Do you lick Yogurt lids?
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Do you lick Yogurt lids?
Not a euphemism.
The creamy residue on the underlid, do you scoff it tongue-style?
The creamy residue on the underlid, do you scoff it tongue-style?
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Re: Do you lick Yogurt lids?
If you're referring to the aluminium foil covering, I'm more likely to wipe it with a sweep of a (newly washed) forefinger, then suck on that. If you'r talking about the underside of the plastic lid, and indeed the carton itself, I tend to give that a good reaming before washing it out prior to recycling.
No euphemisms there, either.
No euphemisms there, either.
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Re: Do you lick Yogurt lids?
Never.
I scrape it off with a spoon and stir it in to the pot.
I scrape it off with a spoon and stir it in to the pot.
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Re: Do you lick Yogurt lids?
Fucking animal.
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I see it as a gift from the Yogurt gods. To redistribute it seems...ungrateful.
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It's like a left-out overnight biscuit. Almost unuseable in its discovered state.
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Re: Do you lick Yogurt lids?
It’s the slightly sour/savoury aspect that tickles the fancy, an amuse-bouche for the switched-on.
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Re: Do you lick Yogurt lids?
Introducing an alien item, yer spoon, finger, etc, twixt lid and tongue naturally ensures the fragile magic is lost.
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kalowski II: The Revenge wrote:It’s the slightly sour/savoury aspect that tickles the fancy, an amuse-bouche for the switched-on.
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Re: Do you lick Yogurt lids?
I think you're neglecting the consistency Nev. It's often thicker than the yoghurt itself, almost like a skin and that can be off-putting.
I still do though.
I still do though.
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Re: Do you lick Yogurt lids?
I scrape it off with a left-out overnight biscuit.
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Re: Do you lick Yogurt lids?
The Modernist wrote:Er...no.
I remember kidding an old English friend over the way he pronounced it Yaw gut while we Americans say it Yo (long O) gurt (hard R). It was like there is no long O in British English, but there is, of course, but you don't say it when you say "yogurt." Hear the difference here.
http://www.pronouncekiwi.com/Yogurt
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Re: Do you lick Yogurt lids?
I always thought it was best to pronounce it correctly. To avoid sounding like an American.
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Re: Do you lick Yogurt lids?
Not on a first date.
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Darkness_Fish wrote:I always thought it was best to pronounce it correctly. To avoid sounding like an American.
Well, however it's pronounced it's still nearly sour, germy, moldy, slimy, single celled creature infested milk and only good with sugary stuff. Now, a proper sour cream is the bomb.
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Re: Do you lick Yogurt lids?
I'd personally wonder about someone who didn't.
All that creamy goodness gone to waste.
All that creamy goodness gone to waste.
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