/ or 110 of 111. I'm hating it.

From the article Gary:)
"The results should be taken with a grain of salt."
Or should it be?
"The results should be taken with lots of sugar."

De gustibus non disputandem est, as Dr Asimov was wont to say.
I don't eat at McDonald's often, but when I'm out and about, my stomach starts complaining, and there is nothing else close, I'll stop in for a Quarterpounder with cheese or a tilefish sandwich. Much prefer Arby's roast beef or Reuben sandwiches, or Wendy's, or A&W's burgers.

Then there is Carl's Jr with their 'bacon burgers' and the 'double bacon burgers' with onion rings, yum.

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Then there is Carl's Jr with their 'bacon burgers' and the 'double bacon burgers' with onion rings, yum.

I guess the onion rings are fried in lots of oil...

And perhaps some added sugar...

Then there is Carl's Jr with their 'bacon burgers' and the 'double bacon burgers' with onion rings, yum.

I guess the onion rings are fried in lots of oil...

Yes, vegetable oil, which can be refined into Bio-Diesel fuel, when burned smells like, food..

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Yes, vegetable oil, which can be refined into Bio-Diesel fuel, when burned smells like, food..

Yummie:)
Here is some green pine diesel.

Add some sugar and...
The doctor says it will kill me but not when...

Yes, vegetable oil, which can be refined into Bio-Diesel fuel, when burned smells like, food..

Yummie:)
Here is some pine green diesel.

Add some sugar and...
The doctor says it will kill me but not when...

That's cause Bio-Diesel is for a car/truck Jan, not for eating or drinking by a human being.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Yes, vegetable oil, which can be refined into Bio-Diesel fuel, when burned smells like, food..

Yummie:)
Here is some pine green diesel.
Add some sugar and...
The doctor says it will kill me but not when...

That's cause Bio-Diesel is for a car/truck Jan, not for eating or drinking by a human being.

I was thinking of frying food, not drink pine diesel.
There are some weird people that drinks olive oil.
Not me:)
However you have sometimes pine nuts in food.
The taste is very much the same as pine diesel:)

I like pine nuts. But they taset nothing like pine oil. You can make a good tea from Douglas fir needles.
Oh and drinking olive oil is pretty common in Italy, Spain and Mexico. Sort of like chicken soup. It cures everything.

I like pine nuts. But they taset nothing like pine oil. You can make a good tea from Douglas fir needles.
Oh and drinking olive oil is pretty common in Italy, Spain and Mexico. Sort of like chicken soup. It cures everything.

It's probably better than ingesting Castor Oil..

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Oh and drinking olive oil is pretty common in Italy, Spain and Mexico. Sort of like chicken soup. It cures everything.

It's Virgin olive oil you are drinking.
I wonder how Virgin pine oil taste like.
I Think to certain dishes it could be delicious.
I have tasted Birch sap. Very much like maple sap...

I have tasted Birch sap. Very much like maple sap...

The maple syrup flavor and bacon go quite well together. There's maple bacon, and even maple frosted doughnuts with bacon on top.

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I have tasted Birch sap. Very much like maple sap...

The maple syrup flavor and bacon go quite well together. There's maple bacon, and even maple frosted doughnuts with bacon on top.

Spare ribs with some birch or maple sap...
Hmm. Sounds like a good idea.
Add crushed tomatoes, vinegar and some jalapeno.

I have tasted Birch sap. Very much like maple sap...

The maple syrup flavor and bacon go quite well together. There's maple bacon, and even maple frosted doughnuts with bacon on top.

Spare ribs with some birch or maple sap...
Hmm. Sounds like a good idea.
Add crushed tomatoes, vinegar and some jalapeno.

You know, that doesn't sound too bad, actually.

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