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One menu to rule them All and in the custom bind them...         How would you feel if you sat with your friends in a restaurant and they offered one menu for all to share? That's the custom in traditional Japanese restaurants. If you ask the Japanese why they serve one menu only, they will tell you they don't know why. They don't know where the custom comes from either. Weird!! I searched online but could not find the reason for it. There are two questions. Where does the custom come from and why do they still keep it to this day? (read more)       add to favorites Rate It:         Originator:   james85       send message - add originator to favorites      Worth:   $0.12 (what's this)         Views: 2468   Supporters: 1   Comments: 8       Support this thought       Traditional Japanese Menu!         Dinner at home or home-made dinner?         When you invite someone at your place for dinner would you ever consider passing out (some) take-away food or home-delivery recipes as your own cooking? If most dishes are yours, what's wrong with passing one or two you didn't have time to make as yours? I see nothing wrong with ordering extras and mixing it with home-made dinner. My question is would you tell your guest or pass it as yours?       add to favorites Rate It:         Poll:     I would... say I didn't make it pass it as mine            Results   Originator:   michelle       send message - add originator to favorites      Worth:   $0.00 (what's this)         Views: 536   Supporters: 0   Comments: 0       Support this thought       Default Image Food/Recipes add your image         Chuck Saw and Ramen noodles         Due to a stomach infection, I've been reverting back to my college budget and habits the last two weeks, Chuck Shaw and Ramen noodles being two of the main food groups that keep me culinary company. I realized it's not a good plan to put Tupperware in the oven-even if it just to heat up said Ramen noodles. But it's not necessarily a bad idea, melted plastic with Chuck Saw and Ramen noodles can be a good substitute when you run out of Chuck Saw and Ramen noodles..lol       add to favorites Rate It:         Originator:   leslie       send message - add originator to favorites      Worth:   $0.00 (what's this)         Views: 536   Supporters: 0   Comments: 0       Support this thought       Default Image Food/Recipes add your image         Kitchen on the go         You'll probably laugh at the thought, but how about a truly mobile food delivery business that operates in a truck? The kitchen is fitted in the truck which does a regular itinerary during the day around the city. The customer can email, fax or sms the order and have it instantly delivered either to his place or wherever he might be, even on the street. With GPS technology both the customer and the truck driver can see where each other is. (read more)       add to favorites Rate It:         Originator:   bugglen       send message - add originator to favorites      Worth:   $0.00 (what's this)         Views: 1354   Supporters: 0   Comments: 0       Support this thought       Default Image Food/Recipes add your image         Catering to Extreme Laziness         In the UK, you can now buy pre-boiled eggs in the supermarket. I've seen pre-made soup, rice, salads... but now eggs? How hard is it to put an egg in a pot of hot water for 5 minutes? Is this catering to extreme laziness or a very clever idea?       add to favorites Rate It:         Originator:   Mudgee Cowgirl       send message - add originator to favorites      Worth:   $0.00 (what's this)         Views: 522   Supporters: 0   Comments: 4       Support this thought       ---         Choco Pens         The idea is chocolate bars in the shape of any item students carry with them at school and place on their desks. Good ideas for shapes include pens, pencils, notebooks, stationary, exam sheets etc. To be eaten or chewed upon when bored during class. Some students are in the bad habit of chewing the tip of the pen when bored, why not chew a chocolate bar that looks like the pen but tastes so much better? The taste can be anything the student likes       add to favorites Rate It:         Originator:   hairyglasses       send message - add originator to favorites      Worth:   $0.00 (what's this)         Views: 171   Supporters: 0   Comments: 0       Support this thought       Default Image Food/Recipes add your image         how not to cook to impress a girl         this is true for all men but my experience has been with american guys so far. if you want to prepare dinner and invite the girl over to your place, please don't buy everything as pre-packaged meal, microwave food or ready-made sauce from the supermarket next door to where you live. if you want to do it that way at least have the brain to take the time to empty the content of supermarket food into tupperware so that it looks as if you made it yourself (read more)       add to favorites Rate It:         Originator:   alessandra       send message - add originator to favorites      Worth:   $0.00 (what's this)         Views: 1730   Supporters: 0   Comments: 1       Support this thought       Default Image Food/Recipes add your image         Sweet and Salty         Food without salt is hopelessly boring. Life without sweetness is life without pleasure. To eat something sweet and salty is a complicated taste sensation. I believe that at the apex of all culinary sophistication lies the tasty conundrum of a sweet and salty life...       add to favorites Rate It:         Poll:     My favorite Sweet and Salty combo is Sea salt caramel Ketchup french fries Peanut butter strawberry jelly Melon with prosciutto Cantaloupe meat Chocolate salt snacks Blue cheese pear Philipine mango yogurt            Results   Originator:   daniela       send message - add originator to favorites      Worth:   $0.00 (what's this)         Views: 398   Supporters: 0   Comments: 0       Support this thought       Default Image Food/Recipes add your image         Pay for Time Restaurant         A friend of a friend of mine who lives in Hamburg told me about it. The customer only has to pay for the time he spends there. The charge is per minute, you pay nothing for the food you eat, only for the time it takes you to finish your meal. The name of the restaurant is Take A Minute. The faster you eat, the less you will have to pay. Wondering if the food they serve is worth the time checking it out. Has anyone been there?       add to favorites Rate It:         Originator:   christa       send message - add originator to favorites      Worth:   $0.00 (what's this)         Views: 185   Supporters: 0   Comments: 1       Support this thought       Default Image Food/Recipes add your image         How to make Broccoli and Cauliflower Stinkless!         How many times boiling broccoli or cauliflower spoiled your romantic meal with your partner???This can be finally solved!Just put some milk and small pieces of bread in the pot you are boiling them and you 'll see, or better you will smell, the miracle!!! No stink in your house or even the whole block of houses!It really works :):):):)       add to favorites Rate It:         Originator:   dim       send message - add originator to favorites      Worth:   $0.00 (what's this)         Views: 2363   Supporters: 0   Comments: 5       Support this thought       Default Image Food/Recipes add your image

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