briand no :(

THE WHOLE JAR

I was once in a situation where an Argentinian lady was cooking me dinner and I had to eat it no matter what in order to be gracious of her and stuff.

SHOTS FIRED

Peppers and garlic. And the vinegar lends a nice tang but it is not overwhelming like Tabasco and stuff like that. I dunno, I can taste a huge difference in that from the chunky version with no garlic so ???

I will argue this "lack of flavor" nonsense till the day I die, but hell yes to that vinegar shit. Vinegar is for fish & chips and focaccia.

See? You know what's good for ya.

Shut your whore mouth. I taste so much in it! But, it's not really hot to me. I have damaged my tongue living in so CA with all our Mexican food hahaha

sometimes i just think you want people to fight you

At the same time, it's how they both wanted their steak served. I guess there really is someone for everyone out there.

The taste lack is what makes it so good! With Cholula, Tabasco, etc you can't add it to food without also adding a vinegar taste, which is not always desirable.

in the best of times, grits also include bacon, and if you are serving them for dinner or lunch, possibly shrimp.

A couple of years ago I went to the beach with a couple of my girlfriends. It was Memorial Day weekend, and one friend invited on short notice the guy she had been messaging on EHarmony. No biggie. He was nice, and funny, and not an axe murderer.

Sriracha on toast with avocado is amazingly delicious.

That steak one actually made me have to put down my coffee. Ugh...

Wouldn't it be nice if the phrase "real women" referred to something other than body type. You know, like "real men" does.

We do recognize it for what it is, which is why we're calling bullshit on the term. What on earth makes you think it's okay to describe thin and/or attractive women as not real?

When people use the phrase "real women" they are telling a segment of the population that they aren't real, and it is completely okay for those women to get upset.

So what? Those who complain may be on the skinny end of the spectrum, but that doesn't mean they forfeit their right to get upset. Someone who is thin and (what someone else may consider to be) attractive can still feel insecure—to the same degree that someone who is overweight would. Sure everyone with common sense…

Sorry, but when you use the phrase "real women" as a way to refer to "average women", you're just as guilty as the people who hold up models as an ideal of beauty. If you need to denigrate a group of women as "not real" versus another group, then you're missing the point.