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Not I as my food and diet are pretty much the same year round  O0. I've done business with this vendor so they always send me stuff like this. Guess some folks' food and diet do change according to the seasons  ???:


















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Majority are the same. Very few charges.



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Oh, yeah. Mine changes. I like watermelons and ice creams more in the summers than in the winters.

I'm sure I'm not alone. Just look at your local grocery stores--what they sell differently each season.



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Majority are the same. Very few charges.

Same here. I still eat the same Asian food i.e., rice, pho, larb, kao-poon, Laotian sausages, papaya salad, roast duck, rancho galbi, dumplings, boiled chicken, bitter melon, mustard, etc., as well as the same American food i.e., steaks....year round.



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Oh, yeah. Mine changes. I like watermelons and ice creams more in the summers than in the winters.

I'm sure I'm not alone. Just look at your local grocery stores--what they sell differently each season.

Good to know, I'm sure you're "not alone" either... O0

Some folks tends to be very strict so even if the product is available at the grocery store, they'll pass it until it's the right season for them.



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Same here. I still eat the same Asian food i.e., rice, pho, larb, kao-poon, Laotian sausages, papaya salad, roast duck, rancho galbi, dumplings, boiled chicken, bitter melon, mustard, etc., as well as the same American food i.e., steaks....year round.

This is normal for most. In the winter time most of us would eat noodle soups and soups in general more.



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I heard that in the winters  you add frog legs to those soups.

Just kidding.

This is normal for most. In the winter time most of us would eat noodle soups and soups in general more.



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I heard that in the winters  you add frog legs to those soups.

Just kidding.

Sour bamboo with frog legs is bomb man.



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I eat the sane food all season.  Bulk life is the way. 



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Re: When the season changes, does your food, diet and taste bud change too?
« Reply #10 on: March 29, 2022, 08:17:23 PM »
Did someone say frog legs? 

My only vice with frog legs is that it is not enough for you to get satisfy over it and you can't afford to buy a truck load just to pig out either. 

If I ever see them frog legs at a buffet, it is game over. 

If I get that opportunity to do frog legs bought at the market, you'll be seeing me taking 5 minutes the least just to chew all them meat and possible crunching up their leg bone just to get to their bone marrow. 

Like fine cognac, we sip it slowly and take our time



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Re: When the season changes, does your food, diet and taste bud change too?
« Reply #11 on: March 29, 2022, 08:51:22 PM »
Damn, Duma. Making me hungry man lol



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Re: When the season changes, does your food, diet and taste bud change too?
« Reply #12 on: March 29, 2022, 10:34:11 PM »
Mussels at the buffet goes extinct when I'm there.



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Re: When the season changes, does your food, diet and taste bud change too?
« Reply #13 on: April 04, 2022, 08:51:50 PM »
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