Throwback Thursday: What food/snacks could you not live without? #TBT

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It's Thursday!

Hope you all have recuperated from the joy and listening to Team'22. What a roller costar! So much info and new exciting announcements. Very cool indeed!

I could not live without súkkulaði (Icelandic for "chocolate"). I just LOVE chocolate. I crave chocolate. I dream of chocolate. I...  Well, you probably get the picture :) Oh by the way, have you seen the Ikea flat pack Easter egg? Pretty funny.

What food/snacks could you not live without?

Let’s make it a great Thursday!
KGM

[Thorhalla Gudmundsdottir Beck]

Chocolate!

I have a sensitive stomach so I got a list from a doctor of things I'm not supposed to eat and there's like tomatoes, deep fried stuff, peppermint, and loads more and I read the list like "oh, crap", "aw, man", "well, can't be helped." Until I got towards the bottom where it said "chocolate" and I was like "YOU WILL HAVE TO PRY THE CHOCOLATE OUT OF MY COLD, DEAD FINGERS!" 😝

[Kristin Lyons]

Pretzels and pizza :D Also, I'm sure it doesn't count but a good black tea. 

The ikea flat pack easter egg is so cute!

[David Niro _Tempo_]

Chicken Vindaloo, cashews and green tea! 

[Himanshu Jadon]

I will say Jalebi. Doesn't matter what kind of diet I am on I will eat that anyhow and workout later if needed to burn it off :P 

Oh Yeah and also Cheese Pizza always crave for that.

[Summer.Hogan]

Definitely Chocolate! I love chocolate too! I also love peeps and have to indulge in those every Easter! 

[Trish Cescolini]

My go-to, must-have road trip snack is Cheetos....and I always make sure there are extra napkins in my truck for the orange dust.

[Taranjeet Singh]

@Kristján Geir Mathiesen Thank you for this amazing post!

For me, I must say that I love "Tandoori Chicken" or "Grilled Chicken", especially marinated with Ginger and Garlic, and can have it in any meal.

The chocolates have also been my favorite snack since childhood. I still like to try any new ones I find interesting & always make sure that I have a variety of them available at home for my kids and me.

Have a great Thursday, everyone!

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Crisps ("chips" in American English), but it's not as simple as it sounds, because 

1. When you ask a brit to describe what a crisp is, they'll start describing the most popular brand - Walkers (owned by the same company that makes Lays in North America - the crisps and the packet designs are identical, but both companies have retained their brand name). 

But I don't mean just Walker's type crisps made of potato - I mean all the variants that are savoury and either broadly similar in shape (so tortilla-like Doritos) or similar in texture and crunch (Wotsits, Hula hoops, even chick-pea curls)

2.  Because it's not just the crisps that I like, it's when you get to dip them in other things - salsa, tzatziki, guacamole, hummus, baba ganoush, etc

[Patrícia Fortunato Montenegro]

Hi buddy @Kristján Geir Mathiesen

It is a provocative question that makes me think a lot here. Well done! 😁

I love sushi, but I also love rice and beans (a Brazilian food) that my mother makes.🫘 🍚 🍣

And as a snack, lactose-free dark chocolate is a good choice always. 🍫

Have a lovely day, Community!

😃 🤗

[Andy Gladstone]

[SriKumar P]

Mine is Crispy Dosa, Have you tried it ? 

[Kristján Geir Mathiesen]

@SriKumar P  no I have not. What is Crispy Dosa?