[ SECRET POST #2807 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2807 ⌋

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Comments

Suprisingly good combos

[(Anonymous)]

Ever do a spice experiment? I just sprinkled cloves and coriander in my cocoa. It was surprisingly good!

Re: Suprisingly good combos

[kallanda_lee]

Not spice but - dates go really well with bacon.

Re: Suprisingly good combos

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think I've ever had dates! :O

Re: Suprisingly good combos

[kallanda_lee]

They are quite nice (though sugar bombs, as they are often sweetened)

Re: Suprisingly good combos

[ginainthekingsroad]

I love bacon-wrapped dates that have been sprinkled with a little brown sugar and broiled. Really great appetizer, it always makes people adore you at parties. Alternatively, skip the brown sugar and glaze 'em with balsamic vinegar.

Re: Suprisingly good combos

[a_potato]

I don't know if this totally counts since one of the things is a sauce, but I really like mixing cinnamon and buffalo sauce together.

Re: Suprisingly good combos

[(Anonymous)]

It counts! I should have specified it doesn't have to be spices.

You reminded me that I've had cinnamon on melted cheddar cheese before and it's great too.

Re: Suprisingly good combos

[(Anonymous)]

Bacon and strawberry jam is apparently a really good combination according to 3 or so of my friends. I haven't actually dared to try it yet myself.

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[(Anonymous)]

Red cheddar and raspberry jam also works really well. Comes out salty-sweet.

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[diet_poison]

Not a spice, but today I dipped onion rings in honey and found I rather liked it.

Re: Suprisingly good combos

[ginainthekingsroad]

I used to dip chicken nuggets in honey when I was a kid. Not honey-mustard sauce, just honey.

Re: Suprisingly good combos

[diet_poison]

I did the exact same thing! McDonald's?

(I don't like mustard or honey mustard. just honey)

Re: Suprisingly good combos

[(Anonymous)]

It's not experimental since it was specifically suggested in the pamphlet, but I am amazed by the combination of good vanilla ice cream and the blackberry-ginger balsamic vinegar I found at a local specialty store.

Re: Suprisingly good combos

[(Anonymous)]

Coke with lemon in it and Hawaiian potato chips are the perfect blend of sweet, sour and salty.
Pumpkin cinnamon ginger nutmeg cake with orange icing and a shot of good whisky. Amazing.

Re: Suprisingly good combos

[dahli]

Fried potatoes with Mccormick condiment. Cream cheese and strawberry jam. Carrot and strawberry juice. Those are the ones at the top of my mind.