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I hate liquorice and liquorice tasting vegetables...

but I like these...

Does this mean that I am an asshole?

bright maroon wrote:I hate licorice and licorice vegetables...

but I like these...

Does this mean that I am an asshole?

Liquorice

What is a "licorice vegetable" ?

celery + fennel are the liquorice vegetables - I'm sure there are more...


It means that I am ok with anise, but liquorice is just too much...lol

bright maroon wrote:celery + fennel are the liquorice vegetables - I'm sure there are more...

They're usually compared to aniseed not liqourice but ok i get ya.

in before 5 pages of confusion

this is not the reason you are an asshole, no
keep searching though
it will come to you

baron_von_carlton wrote:

bright maroon wrote:I hate licorice and licorice vegetables...

but I like these...

Does this mean that I am an asshole?

Liquorice

What is a "licorice vegetable" ?

Liquorice flavour can be extracted from the root of a plant called Liquorice. It's not a vegetable though.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquorice

We usually get it from Anise though, I guess...

what about dill?

PinUp wrote:what about dill?

I don't know, but I can never see the word Dill without thinking of the dog from The Adventures of Parsley The Lion.



I have the same problem with Sage the Owl.

magma wrote:

PinUp wrote:what about dill?

I don't know, but I can never see the word Dill without thinking of the dog from The Adventures of Parsley The Lion.

It was actually called The Herbs

particle-jim wrote:

magma wrote:

PinUp wrote:what about dill?

I don't know, but I can never see the word Dill without thinking of the dog from The Adventures of Parsley The Lion.

It was actually called The Herbs

Oooh, you're right too. Apparently there was a sequel series called The Adventures of Parsley though!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Adventures_of_Parsley

£10 Bag wrote:in before 5 pages of confusion

magma wrote:

particle-jim wrote:

magma wrote:

PinUp wrote:what about dill?

I don't know, but I can never see the word Dill without thinking of the dog from The Adventures of Parsley The Lion.

It was actually called The Herbs

Oooh, you're right too. Apparently there was a sequel series called The Adventures of Parsley though!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Adventures_of_Parsley

I guess we're both right then

Today wrote:this is not the reason you are an asshole, no
keep searching though
it will come to you

mmm...no, I've never eaten one...

could you make a response any less intelligible or related

I looked up Ines Rosales but all I found were pics of a Fox News anchor haha.
But I see it's those sweet flatbreads with sugar on them. I've had them before but never tasted anything like liquorice. The only ones I've had tasted like cinnamon.

I love celery though. It's one of my main snacks. Never associated with liquorice either though. I don't like liquorice (the sweets anyway).

They come in a couple of different flavors.

They've normally got fennel/aniseed in them. Is that what you mean by liquorish?

aniseed isnt that bad.