For how many consecutive hot meals would you willingly eat the same thing?

[mrs quoad]

I eat a lot of wraps.

Distracted by a toddler jumping on my midriff, I read this as "I eat a lot of wasps."

 

[Gromit]

When I go to Italy on hols, I have Spaghetti Pomodoro every day, I love it so.

I was only going to say two in a row tops, then you reminded me of going to Turkey and having Tava Kebab every day for about 9 days in a row.

We mixed it up though. Sometimes lamb tava, sometimes chicken and sometimes beef.

 

[Thimble Queen]

Distracted by a toddler jumping on my midriff, I read this as "I eat a lot of wasps."

Figs??

 

[bubblesmcgrath]

Not technically a meal....and more luke warm than hot...but I'd say I could happily live on creme brulee .

 

[extra dry]

Happily eat corn-beef hash for rest of my natural. That and fish and Chips.

 

[UnderOpenSky]

Curry isn't really a meal is it? It's more a genre of cooking.

I keep trying to persuade my other half of this, but she still objects if I cook it more then twice a week.

 

[farmerbarleymow]

I'd happily eat the same thing forever. Saves having to bother thinking about food.

 

[Orang Utan]

I love bufala, the last work trip to Italy I managed to eat ten bufala in four days. I stay with a friend who lives there and only encourages my habit.

Buffalo?

 

[gentlegreen]

I pretty well have done most of my adult life - it was vegan stirfry in my 20s and early 30s.
In my 50s, health has come to the fore so my main meal is mostly broccoli, sprouts and kale, plus a lot of mixed beans.
I do vary the chutneys a bit, but prefer the less spicy ones.

 

[danny la rouge]

I don't eat pizza every day, but I don't think I'd have a problem with that.

 

[danny la rouge]

Other: infinite bananas.

 

[campanula]

I already have exactly the same thing for breakfast and dinner every day...and having the same thing for tea would actually be my preferred option as I regard the thinking of meals as stressful as preparing them. I have got around the stress by having the same meals on specific days of the week - Friday, for example, is always chicken night while today (Sunday) it is bolognese. Wednesday macaroni cheese, Tuesday beef burgers and salad and so on. Very occasionally, I might feel an urge to creativity and push the boat out with a risotto or a pie (I am a horrible and reluctant cook).
Afraid to say I have similar attitudes to clothing and would probably wear a comfortable uniform with no problems...and have had the exact same hairstyle for my entire life, including childhood. This isn't looking good is it? I do, however, indulge myself in the garden, having grown many hundreds (thousands) of different plants - often redoing entire schemes each year from scratch.

 

[danny la rouge]

Buffalo?

Female thereof.

(Incidentally there's no such thing as buffalo mozzarella).

 

[Orang Utan]

Female thereof.

(Incidentally there's no such thing as buffalo mozzarella).

pinkmonkey can eat ten female buffalo?

 

[pinkmonkey]

Female thereof.

(Incidentally there's no such thing as buffalo mozzarella).

it's what my mate (who is Italian and lives in Milan) calls mozarella balls.

 

[danny la rouge]

pinkmonkey can eat ten female buffalo?

Maybe. I think it's more likely to be cheeses though.

Like I said, you don't get buffalo cheese.

 

[Orang Utan]

(Incidentally there's no such thing as buffalo mozzarella).

 

[danny la rouge]

Gentlemen cows aren't milked.

 

[Orang Utan]

Gentlemen cows aren't milked.

Oh you really are being that awkward.

 

[Orang Utan]

Buffalo mozzarella - Wikipedia

 

[danny la rouge]

Oh you really are being that awkward.

No, I'm explaining why the cheese is called bufala.

Similarly, the French call goats' cheese, chèvre. If you ask for chèvre in a shop or restaurant you don't get goat, you get goats' cheese.

 

[Orang Utan]

Buffalo is not gendered in English, you div.

 

[danny la rouge]

Buffalo mozzarella - Wikipedia

From that link: "sold as Mozzarella di Bufala"

 

[danny la rouge]

Buffalo is not gendered in English, you div.

pinkmonkey didn't say it in English, you div.

 

[Orang Utan]

From that link: "sold as Mozzarella di Bufala"

In Italian.
But it's perfectly fine in English to call it Buffalo Mozzarella as it's Mozzarella made from the milk of an Italian Buffalo.

 

[strung out]

I don't eat pizza every day, but I don't think I'd have a problem with that.

I agree. I'd want to be able to pick the toppings each time, but I'd eat pizza every day from now until the day I die without too many complaints if I had to.

 

[Orang Utan]

pinkmonkey didn't say it in English, you div.

You did, though. You said there's no such thing as Buffalo Mozzarella. There is.

 

[danny la rouge]

In Italian.
But it's perfectly fine in English to call in Buffalo Mozzarella as it's Mozzarella made from the milk if an Italian Buffalo.

But you were asking what pinkmonkey meant by "bufala". That's how the conversation started.

 

[Orang Utan]

But you were asking what pinkmonkey meant by "bufala". That's how the conversation started.

And she told me. Don't why butted in saying someone was wrong about it when no one had said it in the first place

 

[danny la rouge]

If my turn of phrase has offended you that's unfortunate. I didn't intend to. But I think "butting in" is a bit strong considering it's a bulletin board. However I'll leave the thread.