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Incinerator wrote:Mmm.... licorice.

+1

(don’t like it when there’s too much ammonium chloride in it though)

Zarya wrote:

Incinerator wrote:Mmm.... licorice.

+1

(don’t like it when there’s too much ammonium chloride in it though)

That's ok, I'll take those. I am used to licorice which full of the stuff.

Incinerator wrote:Heathen barbarians, the lot of you!



Mmm.... licorice.

You show me a picture of that.... blasphemious stuff?
Ven though there's not much liquorice in all of that together, it's still debatable if that wasn't a waste of a good product.

Your, Sir, are a heathen thyself!

(But the shown stuff was my gateway drug for liquorice...
Now I enjoy ones where a single black pellet has more liquorice in it that a full carton of these Haribo packages
My wife enjoys them even stronger... But they're getting harder and harder to get in good, enjoyable qualities...)

How about this, even though its production is down due to CO-19

I'm guessing 'Low Tide' is their shock term for 'he's a dirtsider/comes from a dirt-bound planet'?

danuis wrote:I'm guessing 'Low Tide' is their shock term for 'he's a dirtsider/comes from a dirt-bound planet'?

Hmmm.. I more get the impression its more of an expression like we would say 'Good Grief'. Since Tallon and Spiral come from a mostly water world {I think} a 'low-tide' is a "bad thing" as it means you could potentially hit shallow shoals that could rip out the underhull of a sailing ship.. Certainly a "bad thing"..or at least Very undesirable.

But I'm sure the 'Guardian of the Garden' would not let such a ..bad thing {heh 'deflowering'} of their sensibilities stand and will explain in his upcomming flashback...

sunphoenix wrote:

danuis wrote:I'm guessing 'Low Tide' is their shock term for 'he's a dirtsider/comes from a dirt-bound planet'?

Hmmm.. I more get the impression its more of an expression like we would say 'Good Grief'. Since Tallon and Spiral come from a mostly water world {I think} a 'low-tide' is a "bad thing" as it means you could potentially hit shallow shoals that could rip out the underhull of a sailing ship.. Certainly a "bad thing"..or at least Very undesirable.

But I'm sure the 'Guardian of the Garden' would not let such a ..bad thing {heh 'deflowering'} of their sensibilities stand and will explain in his upcomming flashback...

Low tide smells horribly. Putting some dirty animal's teat in your mouth to suckle its milk sounds horrible, too.

I interpreted "low tide" as negative, akin to "low blow"....

Krulle wrote:

Incinerator wrote:Heathen barbarians, the lot of you!

Mmm.... licorice.

You show me a picture of that.... blasphemious stuff?
Ven though there's not much liquorice in all of that together, it's still debatable if that wasn't a waste of a good product.

Your, Sir, are a heathen thyself!

(But the shown stuff was my gateway drug for liquorice...
Now I enjoy ones where a single black pellet has more liquorice in it that a full carton of these Haribo packages
My wife enjoys them even stronger... But they're getting harder and harder to get in good, enjoyable qualities...)

Ok... I am a texture person. I cannot stand the taste of natural licorice, but I will eat these things whenever I find them because to me they have the perfect texture.

If they had red licorice with this same texture, I would never stop eating them.

Overkill Engine wrote:Yeah anything anise flavored like black licorice is just vile in strong enough concentrations. One of the few flavorings that will literally make me puke. Hell just imagining the smell makes me nauseous. And what I read about the versions made overseas does not give me faith in its edibility there either.

Edible? You don't eat anise. You drink it!

"Is that sanitary?"
"Don't worry. Cows have excellent immune systems."

Sturzkampf wrote:"Is that sanitary?"
"Don't worry. Cows have excellent immune systems."

Also, Pasteurization just in case

gaerzi wrote:

Overkill Engine wrote:Yeah anything anise flavored like black licorice is just vile in strong enough concentrations. One of the few flavorings that will literally make me puke. Hell just imagining the smell makes me nauseous. And what I read about the versions made overseas does not give me faith in its edibility there either.

Edible? You don't eat anise. You drink it!

My experiences with absinthe make me stand by my words. Anise is vile!



On a somewhat related tangent, I tolerate Cilantro just fine but it apparently tastes like nasty soap to other people.

"Is that sanitary?"
"We don't ... *sigh*... care about that." (<- that was actually my first thought)


Anise is strong repellant for me, you can add Pernod to the drinks I won't go near, even the thought of it makes me shiver. But I have no problem with licorice of all sorts, I don't find the anise smell or taste in that.

Also... there seem to be no differentiation in English between "Süßholz" (don't try to pronounce it, the literal translation would be "sweetwood"):

and "Lakritz", which is the product that is made from sweetwood:

- it's both licorice.


While I'm at it:
"One does need to exercise care in how Sori and Dogos are prepared." --> Fugu anyone?:



And also:

Overkill Engine wrote:On a somewhat related tangent, I tolerate Cilantro just fine but it apparently tastes like nasty soap to other people.

Can confirm. Tastes literally like someone dropped a bar of soap into the dish.

bunnyboy wrote:Which one you want to have dinner date with?
I myself really cant decide.

I think in my case a more pertinent question would be "which one would want to have a dinner date with me?"

orion1836 wrote:

Krulle wrote:

Incinerator wrote:Heathen barbarians, the lot of you!

Mmm.... licorice.

You show me a picture of that.... blasphemious stuff?
Ven though there's not much liquorice in all of that together, it's still debatable if that wasn't a waste of a good product.

Your, Sir, are a heathen thyself!

(But the shown stuff was my gateway drug for liquorice...
Now I enjoy ones where a single black pellet has more liquorice in it that a full carton of these Haribo packages
My wife enjoys them even stronger... But they're getting harder and harder to get in good, enjoyable qualities...)

Ok... I am a texture person. I cannot stand the taste of natural licorice, but I will eat these things whenever I find them because to me they have the perfect texture.

If they had red licorice with this same texture, I would never stop eating them.

Obligatory Kid Next Door: Pirates of Black Licorice reference:


[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ejH9RBmV9s[/youtube]

RockB wrote:"Is that sanitary?"
"We don't ... *sigh*... care about that." (<- that was actually my first thought)

I think Jardin was gonna say we dont drink it from the teat.

NuclearIceCream wrote:

RockB wrote:"Is that sanitary?"
"We don't ... *sigh*... care about that." (<- that was actually my first thought)

I think Jardin was gonna say we dont drink it from the teat.

Just wait until he explains cheese to them.

NuclearIceCream wrote:I think Jardin was gonna say we dont drink it from the teat.

For real, it took me more than a day, rather nearly two days after I had seen the page, to realize that that's what he was gonna say. But thanks for confirming it.

This comic is now in living color on (what network is this?).